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As Personal Injury Attorneys, we advocate for victims of truck and motor vehicle accidents, as well as those suffering from negligence-related injuries, ensuring they receive fair compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and the pain they have endured.

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As experienced attorneys, we represent clients dealing with property damage claims, ensuring they receive the compensation they deserve for repairs, restoration, and losses caused by negligence or unforeseen events.

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California Personal Injury Lawyer


If you were hurt in an accident, you’re not alone. Thousands of people across California suffer serious injuries every year. Many of these injuries are caused by someone else's carelessness. When that happens, the law allows victims to file a personal injury claim.

We stand with injury victims at their side, ensuring they get the justice they deserve. Our California personal injury lawyers understand how overwhelming these cases can be. Between medical bills, lost wages, and insurance companies, it can be hard to know what to do next.

Our trial attorneys step in to fight for your rights. Whether it’s a car accident, slip and fall, or wrongful death, we are ready to help. We handle cases in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and throughout the state. With extensive trial experience and a skilled trial team, we strive for maximum compensation. We also work with expert witnesses and medical providers and understand every detail of California personal injury law.

Our California Personal Injury Lawyer Explains Personal Injury Law

Personal injury law allows someone to seek money if they were hurt because of another person’s actions. These cases are handled in civil court and may involve injuries from car accidents, falls, or defective products.

A personal injury claim is a civil case. It is not about sending someone to jail. It’s about getting compensation for medical expenses, property damages, and other losses. Criminal charges are separate and handled by the government.

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Personal Injury

Truck Accidents

We help those injured in truck accidents, including incidents involving lunch trucks, semi's, and other commercial vehicles.

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Motor Vehicle Accidents

Assisting clients injured in car and motorcycle accidents to recover damages for medical expenses, lost wages, and more.

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Rideshare Accidents (Uber/Lyft)

We represent individuals injured in Uber or Lyft accidents, navigating insurance claims to ensure fair compensation.

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Uninsured Motorist Claims

Helping clients recover compensation after accidents with uninsured or underinsured drivers.

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Spinal Injuries

Advocating for individuals with spinal injuries to secure funds for medical care, rehabilitation, and long-term needs.

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Catastrophic Injuries

We fight for clients suffering severe, life-changing injuries to obtain the compensation needed for care and recovery.

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Minor Traumatic Brain Injuries (mTBI)

Providing legal support for individuals with mTBI, ensuring they receive compensation for medical and emotional recovery.

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Traumatic Brain Injuries

For severe brain injury cases, we pursue maximum compensation to cover medical and long-term care expenses.

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Concussion Accidents

Helping clients recover damages for concussion-related injuries caused by negligence or accidents.

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DUI Accidents

We support those injured in DUI-related accidents, holding intoxicated drivers accountable for injuries and losses.

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Pedestrian and Bike Accidents

Representing pedestrians and cyclists injured due to driver negligence, we seek fair compensation for injuries.

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Wrongful Death Cases

We provide compassionate legal representation for families seeking justice and compensation in wrongful death cases.

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Property Damage

Fire of Commercial Buildings

We assist business owners in recovering losses from commercial building fires, including structural repairs and equipment replacement.

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Fire of Residential Single Family Homes

Helping homeowners navigate claims for fire damage to single-family homes, covering repairs, belongings, and temporary housing.

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Earthquake

We support property owners with earthquake damage claims, ensuring coverage for structural repairs and personal losses.

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Vandalism and Theft

Advocating for victims of vandalism or theft, we help recover costs for repairs and replacement of stolen property.

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Frequent Personal Injury Claims in California

Auto Accidents

Injuries often result from accidents on the road. Our team assists individuals following auto accidents, including car accidents, truck accidents, and pedestrian-vehicle collisions. We deal with vehicle repair, medical care, and insurance claims.

Slip and Fall Injuries

Broken bones, spinal damage, or brain trauma can result from slip-and-fall accidents. Property owners must keep their premises safe. If they fail, they may be held responsible under California personal injury law.

Wrongful Death

Wrongful death cases provide legal recourse when negligence results in the loss of a loved one in accidents involving vehicles, medical malpractice, or dangerous premises. California law allows surviving family members to seek compensation for funeral expenses, lost income, and the emotional impact of their loss.

Pedestrian Accidents

Pedestrian accidents typically cause severe injuries because individuals have no protection when struck by vehicles, often resulting in traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, and internal organ damage. California law gives pedestrians the right-of-way in crosswalks and requires drivers to exercise reasonable care around foot traffic.

Bicycle Accidents

Bicycle accidents frequently result in serious injuries because cyclists have little protection when struck by motor vehicles. California law provides specific protections for cyclists, including the three-foot passing rule and right-of-way regulations that drivers must follow. Our legal team investigates factors such as driver distraction, visibility issues, and traffic violations.

Truck Accidents

Commercial truck accidents often cause devastating injuries due to the massive size and weight of these vehicles compared to passenger cars. Truck drivers and trucking companies must follow strict federal regulations regarding driver rest periods, vehicle maintenance, and cargo loading. When these rules are violated, our attorneys hold negligent parties accountable for catastrophic injuries.

Motorcycle Accidents

Motorcycle collisions often lead to life-changing injuries, including traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, and severe road rash requiring extensive medical treatment. Despite common misconceptions, most motorcycle accidents result from driver negligence rather than reckless riding behavior.

Workplace Injuries

Workplace injuries may involve third parties, especially with commercial vehicles or truck drivers. While workers’ compensation is the main route, some cases allow personal injury claims, too. We also handle employment law issues tied to these injuries.

Product Liability Claims

Defective products can lead to catastrophic injuries, including traumatic brain injuries or birth injuries. Product makers may be held liable under California law. Trial lawyers build strong cases using expert witnesses and medical records.

Dog Bites and Animal Attacks

Dog bites can severely injure people, particularly children. Under California law, owners are fully responsible. Injury attorneys help victims seek compensation for medical bills, scars, and emotional distress.

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What to Do After an Accident in California

Injuries often result from accidents on the road. Our team assists individuals following auto accidents, including car accidents, truck accidents, and pedestrian-vehicle collisions. We deal with vehicle repair, medical care, and insurance claims.
Step 1 – Seek Medical Attention
Get medical attention right away, even if you feel fine. Injuries like brain injury or internal damage can show up later. Prompt treatment also helps connect your injuries to the accident, which matters in a motor vehicle accident claim or a Bicycle Injury Claim.
Step 2 – Report the Incident
Always report the accident to the proper authority. For a motor vehicle accident, follow the California Vehicle Code and file a police report. In cases of medical malpractice, report the issue to the hospital or licensing board. These records help build your case.
Step 3 – Gather Evidence
Take photos, collect witness names, and save documents. If it’s a truck crash, truck accident attorneys may also look at the Insurance Policy or black box data. For serious cases, medical lien details, Liability Insurance, or even signs of Insurance bad faith may be key.
Step 4 – Avoid Speaking to Insurance Companies
Do not give recorded statements or sign documents from insurance companies without legal representation present. Insurance adjusters often use your words against you to minimize your claim or deny coverage entirely. Let your personal injury attorney handle all communications to protect your rights and ensure you don't inadvertently harm your case.
Step 5 – Document Your Injuries and Recovery
Keep detailed records of all medical appointments, treatments, medications, and how your injuries affect your daily life. Take photos of visible injuries as they heal, and maintain a journal documenting your pain levels and limitations.
Step 6 – Preserve All Financial Records
Save all receipts and bills related to your accident, including medical expenses, prescription costs, travel to appointments, and any modifications needed for your home or vehicle. Keep records of missed work days and lost income, as these economic damages form a significant part of your personal injury claim.
Step 7 – Contact a Personal Injury Attorney
Reach out to an experienced personal injury lawyer as soon as possible after your accident to protect your legal rights. Early legal intervention ensures that crucial evidence is preserved and prevents insurance companies from taking advantage of your situation.

Why You Need a California Personal Injury Lawyer

Personal injury cases are complex. Insurance companies don’t always play fair. That’s why hiring an experienced trial team from a personal injury law firm makes all the difference.

Protecting Your Rights

A lawyer helps protect your rights from day one. They handle communication with the insurance company, guide you through the statute of limitations, and prepare for a jury trial if needed. They also deal with issues like medical liens or Insurance bad faith.

Maximizing Your Compensation

Your lawyer will fight for full compensation, including medical bills, lost wages, and punitive damages. Whether the case involves medical malpractice, a brain injury, or a truck accident, injury lawyers know how to build strong cases with expert help from brain injury attorneys or truck accident attorneys.

Legal Knowledge of California Laws

California personal injury lawyers are well-versed in local laws and court rules. They know how the California Vehicle Code applies to a motor vehicle accident. They also understand when punitive damages apply, how to challenge a denied Insurance Policy, and how to prove liability under California law.

Understanding Compensation in Personal Injury Claims

Filing a personal injury claim could qualify you for various forms of compensation. These include both financial and emotional losses. California personal injury attorneys assess your damages and aggressively pursue maximum compensation, either in settlement talks or court.

Economic Damages

These are financial losses from your accident. They include medical expenses, future medical care, lost income, and property damages. If your case involves a medical lien or long-term injury like spinal cord injuries, your lawyer will work with medical providers to document the full cost of your recovery.

Non-Economic Damages

These include pain, emotional distress, and a diminished quality of life. Cases involving brain injury, birth injury, or traumatic brain injury often include these damages. Personal injury lawyers may use expert testimony and medical records to show how the injury has impacted your daily life.

Punitive Damages

The purpose of punitive damages is to penalize egregious behavior. These are not awarded in every case. But in situations involving reckless truck drivers, insurance bad faith, or gross negligence, your trial attorneys may request them. They are separate from regular damages and can greatly increase your total award.

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Common Injuries We See in California Personal Injury Cases

Our team has experience handling a wide variety of injuries in personal injury cases in CA. Some of the most common examples include:
Traumatic Brain Injuries
Traumatic brain injuries occur when the head suffers a sudden impact or jolt, causing damage to brain tissue that can result in cognitive, physical, and emotional impairments. These injuries range from mild concussions to severe brain damage, requiring lifelong care and rehabilitation. Personal injury attorneys work with medical experts to document the full extent of brain injuries and their impact on victims' ability to work, maintain relationships, and perform daily activities.
Spinal Cord Injuries
Spinal cord injuries can cause partial or complete paralysis, dramatically altering victims' lives and requiring extensive medical treatment and adaptive equipment. These catastrophic injuries often result from car accidents, falls, or sports-related incidents where the spine suffers severe trauma. Our legal team understands the massive costs associated with spinal cord injuries, including ongoing medical care, home modifications, and lost earning capacity over a lifetime.
Broken Bones and Fractures
Broken bones and fractures are common in motor vehicle accidents, falls, and workplace incidents, ranging from simple breaks that heal quickly to complex fractures requiring multiple surgeries. Severe fractures can lead to permanent disability, chronic pain, and reduced mobility that affects victims' quality of life. Personal injury lawyers help clients recover compensation for medical treatment, rehabilitation, and any long-term limitations caused by improperly healed or complicated fractures.
Soft Tissue Injuries
Soft tissue injuries affect muscles, tendons, and ligaments, causing pain, swelling, and reduced range of motion that can persist for months or years. While insurance companies often minimize these injuries, severe soft tissue damage can significantly impact victims' ability to work and enjoy daily activities.
Internal Organ Damage
Internal organ damage from blunt force trauma can be life-threatening and may not be immediately apparent after an accident occurs. Injuries to organs like the liver, spleen, kidneys, or lungs often require emergency surgery and extensive medical treatment to prevent serious complications.
Severe Burns
Severe burns from car fires, electrical accidents, or defective products can cause excruciating pain and permanent scarring and require multiple skin grafts and reconstructive surgeries. These injuries often result in significant medical expenses, lost wages during recovery, and ongoing psychological trauma from disfigurement.
Amputations and Limb Loss
Amputations and limb loss represent some of the most devastating injuries, requiring prosthetic devices, extensive rehabilitation, and significant lifestyle adjustments. These catastrophic injuries often result from industrial accidents, motorcycle crashes, or defective machinery that causes crushing trauma to extremities.
Psychological Trauma
Psychological trauma, including post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and depression, commonly accompanies physical injuries and can be just as debilitating as visible wounds. Accident victims may experience flashbacks, nightmares, and fear of driving or returning to the accident location, requiring ongoing mental health treatment.

California’s Comparative Fault Rule

Under California personal injury law, more than one person can be at fault in an accident. This is called comparative fault. Even if you are partly responsible, you may still recover compensation. But your final amount will be reduced by your share of the fault.

How Shared Fault Affects Your Case

Let’s say you're injured in a motor vehicle collision but were not wearing a helmet in a Bicycle Injury Claim. A jury might find you 20% at fault. If your damages total $100,000, you would receive $80,000 instead. Trial lawyers will work hard to limit the fault assigned to you. They’ll gather expert testimony, review the Insurance Policy, and use the California Vehicle Code to prove the other party was more to blame. This rule applies to car accidents, pedestrian-vehicle accidents, and product liability claims. Having a skilled California injury law firm makes a big difference.

Statute of Limitations in California

Every personal injury case must be filed within a certain time. This deadline is called the statute of limitations. Missing it can cost you your right to compensation. A California injury attorney ensures you file on time and protects your rights.

Personal Injury Deadline

For most personal injury cases in California, the deadline to file is two years from the accident date. This applies to car accidents, truck accidents, and even medical malpractice. If you miss this deadline, your case may be dismissed, no matter how serious the injury.

Exceptions That May Extend the Deadline

Some situations can pause or extend the time limit. These include cases involving minors, delayed injuries like brain injury, or hidden harm in medical malpractice. An experienced personal injury lawyer will check if any exceptions apply and ensure your case is still valid under the law.

Proving a Personal Injury Case

To win a personal injury claim, your lawyer must prove the other party was responsible for your injuries. This is done using a legal standard called negligence.

The Four Elements of Negligence

You must show

  1. The other party had a duty of care.
  2. They breached that duty.
  3. That breach caused your injury (factual causation and proximate causation).
  4. You suffered damages, such as medical bills or property damage.

Without all four, the case may not succeed.

Evidence That Strengthens Your Case

Strong evidence helps your lawyer prove your injury claims. This includes medical records, photos, police reports, expert testimony, and witness statements. In truck accidents, your lawyer may examine black box data and the Insurance Policy. In Bicycle Injury Claims or spinal cord injuries, medical attention and treatment notes are key. A trial team also tracks medical liens and works with medical providers to support your claim.

Personal Injury Laws Specific to California

California has its own rules that can impact your injury claim. Knowing these laws helps protect your rights and ensures you don’t lose compensation unfairly.

Comparative Fault

Under California’s comparative fault rule, you can still recover damages even if you were partly at fault. However, your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault. This applies in all personal injury cases, from auto accidents to product liability.

Damage Caps

Most California personal injury cases have no cap on damages. But medical malpractice cases do. The law limits non-economic damages, such as pain and suffering. This means even serious injuries may have a ceiling. A knowledgeable California personal injury lawyer will explain how caps may apply in your case.

FAQ

What should I do if the insurance company contacts me?
Do not give a recorded statement or accept a quick offer. Have your injury attorney handle all communications with the insurer to safeguard your case.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim?
In California, the statute of limitations typically applies two years from the date of the accident. Some exceptions may apply, so contact a lawyer as soon as possible.
Can I still get compensation if I was partly at fault?
Yes. California uses comparative fault. Even if you were partly responsible, you can still recover money. Your share of fault just reduces your amount.
What if my injuries don’t show up right away?
Some injuries, such as traumatic brain injuries, may not appear immediately. Always seek medical attention and follow-up. A delayed diagnosis can still be included in your personal injury claim.
Do all cases go to court?
No. Many cases are settled before trial. But suppose the insurance company doesn’t offer fair compensation. In that case, your trial attorneys will be ready to take your case to court.

Contact a California Personal Injury Lawyer Today

If you’ve been injured in an accident, don’t wait. The sooner you speak with a California personal injury lawyer, the better your chances of a strong case. At Nazaryan Law, we fight for the justice you deserve. Whether it’s a car crash, medical malpractice, or a wrongful death claim, our trial team has the experience to help.

We are familiar with the California Vehicle Code, work closely with expert witnesses, and understand how to deal with insurance companies effectively. Contact our personal injury law firm today for a free consultation and take the first step toward recovery. Visit our Woodland Hills, San Fernando, or Victorville office for a complimentary case evaluation.

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