Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

Yes, mainly because of the low property damage--that is, IF you can find an attorney to take the case. Insurance companies on low-damage accidents will routinely deny medical payments for treatment beyond a couple weeks, or maybe even altogether. If you happen to have suffered a serious injury, you will have to fight hard to get compensation. Without an attorney, you will not be able to file a lawsuit, and without that threat you will have no real leverage.

Our firm has successfully litigated low-impact cases before. To find out if your case is viable, I will need to get more details. You can contact me toll-free at (877) LION-FOR-LAW (546-6367) or by email at [email protected]

Yes

The decision as always, must abe your own. That being said, insurance companies are tougher with claimant who were in a low or minor impact damge case with limited injuries. They deny claims that should not be denied or they may make a "low ball" offer to settle the case I used to be in claims so I know. I handle personal injury claims for individuals now. But, not every case is one to litigate either. Do not over treat. But do not delay in seeing a medical provider either as this will be used against you later. If you know an attorney that you feel good about and trust contact that person and explain all of the facts, what exactely happened, what injuries or pain you have experienced and when you first went to the doctor. Claims ultimately are generally settled for more money with an attorney than not so ultimately I suggest you retain counse. I hope this helps. Bob (818) 222-2433