Injured in an Accident? Get the Compensation You Deserve

Yes, we can help with accidents throughout Southern California. While we specialize in Fontana and San Bernardino County, our network includes attorneys licensed throughout California who can handle cases in Los Angeles, Riverside, Orange County, and other areas.

Your health comes first. Seek immediate medical care for any injuries. Many attorneys in our network can help arrange medical treatment through providers who accept liens (no upfront payment required). They can also guide you on protecting your legal rights while focusing on your recovery.

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Unlike generic referral services, we specialize exclusively in personal injury and car accident cases in San Bernardino County. Every attorney in our network has been personally vetted for their track record, client satisfaction, and local court experience. We also provide ongoing case monitoring and client support throughout the legal process.

Several factors indicate a strong personal injury case: clear fault by another party, documented injuries requiring medical treatment, police reports, witness testimony, and compliance with statute of limitations. The attorneys we connect you with will provide a free case evaluation to assess your claim's strength and potential value.

Don't admit fault or apologize at the scene, don't sign any documents from insurance companies without attorney review, don't give recorded statements to opposing insurance companies, don't post about your accident on social media, don't delay seeking medical attention, and don't wait too long to contact an attorney.

Yes, California follows comparative negligence laws, meaning you can still recover damages even if you were partially at fault. Your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault. For example, if you're found 25% at fault, you can still recover 75% of your damages.

Claim value includes economic damages (medical bills, lost wages, property damage) and non-economic damages (pain and suffering, emotional distress, loss of enjoyment of life). Factors include injury severity, treatment duration, impact on daily activities, lost earning capacity, and degree of fault. Experienced attorneys use proven formulas and case precedents to maximize your settlement.

If an insurance company denies your claim, the attorneys in our network can file an appeal, provide additional evidence, negotiate directly with adjusters, or file a lawsuit if necessary. Many initially denied claims are successfully overturned with proper legal representation and documentation.

Simple cases with clear fault and minor injuries may resolve in 3-6 months. Complex cases involving serious injuries, disputed fault, or multiple parties can take 12-24 months or longer. Your attorney will provide realistic timelines based on your specific circumstances and work to expedite your case when possible.

Most personal injury cases (about 95%) settle out of court through negotiations. However, if the insurance company won't offer fair compensation, filing a lawsuit and potentially going to trial may be necessary. Your attorney will prepare your case thoroughly and advise you on the best strategy for maximum recovery.

If the at-fault driver has insufficient insurance, you may recover additional compensation through your own underinsured motorist coverage, the driver's personal assets, or by identifying other liable parties (employers, property owners, vehicle manufacturers). Experienced attorneys know how to find all available sources of compensation.

Yes, you have the right to change attorneys at any time. If you're unsatisfied with an attorney we referred, contact us immediately. We can provide alternative options from our network. Your new attorney will typically handle the transition and may need to pay your previous attorney for work already completed.

Most personal injury attorneys work on contingency fees, meaning you pay no attorney fees unless they win. However, you may be responsible for case expenses like medical records, expert witnesses, and court filing fees. Many attorneys advance these costs and deduct them from your settlement, so you pay nothing upfront.

Medical providers may place liens on your settlement to ensure payment for treatment. Your attorney will negotiate these liens to reduce the amounts owed, ensuring you keep more of your settlement. Many attorneys have relationships with providers who accept liens, allowing you to receive treatment without upfront payment.

As an injured passenger, you're typically not at fault and can pursue claims against all negligent drivers involved. You may also have coverage under your own insurance policy. Passenger injury cases often result in higher settlements since fault is usually clear.

Yes, emotional distress and psychological trauma are compensable damages in California. Conditions like PTSD, anxiety, depression, and phobias following an accident can significantly impact your life. Documentation from mental health professionals strengthens these claims.

Construction zone accidents may involve multiple liable parties including contractors, the city, or state agencies. These cases require specialized knowledge of government liability and construction site safety regulations. The attorneys we work with have experience with these complex multi-party cases.

Uber and Lyft accidents involve complex insurance coverage that depends on the driver's status (offline, waiting for rides, en route to pickup, or carrying passengers). These companies carry substantial insurance policies, but accessing coverage requires understanding their specific terms and conditions.

Politely decline to give recorded statements and refer them to your attorney. Insurance adjusters are trained to minimize payouts and may use your statements against you. It's best to have legal representation handle all communications with opposing insurance companies.

If injured while working, you may have both a workers' compensation claim against your employer and a personal injury claim against the at-fault driver. California allows you to pursue both simultaneously, potentially maximizing your total compensation.

Hit-and-run cases can still result in compensation through your uninsured motorist coverage. Your attorney will work with police investigators to locate the at-fault driver and can help you access all available insurance coverage, including your own policy benefits.

Video evidence is extremely valuable in establishing fault and the severity of impact. Your attorney will work quickly to preserve footage from traffic cameras, nearby businesses, and dashcams before it's automatically deleted. This evidence often leads to faster, higher settlements.

You can still pursue compensation for the aggravation of pre-existing conditions. California's 'eggshell skull' rule means at-fault parties are responsible for all consequences of their actions, even if you were more susceptible to injury than the average person.