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Under Los Angeles law, all individuals and companies have a duty to take reasonable care to avoid foreseeable physical injury to others. This duty applies in almost every conceivable circumstance. If you have been injured because of the negligence of others, you likely have a personal injury case. Call us, and we will determine whether you have a case. We will immediately investigate and document your claim before the negligent parties and their insurance companies attempt to weaken or destroy your case.

If you are injured and have insurance, it may cover some or all of your medical expenses. If you are in a car accident, Los Angeles has passed the No-Fault laws that will cover your medical expenses to a certain extent. If you do not have insurance or you have limited insurance, an alternate arrangement might be made in which the physician will deliver all necessary treatment. This becomes part of your claim for an additional money award in your lawsuit. Additionally, if your injury causes you to miss work, you can claim lost wages as part of your compensation. We will help ensure that both medical bills and lost wages are factored into your case.

In Los Angeles, the statute of limitations for most personal injury cases is three years from the date of the injury. This means you must file your lawsuit within that time frame. However, some exceptions may apply where the statute is much shorter, depending on the nature of your case (e.g., medical malpractice or claims against a government entity), so it’s essential to consult a lawyer early to ensure you meet the deadlines.

Yes, you can recover both lost wages and medical bills in a personal injury case. This includes wages lost during your recovery period and compensation for future income if your injury affects your ability to work long-term. Medical bills from the injury, including future treatment costs, can also be recovered as part of your compensation.

Once your case is settled or a judgment is awarded, it typically takes up to thirty days to receive your compensation. However, delays can occur if the defendant contests the payout or multiple parties are involved. As your attorney, we will work to expedite the process as much as possible to ensure you receive your compensation promptly.