Personal Injury Attorneys in California

There are a wide variety of situations that can lead to personal injury caused by negligence: car accidents, failure to maintain property properly, criminal wrongdoing, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, dog bites, and more. If you're not sure whether or not you have a personal injury case, contact the experienced personal injury lawyers at the California firm of Demas & Rosenthal for a free case evaluation. If you are seeking monetary damages for your case, then the faster you can get your case resolved, the more quickly you may be able to receive the money you are entitled to. In addition, you'll want to be sure to address the matter before the statute of limitations runs out.

Even if you want to receive a settlement quickly, beware of any settlements offered immediately by insurance companies for your injury. Initial settlement offers are often an attempt simply to resolve the matter expediently and cheaply for the insurance company, rather than really taking the seriousness of your injuries and your lost wages into account. They're good for the car or homeowner's insurance company, but are not necessarily in your best interest. Never accept an offered settlement without first discussing it with an attorney. At Demas & Rosenthal, we have a solid reputation for getting settlements for clients that run into the millions. We're used to dealing with insurance companies, and may be able to get you a good settlement without taking the case to trial—but we're always prepared for a court case, and, in fact, treat every case as if it will go to trial.

So, how can you help speed the process along when you contact our top-notch personal injury attorneys in California? One of the best ways you can do this is to make sure that you always keep good records of everything related to your personal injury. You may want to write down a chronological sequence of events that you can present to your lawyer. This will assist you later down the road when you are asked about what happened. Sometimes it is easy to forget about the actual sequence of events as time goes by, so writing it all down will prove to help you immensely in the long run.

You should additionally keep any photos or any other forms of documentation you have that may relate to your personal injury, because these items may actually be submitted as evidence if your case ever goes to court and you're asked to show proof of the personal injury. Documentation of medical records relating to your injury will also help immensely. Even if your injury seemed minor at first, it's a good idea to get a follow-up medical evaluation to reveal problems that may not have been apparent at first.

As experienced personal injury attorneys in California, we realize that the intricacies of California state law aren't common knowledge—that's what we're here for. We'll explain your case's nuances every step of the way, and make sure that you understand the details without getting bogged down in them. After all, you have more important things to do, like heal from your injury and put your life back together. Contact Demas & Rosenthal today for your free initial consultation, and get the compensation to which you're entitled.