If you were injured in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, do not hesitate to contact the California personal injury lawyers of OnderLaw, LLC . You might be entitled to financial compensation for the medical bills and other expenses you incurred. Our experienced legal team could help you hold the negligent party liable for the harm they caused and pursue the money you’re owed.
Accidents are often unexpected and entirely preventable. The other person or entity involved could have done something to avoid injuring you. Unfortunately, their carelessness resulted in a devastating incident. When you suffer an injury due to someone’s negligent behavior, there are options to hold them accountable. However, the process can be time-consuming and stressful. You shouldn’t attempt to handle it yourself.
OnderLaw, LLC has the experience and resources to file your insurance claim or initiate a lawsuit and take your case to court. We know what it takes to get the job done. Our team will advocate for your rights and tirelessly work to try to reach a favorable outcome. You will not be alone during this traumatic experience. We will remain by your side until the end.
Our California personal injury lawyers are ready to take your call and help you get on the road to recovery. Call us today for your free initial consultation.
California lies on the western coast of the United States, situated near Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, and Baja. It is the third-largest state in the country by area. It is also the most populated. More than 39.5 million people call this place home. Sacramento is the state’s capital and the sixth-largest city in the state. The population reached 525,398 in 2021.
The significant size of California offers climates ranging from polar to subtropical, although most of the state has a Mediterranean climate. The coast often has fog during the summer, created by the cool current in the Pacific. Hot summers and cold winters are typical the farther inland you go.
The variety in weather, terrain, and activities makes California a popular tourist attraction. Many mountainous regions allow residents and visitors to ski in the winter and hike in the summer. The Pacific Ocean runs along the entire western coast of the state, providing a range of fun activities, including surfing and swimming.
Two of the biggest cities, Hollywood and Los Angeles, are home to some major film studios, including Warner Bros and Disney. They are hubs for the entertainment industry. In fact, four broadcast networks, NBC, ABC, Fox, and CBS, have production facilities in the state. You can also find many successful technology companies like Google, Apple, and Facebook.
One of the best decisions you can make after suffering an injury is to hire a lawyer. You likely don’t know state laws and legal procedures for seeking compensation after an accident. If you attempt to handle your case alone, you could walk away without the money you need to pay for the medical care required for you to heal.
Our California personal injury lawyers have represented clients in California since 2002. We have the experience to take on even the most complex cases and hold the negligent individual or company liable for their misconduct. Our award-winning team received recognition from multiple prestigious organizations, including Super Lawyers, The National Trial Lawyers, and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. We also hold an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell.
When you hire OnderLaw, LLC , we will relieve your burden by handling every step of the process from start to finish. We can investigate the incident, gather all available evidence, and file a claim. We can also negotiate a settlement with the insurance company on your behalf. If they refuse to play fair, we have the skills and knowledge to take them to court and fight for the maximum compensation you deserve.
At OnderLaw, LLC , we have successfully represented accident victims in various cases, including:
If you were involved in any of these personal injury accidents, reach out to OnderLaw, LLC right now to discuss your legal options.
Whether you were in a truck accident, fell on someone’s property, or were involved in a work-related accident, you likely sustained physical injuries. They can range in severity depending on the circumstances. The most common include:
Some accidents result in life-threatening injuries and fatalities. The cost of medical treatment can become a significant financial burden and even lead to debt. The negligent party responsible for the accident should be the one to pay if they were entirely to blame for what happened.
Whether you choose to file an insurance claim or lawsuit, you could pursue compensation to cover the losses you suffered. Losses fall under two main categories: economic and noneconomic.
Economic losses are the expenses resulting from an injury, such as:
Noneconomic damages are intangible losses, such as:
You might also be able to pursue exemplary damages when you file a lawsuit. Instead of compensating you for your losses, this award punishes the defendant for their actions and is meant to deter similar behavior in the future. The court will require clear and convincing evidence of the at-fault party’s malice, fraud, or oppression to award you with exemplary damages.
Anyone could suffer an injury or death in any situation. One of the most common causes of fatalities in California is motor vehicle accidents.
According to statistics, 3,316 fatal traffic-related accidents occurred in 2019 and caused 3,606 deaths. Of these fatalities:
A high number of nonfatal occupational injuries occur in California. There were 483,300 recordable cases in 2019 in all industries. A total of 451 fatal injuries occurred the same year due to:
State law requires you to follow a statute of limitations if you want to sue someone for the injury you suffered. This is the specific timeframe in which you can initiate a personal injury lawsuit. There is a two-year statute of limitations for most accidents resulting in injury or death. That means you must file your lawsuit within two years of the date of your injury.
Medical malpractice cases have a three-year statute of limitations. You have to initiate the lawsuit within three years from the date of the incident. However, if you didn’t discover medical malpractice took place until later, you would have one year from the date you knew or should have reasonably known about the injury.
There is a three-year statute of limitations for property damage cases. For example, if there were damage to your car during a traffic-related accident, you would have to file suit within three years to compensate for the cost of repairs.
If you’re pursuing compensation from a governmental agency or employee, you must file your lawsuit within six months from the date of the accident.
The California personal injury lawyers of OnderLaw, LLC are ready to fight by your side for the justice you deserve. We take cases on contingency, so you’re not expected to pay upfront fees or costs. We won’t collect any of our legal fees unless we secure compensation for you.
Call us right now if you were injured in an accident in California. We can meet with you for a free consultation to discuss what happened and advise how we could help.
