Personal injury cases cover a wide range of injuries. Some of the common types of cases we handle include:

• Catastrophic Injuries: These types of injuries earn the moniker catastrophic because they are life-changing for you and your family. They are often associated with some of the most expensive medical costs for not only the current treatment but future treatments as well. They can lead to a decrease in earning capacity for your job and may even require modifications to your home to accommodate your new needs. They may leave you permanently disabled for the rest of your life.
• Motorcycle Accidents: Motorcycles can be a source of great fun, but they are also some of the most vulnerable vehicles on the road. They provide nearly zero protection for those who enjoy them and are difficult to see for other drivers. Motorcycle accidents can be devastating for those who are injured while riding one. Injuries can include broken bones, brain injuries, or damage to the spinal cord.
• Car Accidents: Like motorcycle accidents, these incidents can cause significant injuries, including broken bones, brain injuries, and many other types of damage to the body. However, unlike motorcycles, cars provide some protection, which could limit the injuries received by their drivers. Unfortunately, car accidents are still the leading cause of injury and death in the United States, particularly in California. California allows those injured in auto accidents to file claims against at-fault drivers for negligence. These types of claims apply if you are the driver of another vehicle, a pedestrian, or even a passenger in another car or rideshare vehicle.
• Spinal Cord Injuries: The spine is one of the most vital parts of the body, and injuries to the spinal cord can leave you permanently disabled. These injuries can impact your sensory and motor functions, causing considerable lifestyle changes at work and at home. These injuries can make it difficult to move, breathe, or even feel in some instances.
• Brain Injuries: There are several types of brain injuries. Impacts to the brain from penetration, bruising, or any other type of injury can have different impacts on different people. Traumatic brain injuries can make it difficult for a person to move, function, and communicate. This can impact not only their home and social life but also their ability to successfully gain, seek, or keep employment. Often, brain injuries will come with a substantial amount of medical expenses, both in the short term and the long term.
• Construction Accidents: Construction zones are dangerous for more than just the workers. While they may be most at risk, pedestrians and motorists are just as susceptible to accidents from debris, improper road signs, or other unsafe conditions created due to the work occurring.
• Dangerous Roadway Conditions: While many accidents are caused by others on the road, sometimes the road conditions themselves are cause for concern. If roadways are improperly maintained, or are dangerous because of poor lighting, improper signage, damaged safety guards, or a number of other dangerous conditions, then you may be entitled to hold the government or local maintenance entity responsible for your injuries.
• Premises Liability: Property is the responsibility of those that own it, whether publicly owned or privately owned. Personal injuries that occur because of defects in property that is improperly maintained or otherwise unsafe could hold the owner of that property responsible.
• Defective Products: Some injuries occur while operating or using a manufactured product. If that product malfunctions and causes your injury, the manufacturer may be held responsible for your injuries. It is important to note that these types of cases must prove that you were using the product as intended and that it was properly maintained.