Frequently Asked Questions

Accident and injury case reviews are free and confidential. Matters are generally handled on a contingency-fee basis. Attorney fees are not owed unless a recovery is obtained; clients may remain responsible for costs as stated in the written fee agreement.

Speak with a lawyer first. Requests often come early, before the medical picture is complete, and questions may be framed to obtain short admissions without context.

Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage on your own policy is frequently the route to a recovery. The firm reviews the coverage available to you as part of the case review.

Payment obligations under a finance or lease agreement are separate from a warranty claim. Do not stop paying on the assumption that a claim will resolve them; raise the question at your case review.

The initial lemon law case review is free. Depending on the claim and engagement agreement, attorney fees and costs may be recoverable from the manufacturer under California law. No outcome or fee recovery is guaranteed.

It depends on what you own, how it is titled, and what you want to happen during incapacity as well as after death. Both are discussed at the consultation.

Consultation and document-preparation fees depend on the scope of services. The fee and included work are explained before representation begins and confirmed in a written agreement.

This page is general information about California matters and is not legal advice about your situation. Whether representation is available depends on the facts of the individual case.