Crockett Law Group | Car Accident Lawyers of Moreno Valley

If you have been injured in a California car accident, you only have a limited time to seek compensation for your personal injuries. This is known as the statute of limitations period and it is a time limit on filing a personal injury lawsuit. If you fail to commence a personal injury action within the time limit, you may be forever barred from recovering compensation. Generally, the statute of limitation period is two years from the date of the car accident causing the personal injuries. However, this time period is subject to various extensions and limitations that may expand or shorten your time to file a lawsuit. For instance, minors may have a longer time to file a lawsuit, whereas individuals commencing an action against a municipality or the State will have a much, much shorter time period to give notice of a claim. If you or a loved one were injured in a car accident in California, call our experienced car accident lawyers in Moreno Valley, CA at the Crockett Law Group.

Yes, even if you believe that you may have been partially at fault for your motor vehicle accident, you may still recover compensation for your injuries. This is because California is a pure comparative fault state, meaning that your fault will proportionally reduce your damages award. Therefore, even if you believe you were at fault—and even if you were partially at fault—you may still be entitled to a judgment. To learn more about your rights under these circumstances, call our experienced car accident lawyers at the Crockett Law Group in Moreno Valley, CA to schedule a FREE consultation. We are here to help you and your family after a serious motor vehicle accident.

Yes, if you were injured as a passenger in a vehicle, you have the right to commence a personal injury lawsuit against any defendant who may have caused your injuries including pain and suffering, lost wages, and medical bills. This includes the driver of the vehicle you were in, as well as any other drivers that may have caused your crash. If this happens to you, call the experienced car accident lawyers at the Crockett Law Group in Moreno Valley, CA to schedule a FREE consultation. We will help review your case and advise you of your rights to compensation under the law—particularly as a passenger in a motor vehicle accident.

Yes, absolutely. There is no such thing as a mild brain injury, especially one that causes you symptoms that you can feel on a day-to-day basis. But even symptoms that may have started to go away, could still be serious injuries (i.e., a concussion could cause hidden damage that could result in a much-worse injury the second time). Here at the Crockett Law Group in Moreno Valley, CA, our experienced car accident lawyers can help review your case to determine what rights you may have under California law. If you suffered any type of head injury or brain injury, please call our law offer immediately to learn more about your rights under the law.