Wilshire Law Firm

The amount of compensation you receive will be affected by not only the extent of your damages but also the strength of the evidence supporting your claim.

In California, the deadline for filing a personal injury lawsuit, also known as the statute of limitations, is two years from the injury or date of discovery in most cases.

Each and every case presents its own unique set of circumstances that affects its length, so it's impossible to come up with a general timetable.

If your case has a good chance of going to trial, you will likely undergo a deposition and an oral question-and-answer session with the opposing attorney.

Yes. The state of California uses a "pure comparative negligence" system for determining damages in a personal injury suit.

- Arbitration is Often a Better Recourse - Sue Only After You Have Run Out of All Other Options

At Wilshire Law Firm, we provide our services on a contingency fee basis. In other words, you won't have to pay us any attorney fees unless we make a recovery.

You can obtain a traffic accident report either online or via mail order.

- Failing to take pictures of the accident scene - Ignoring witnesses at the scene of the accident - Failing to seek medical attention - Not making a police report - Contacting your insurance company before speaking to a lawyer - Not having any legal advice from an attorney