San Bernardino thrives on the movement of goods: a large portion of the cargo entering the United States through the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach travels through the Cajon Pass and the intersections of the I-10, I-15, I-215, and 210, and the warehouses of the Inland Empire employ tens of thousands of Hispanic workers.
That economic engine comes with a human cost: truck crashes on the highways, back and machinery injuries in warehouses, and slips and falls in shopping centers and apartment complexes.
When an accident happens to you or your family, having lawyers who know the area and speak your language changes what the insurance company is willing to pay.
Crashes on the I-10 and I-215 near San Bernardino often involve commercial vehicles, and those cases require moving quickly to preserve the truck's black box and driver logs. We pursue claims for your medical treatment, your vehicle, and your lost wages.
Warehousing, distribution, construction, and transportation: the jobs that dominate the Inland Empire lead the way in California workplace injuries. We file your workers' compensation claim, which covers you regardless of your immigration status, and we investigate whether a contractor or manufacturer should also be held liable through a separate lawsuit.
A spill that wasn't cleaned up, an uneven sidewalk, a staircase without a handrail. We prove property owner negligence and recover your medical expenses and compensation for your suffering.
We are committed to ensuring you understand your case and never sign anything blindly. We take care of evaluating your situation in detail, gathering the evidence that insurance companies respect (reports, cameras, witnesses, experts), negotiating a full settlement, and, when an offer is insulting, taking the case to San Bernardino County court.
Fear and a lack of information are an insurance company's best friends. A free call, available in Spanish at any time, will tell you in minutes if you have a case, what it could be worth, and what the deadlines are. No obligation and no cost.
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San Bernardino County, the largest in the country, records thousands of injury crashes every year, many involving commercial trucks. We go after full compensation: medical bills, vehicle repairs, and lost wages.
The warehouses and distribution centers of the Inland Empire cause back, shoulder, and knee injuries at an industrial rate. We handle your claim from start to finish while you focus on your recovery.
Falls send more older adults to the hospital than any other type of accident. We hold the property owner who left the hazard there accountable.
From the Cajon Pass to the I-10 and I-215 interchanges, we know where Inland Empire accidents happen and what evidence they leave behind.
We handle cases at the San Bernardino Justice Center and are familiar with their timelines, which speeds up your process.
We welcome you to our San Bernardino office and speak to you clearly, in Spanish, about every step of your case.
because we are in the area, we can arrive quickly at the scene, the hospital, or wherever you are.
Two years from the date of the accident is the rule; against public entities, prior notice must be filed within six months. A case is built with evidence that lasts much less time than that.
File a written report within 30 days, request the DWC-1 form and medical attention, and call us: California workers' compensation protects you regardless of your immigration status, and employer retaliation is also actionable.
Upfront, nothing. At the end, a percentage of what is recovered, and only if we recover something.
It depends on the severity: treatment and rehabilitation, lost wages, damage to your vehicle or property, and pain and suffering. For permanent injuries, the calculation includes your entire future.
Through fieldwork: police reports, locating witnesses in time, requesting camera footage before it's deleted, vehicle data, and expert witnesses. Building that case is exactly what we do.
Your own policy may cover the case through UM/UIM coverage, and you can also sue the driver. We review your coverage for free before deciding on the best path forward.