Personal Injury
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- Car, truck, rideshare, slip & fall
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Speak directly with an attorney. No fee unless we win.
Stop garnishments & creditor calls. Chapter 7 & 13.
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Hablamos Español. We serve San Bernardino, Redlands & the Coachella Valley.
Personal Injury and Bankruptcy—two high‑stakes areas we handle daily.
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Car, truck, motorcycle, rideshare, slip & fall, and more.
We work on a contingency fee in injury cases—no fee unless we recover money for you. We advance case costs and are reimbursed from the settlement or verdict.
Yes—California follows comparative negligence. Your recovery may be reduced by your percentage of fault, but you can still pursue compensation.
In California the general statute of limitations for injury is two years from the date of injury. Claims against a government entity have much shorter deadlines (often 6 months)—contact us quickly.
Medical bills and future care, lost wages and earning capacity, pain and suffering, property damage, and other losses. Punitive damages are rare and require special proof.
Report the incident, but avoid recorded statements or signing medical releases before legal advice. Insurers are trained to minimize claims—we protect your rights.
It depends on medical treatment, liability disputes, and insurance limits. Many cases resolve in several months; complex or litigation cases can take 12–18+ months.
We look for other responsible parties and may pursue your UM/UIM (uninsured/underinsured motorist) coverage. Med-Pay and health insurance can also help with treatment.
Chapter 7 & 13, wage garnishment, foreclosure defense.
Chapter 7 is a quicker “fresh start” that can wipe out many unsecured debts if you qualify under the means test. Chapter 13 is a 3–5 year repayment plan to catch up on mortgage/auto arrears and protect non-exempt assets.
Most clients keep essential property using California exemptions. If you’re behind on payments, Chapter 13 can help you catch up over time. We review your equity and loan status before filing.
The automatic stay takes effect as soon as your case is filed. It generally stops lawsuits, wage garnishments, repossessions, and most collection calls immediately.
Credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, some older taxes, and many judgments are dischargeable. Not dischargeable: child/spousal support, most recent taxes, and most student loans (unless a difficult hardship standard is met). Liens may survive unless addressed.
Chapter 7 can stay on your report up to 10 years (Chapter 13 up to 7). Many clients start rebuilding right away with on-time payments and secured credit; lenders look at your new debt-to-income after discharge.
Eligibility is based on the means test (household income vs. allowed expenses) and your financial history. We run a quick analysis in your free consult.
Stop using credit once you’re considering bankruptcy. Recent charges or cash advances can be challenged as fraud and complicate your case.
Most Chapter 7 cases finish in about 4–5 months. Chapter 13 plans run 3–5 years. There are court filing fees and a flat attorney fee; we offer payment options.