Accident and work injury questions Frequently asked questions.

Nothing. The consultation is free with no strings attached. Tell us what happened and we'll tell you if you have a case.

We work on contingency: no win, no fee. We only charge a percentage of what we get you, and we explain it in writing before you sign.

Yes. In California, in both accident and workers' comp cases, you have rights regardless of your immigration status. What you tell us is confidential.

No. It's illegal for your employer to fire you, cut your hours or punish you for reporting an injury or filing a workers' comp claim.

It depends on the case. Generally, 2 years to sue over a crash, 6 months if it's against the government, and 30 days to tell your boss you got hurt. Don't wait.

Before you give a recorded statement or sign anything, call us. What you say can be used to pay you less.

In a workers' comp case, your employer's insurance pays for the doctor. In an accident case, we can help you find doctors who will treat you while your case is resolved.

It depends on your injuries, your bills, lost wages and who was at fault. Nobody can promise you a number, but in the consultation we give you an honest idea.

Most cases settle without going to trial. If the insurance company won't pay what's fair, we're ready to go to court, but you decide.

Everything in Spanish, from the first call to the last check. And if you prefer English, that works too.