Practice areas
We handle road injuries and nothing else. That focus matters, because a motorcycle crash, a dooring and a hit-and-run are three different claims with three different paths to payment.
Pick the crash that matches what happened to you. Each page explains the usual fault story, what the insurer tends to say, what to do this week and who may pay. If you are not sure which fits, the free case evaluation sorts it out.
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Riders
Motorcycle accidents
Left-turn crashes, rider bias and bikes that insurers value like used cars.
Led by Renee Calder · Read more
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Cyclists
Bicycle accidents
Doorings, right hooks, e-bikes and delivery riders hit mid-shift.
Led by Samir Haddad · Read more
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Walkers
Pedestrian accidents
Crosswalk right-of-way, turning drivers and parking lot back-overs.
Led by Thomas Rowe · Read more
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Passengers
Rideshare accidents
Which policy applies depends on what the driver's app was doing.
Led by Samir Haddad · Read more
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Transit
Bus accidents
Hard stops, blind spots, public agencies and video that gets recorded over.
Led by Thomas Rowe · Read more
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Driver fled
Hit-and-run crashes
No driver to sue does not mean no claim. The path usually runs through your own policy.
Led by Samir Haddad · Read more
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Your own policy
Uninsured and underinsured motorist claims
When the other driver has no insurance, or not enough, your own policy may step in.
Led by Renee Calder · Read more
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Impaired driver
Drunk-driver crashes
The criminal case punishes the driver. Your civil case is what pays your bills.
Led by Thomas Rowe · Read more
More than one fits?
That is common. A drunk driver who flees is a hit-and-run and a drunk-driver case. A cyclist hit by a rideshare car may have three policies in play. We look at every path, not just the first one.
Call any hour. A lawyer calls you back.
Tell us what happened in five short steps, or call the intake line. A free case evaluation costs nothing, and you do not have to hire us afterwards.
No fee unless we recover money for you. Answered 24 hours a day, every day.