Recent settlements and verdicts

Over $500 million recovered for injured people across five decades of California practice. The number that matters to you, though, is not the total — it is the gap between what the insurance company offers first and what a case is actually worth.

What they offered. What we got.

Same crash. Same injuries. Same medical records. The only thing that changed was who the insurance company was talking to, and whether the file was being prepared for trial or for a quick close.

Why the first offer is almost never the real number

An opening offer is a business decision, not a valuation. It is calculated on what an unrepresented person is likely to accept while they are frightened, in pain, and watching bills arrive. It typically accounts for the emergency room visit and very little else — not the physical therapy you have not started, not the MRI nobody has ordered yet, not the work you will miss, and not what the injury will still cost you in two years.

What goes into a full valuation

Medical bills already incurred and the cost of treatment you still need. Lost wages and reduced earning capacity. Property damage. Pain and suffering. Every applicable policy, including underinsured motorist coverage on your own policy that most people forget they have. Getting that complete picture is most of the work, and it is why cases settle for more once someone builds it properly.

Prior results do not guarantee, warrant, or predict a similar outcome in any other matter. Every case depends on its own facts, the injuries involved, the available insurance coverage, and the law that applies. The results described here are specific to the cases in which they were obtained.

Find out what your crash is actually worth

The first offer is almost never the real number. A free case review tells you the difference, with no obligation to hire anyone.

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