Personal injury law in California
California uses pure comparative negligence, which means an injured person can still recover compensation even if they are partially at fault — the award is simply reduced by their share of responsibility. The statute of limitations for most California personal injury claims is two years from the date of the injury (Code of Civil Procedure §335.1). Claims against a public entity carry a much shorter six-month government claim deadline.
InjuryClaim focuses exclusively on California personal injury matters. Our legal team handles each case from intake through resolution — communicating with treating providers, negotiating with the insurance carrier, and trying the case if the insurer refuses to pay what it should.