Keep the evidence together
Photos, witness contact information, reports, and insurance correspondence can help explain the crash. Save original files and keep your own record of important dates.
Read the accident document checklistCALIFORNIA CAR ACCIDENTS
Answer a few quick questions to request a free car accident case review from Tabibi Law Firm.
This questionnaire collects information for the firm. It does not assess the legal merits of your claim, determine eligibility, or calculate compensation. Only an attorney can assess your legal options after reviewing the relevant facts. No result is guaranteed.
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A crash can leave you trying to manage medical appointments, missed work, a damaged car, and calls from insurers at the same time. CA Car Crashes gives you a straightforward way to contact Tabibi Law Firm about a California car accident. Start with the questionnaire above or call (310) 295-1245.
Our Beverly Hills office serves California. A review gives the team an opportunity to learn what happened, ask about your injuries and treatment, and discuss whether the firm can help. Submitting answers does not establish fault, guarantee compensation, or create an attorney-client relationship.
Photos, witness contact information, reports, and insurance correspondence can help explain the crash. Save original files and keep your own record of important dates.
Read the accident document checklistYou do not need to know the legal answer before reaching out. Be ready to explain when and where the accident happened and what information you already have.
See what a case review involvesThis is an attorney advertising website sponsored by Tabibi Law Firm, with an office at 9454 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90212.
Learn about the sponsoring law firmThe circumstances of the crash, the available insurance, the evidence of responsibility, and the injury-related losses all matter. A rear-end collision, an intersection collision, or a crash involving several vehicles may present different evidence questions. The team needs the actual facts, rather than a general description of the collision alone.
Useful details include the date, location, vehicles involved, and whether anyone witnessed the crash. Photos, a police report number, and correspondence can help preserve the sequence of events. If you are unsure about something, say so rather than guessing.
Keep medical bills and records, appointment dates, and information about missed work. The California Courts explain that personal injury cases can involve medical bills, lost wages, ongoing treatment, emotional harm, and future problems from the injury. Which losses can be supported depends on the specific case.
Save letters and messages from insurers and check your policy for reporting requirements. Ask an attorney about applicable deadlines promptly, especially if a government vehicle or agency may be involved. Do not treat this website as a calculation of your filing deadline.
Reference: California Courts personal injury guide. General information, not advice about your claim.
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You can still request a review and explain your situation. The questionnaire asks about treatment so the team can understand what information is available. Seek appropriate medical care for your health; the form is not a medical assessment.
Yes. Explain what happened and what information you have. The questionnaire does not decide fault, insurance coverage, or whether you have a viable claim.
Depending on the facts and applicable law, medical expenses, lost income, future injury-related losses, and emotional harm may be relevant. Documentation and the evidence connecting those losses to the accident matter. No amount of compensation is guaranteed.
Deadlines vary with the type of claim and circumstances. Claims involving government agencies can have shorter deadlines. Contact an attorney promptly to identify the deadlines that apply to your situation.
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