THOUSAND OAKS PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY
AN ADVOCATE FOR YOU
The legal process is difficult to navigate without proper representation. When we join forces with you, we advocate for you and tell your story. We define our success not by the number of lawsuits we file or the number of cases we take, but by being committed, being responsive, and obtaining results for our clients. To better serve our community, we have locations in Thousand Oaks, Conejo Park, Palm Springs, and Temecula.
We handle personal injury and workers’ compensation claims. If you would like to speak with us about your case, call our team today at (888) 676-0125 to get started.
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Serving Thousand Oaks, Conejo Valley, Palm Springs, and Temecula
We understand our local clients and the challenges they face. Our firm works diligently to protect their rights and secure the compensation they need to recover and move forward.
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We Give Our Clients a Voice
We treat clients with sincerity, like our very own family. Our firm serves as your mouthpiece throughout your case, ensuring that your voice is heard and your injuries are accounted for.
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Attorney Delitala Works Directly With You
We want to guide your steps, putting our experience on your side, so you can come out on the other side of a life-changing event. With our help, you may be able to see a brighter, happier future.
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We Take the Time to Answer All Questions
We are all about helping people through tough times, giving them the tools they need to understand their legal options. This is our firm’s primary mission and it motivates us day-in and day-out.
Personal Injury FAQ:
How long do I have to file my personal injury lawsuit?
According to California state law, you are able to file a personal injury lawsuit up to 2 years following the date of your injury (California Code of Civil Procedure section 335.1). However, depending on your case, there may be exceptions to this law that shorten the amount of time you have. This law is known as the statute of limitations. As time goes by, it becomes more and more difficult to prove a personal injury case. Witnesses may begin to forget important details of an event and evidence may be harder to procure, so it's important to begin pursuing your case as soon as possible!
What kind of damages can I receive compensation for?
In a personal injury case you may be eligible to receive compensation for the following types of damages: medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and possibly even punitive damages.
Does California enforce damage caps for certain injuries?
A damage cap is put in place to limit the amount of compensation someone may receive for certain types of injury lawsuits. In California, there are several specific damage caps in place. One of which limits the amount of non-economic damages (pain and suffering) that may be recovered in a medical malpractice case to $250,000 (California Civil Code section 3333.2). To learn more about California personal injury damage caps, contact our Thousand Oaks personal injury attorney today!
Do I have to accept the personal injury settlement the insurance company offers me?
No! In fact, we recommend that before accepting any settlements being offered (whether by the responsible party's insurance company or your own) that you consult with a professional injury lawyer. Until your case has been analyzed by a professional, you can't be sure that the settlement you're being offered is fair or will actually cover all of the expenses incurred by your accident.
What things should I say/not say to my insurance company when reporting an accident?
When reporting your accident to your insurance company, it's important that you do not provide more information than necessary, or provide information that you are uncertain about. We recommend you avoid providing the following information until you have discussed your case with a personal injury attorney:
- Do not admit fault; it is up to the insurance companies to determine fault between each other
- Do not provide opinions, only facts; speculating can sometimes lead to confusion and damage your case
- Do not say that you were not injured; until you have been thoroughly examined by a medical professional, you have no way of knowing whether or not you were actually injured in the accident
While you should always be truthful with your insurance company, you do not want to provide too much information until you have discussed your case with a professional.