Car Accidents · Los Angeles
Hit on the 134, the 5, or a side street in Glendale. Either way, the adjuster is already working against you.
Los Angeles County records tens of thousands of injury collisions every year. The insurance company handling yours has a playbook. So do we.
- No fee unless we win
- Handled by Meline Mailyan
- English · Հայերեն · Русский
How we handle it
What we do in the first ten days.
A car accident case in California turns on three things: who was at fault, how badly you were hurt, and how well that is documented. We take over all three from day one.
Fault and evidence
We pull the CHP or police report, canvass for cameras, preserve vehicle data, and lock down witness statements before memories fade.
Medical care on lien
If you do not have insurance, we connect you with LA doctors who treat now and get paid from the settlement.
Property damage handled
Rental car, repair estimates, total-loss valuation. We deal with it so you do not have to call the adjuster.
Uninsured drivers
A large share of LA drivers carry no insurance at all. We find coverage through your own UM/UIM policy and other sources most people miss.
Value
What decides what your case is worth.
We give you an honest range after reviewing your file. These are the factors that move it.
- Severity and permanence of injuries
- Medical bills and future care
- Lost wages and earning capacity
- Available insurance policies
- Comparative fault under California law
- Quality of documentation
Car Accidents · Your attorney
Your case goes to Meline Mailyan.
Not a case manager, not an intake service. The attorney who reviews your case is the attorney who handles it.
- 12+Years of legal experience
- 3Languages: English, Armenian, Russian
Questions
Car Accidents questions.
Should I talk to the other driver’s insurance company?
No. You are not required to give a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurer, and anything you say will be used to reduce your claim. Refer them to us.
What if I was partly at fault?
California uses pure comparative negligence. You can recover even if you were mostly at fault; your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault.
How long do I have to file?
Generally two years from the date of injury. If a government vehicle or road condition is involved, you may have only six months to file a claim. Call sooner rather than later.
What if the other driver has no insurance?
We check your own policy for uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, look at household policies, and identify any other liable parties, such as an employer or a vehicle owner.
Guides
After a crash
What to Do in the First 72 Hours After a Car Accident in California
At the scene, the first 24 hours, and the next two days: what California requires and what protects your claim.
Read the guide · 7 minInsurance
Talking to the Insurance Adjuster After an Accident: What to Say and What Not to Say
Your own insurer versus the other driver’s, recorded statements, medical authorizations, and early offers.
Read the guide · 6 minRideshare
Hurt in an Uber or Lyft Accident in California? Whose Insurance Pays
The three app periods, the $1 million policy, the 2026 change to uninsured motorist coverage, and what to screenshot.
Read the guide · 6 minInsurance
Uninsured at the Time of the Crash? How Prop 213 Affects Your California Injury Claim
What uninsured drivers can and cannot recover in California, the exceptions, and your options when the other driver has no insurance.
Read the guide · 6 minRelated
Free case review
Hurt in a car accident? Talk to Meline directly.
Three short questions, or one phone call. We tell you honestly whether you have a case and what it is likely worth. No fee unless we win.