About Us

Our San Diego injury attorney law firm, we offer unparalleled service and deliver extraordinary results. When you are our client, you are a person. Not a number. From the minute you walked through the door, you will understand that, unlike other law firms, we care. You will meet with a San Diego personal injury attorney from the very first day that you step in to our office, and you will be in constant contact with an San Diego injury attorney throughout your case. We not hand your case over to paralegals or secretaries. We believe that being an attorney is not just a job, but a profession. We live and breathe CA law, we apply it aggressively, and we are here for you when you need us.

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We take San Diego injury lawyer cases on contingency, meaning that we take a percentage of whatever we recover for you, and we taken nothing if we don’t recover anything. Because of the way our fee arrangement is structured, it is in our financial interests to maximize the amount of money that we recover for you. To that end, we seek compensation for every possible loss that you may have suffered. We know that every dollar counts. We carefully calculate your amount of lost earnings. This may require the use of a vocational expert, who can testify about the effect of your injuries on your ability to work and earn money. It also may require testimony of a financial expert to calculate the present value of future lost earnings. You need a personal injury attorney in San Diego CA who understands these multiple areas of expertise and is able to coordinate the testimony of various kinds of expert witnesses.

In addition to lost earnings, you will be entitled to compensation for your medical bills. The good news is that the compensation is not just for the out-of-pocket money that you pay for medical services, but is instead for the actual cost of the medical services that you received, which may be far greater than the amount of money that you paid out. Your medical insurance company will want to be compensated for the medical bills that they pay. However, we will negotiate the amount of money that the medical insurance company claims they are owed so that our San Diego personal injury lawyers can get you as much money as possible for medical bills – hopefully even more than you paid out in your deductible to receive the medical services. Furthermore, insurance companies often are able to purchase medical services on a reduced rate because they buy in bulk, so to speak. Therefore, the actual value of the medical services that you receive may be greater than the total amount of money that was paid to the health-care providers that render the services.

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Our San Diego injury attorney will attempt to recover the full value of the services, which can be greater not only than the money you paid out as a deductible, but also greater than the amount of money that the insurance company paid. These are just a couple of ways that we seek to maximize the amount of money you recover for your medical expenses.

Our personal injury lawyer in San Diego will also seek to recover money for your pain and suffering. Many times people who suffer accidents are no longer able to participate in activities that they once enjoyed. For example, in injury fear him, which might be repaired with a simple surgery, may have damaging effects that are much greater than the value of the surgery. For example, if you play sports or a musical instrument even a minor injury to your hands or another part of your body can result in a significant amount of emotional distress for which you deserve to be compensated.

Many people who are injured also lose the ability to do other activities besides sports. For example they cannot garden, play with their children or grandchildren, play with their dog, enjoy sexual relations, or sit for long periods of time during religious services. We pride ourselves on being storytellers and on having a masterful understanding of human psychology, which allows us to paint pictures and words to persuade others to award you as much money as possible. In this time of need, you deserve the best or presentation that you can get, and should not sell yourself short by making a quick decision and neglecting to consult with caring, devoted attorneys in San Diego County. We are available for free consultation 24 hours a day seven days a week and look forward to receiving your call. Feel free to visit our new San Diego personal injury attorney blog.

By Douglas Gilliland

$ Case Settlements

$14 Million + Recovered Since 2010

- $12 Million settlement against recycling company
- $2.2 Million verdict for assault
- $1.75 Million auto accident settlement
- $2.25 Million settlement in VIOXX class action
- $450,000 for school district wrongful death
- $400,000 jail wrongful death settlement
- $400,000 insurance company settlement
- $250,000 motorcycle accident

San Diego Clients

"Thank you for everything you have done on my legal matters.  You are the best attorneys I have ever had and that includes all 14 years in the major leagues."
- Kevin Mitchell, World Series Champion '86, National League MVP '98.

"I am fortunate to have had you as my attorneys over the last decade.  You have played a major roll in my television show and career. I am glad to call you my friend."
- Noah Tafolla, Creator of Wonderland, KPBS

"We are so happy to have you helping our membership with their personal injury matters. You have done an outstanding job for us and we look forward to our continued relationship."
- Jay Phillips, President, Teamsters Local 396

"Finally a lawyer that knows bikers. Thank you for the great work on my case."
- Marcus Hutton

"The death of our son was the hardest thing we have ever had to endure. Thank you for taking our case and getting such a great result for our family."
- Private

"You were the only lawyers that I could find that were willing to sue the FBI.  I am so fortunate to have met you and am so thankful for all the hard work you put into my case."
- Julian Lee, plaintiff in Lee v. FBI, 363 F.3d 931 (9th Cir. 2004)