Sacramento Construction Accident Lawyer
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One moment you’re lifting materials, scaling scaffolding, or operating machinery, and the next, you may encounter an unforeseen opportunity for improvement, such as a structural adjustment, equipment enhancement, or safety upgrade. With proper attention and the right resources, these challenges can be resolved quickly, allowing you to continue your work safely and efficiently, without missing a beat.
As your trusted Sacramento construction accident lawyer, J.G. Winter Law proudly supports injured construction workers across Sacramento and Northern California.
Whether your case involves third-party negligence, unsafe working conditions, or defective equipment, we are here to help you file a construction accident claim and secure the maximum compensation possible under California law, so you can move forward with confidence and peace of mind.
Call us at 8447303710. You focus on recovery, we’ll handle the legal fight.
Injured at a Construction Site in Sacramento?
Seek medical care, report the accident, and document everything. Then contact J.G. Winter Law. We investigate the site, determine liability, handle insurance claims, and go to trial if necessary, all on a no-win, no-fee basis.
What to expect from a Sacramento construction accident lawyer?
When you retain a construction accident attorney at the Law Offices of J.G. Winter, you secure more than counsel, you secure a dedicated legal advocate who crafts a step-by-step strategy to safeguard your rights and maximize your recovery. From day one, our firm delivers a clear plan of action and executes every stage of your case with precision.
Your free legal consultation: What it covers
Your initial consultation is cost-free, pressure-free, and designed to give you clarity:
- Accident timeline review: We analyze how and when the incident occurred and document your injuries.
- Liability assessment: We identify every potentially liable party, from general contractors to equipment manufacturers.
- Case strategy & options: You receive a candid evaluation of your legal avenues and next steps.
- Deadlines & procedure: We explain critical filing windows and procedural requirements under California law.
- Contingency-fee terms: You pay nothing up front; our fee is tied to the success of your claim.
- Open Q&A: All your questions are answered honestly, no obligation, no fine print.
How we investigate and build your case
Building a compelling construction site accident claim begins with a meticulous and evidence-driven investigation. A successful outcome depends on uncovering every critical detail through a thorough and strategic fact-finding process.
- Scene preservation: We secure photographs, videos, debris, and malfunctioning equipment.
- Safety record review: OSHA reports, jobsite logs, and contractor safety plans are scrutinized for violations.
- Witness Interviews: Coworkers, supervisors, and bystanders provide sworn statements.
- Expert collaboration: Collaborate with accident reconstruction experts when necessary to clarify the circumstances surrounding the incident.
- Permit & inspection analysis: Check Sacramento city permits and inspection logs to spot code violations or missing approvals.
How we manage insurance and legal filings for you?
While you focus on your recovery, our construction site accident attorneys manage every aspect of your legal and insurance filings. From start to finish, we ensure that all documentation is accurate, timely, and fully compliant with California law, so no critical deadline or detail is overlooked.
- Compliant claim filing: We prepare and submit all personal-injury and workers’ comp paperwork.
Insurer - Communications: Adjusters communicate with us, not you, eliminating pressure tactics.
- Deadline tracking: We strictly monitor statutes of limitation and notice requirements.
- Complete document management: We draft, file, and respond to all pleadings, forms, and disclosures.
What happens if the case goes to trial
Most construction accident cases settle before trial, but if your case goes to court, we are fully prepared. Here is what our trial lawyer handles for you:
- Pre-trial motions: We shape the legal landscape before jury selection begins.
- Discovery exchange: Evidence, depositions, and expert reports are methodically obtained and analyzed.
- Evidence presentation: Medical records and accident data are organized into a compelling narrative.
- Witness preparation: Experts and lay witnesses are readied for clear, persuasive testimony.
- Courtroom advocacy: We present your case before a Sacramento County judge and jury with a strategy focused on full compensation.
We recommend trial only when it serves your best interests, and if that day comes, we fight relentlessly for a verdict that reflects the true value of your losses.
How a lawyer helps after a construction site injury?
After a construction site injury, a skilled Sacramento attorney protects your rights, builds a strong claim, and fights for full compensation. While insurers try to minimize payouts and employers deny fault, your lawyer ensures accountability and pursues the recovery you legally deserve.
Collecting evidence and assessing liability
Successfully pursuing a construction accident claim in California requires comprehensive evidence to prove both causation and fault. This includes:
- Documenting the scene with photographs of hazards, equipment, and structural conditions
- Collecting medical records, treatment plans, and physician evaluations
- Reviewing injury journals or pain logs that demonstrate the impact on your daily life
- Analyzing OSHA reports, site safety audits, and regulatory violations
- Interviewing eyewitnesses, including coworkers, site supervisors, and bystanders
- Securing site logs, contractor agreements, timecards, and maintenance records
This evidence allows us to identify negligent parties, whether it’s your employer, a subcontractor, property owner, or third-party vendor, and hold them accountable under California law.
Maximizing compensation through legal strategy
At the Law Offices of J.G. Winter, we deploy targeted legal strategies to pursue the full scope of compensation you are entitled to, covering both immediate losses and long-term damages. Our approach includes:
- Drafting and delivering detailed demand letters supported by medical documentation, wage loss statements, and expert evaluations
- Leveraging expert witness reports to strengthen liability claims and apply pressure during insurance negotiations
- Initiating litigation when insurers engage in bad faith tactics, delay payment, or undervalue valid claims
Example: In a recent Sacramento case, our team used a subcontractor’s documented safety violation to hold a third party accountable. This strategic use of evidence led to a 40% increase in the settlement offer, allowing the client to avoid trial and receive timely compensation.
Through diligent preparation and aggressive advocacy, we ensure your claim is positioned for maximum recovery under California personal injury and labor laws.
Qualities to look for in a Sacramento construction accident lawyer
Not all attorneys have the litigation skills, case-specific knowledge, or local insight needed to successfully handle a complex construction injury claim. When selecting the right construction accident lawyer in Sacramento, ensure they offer:
- Trial-Proven Experience in handling construction injury, third-party liability, and catastrophic injury cases
- Familiarity with Sacramento County Courts, including local judges, insurers, and courtroom procedures
- A Tailored Legal Strategy with clear steps aligned to the facts and legal complexities of your case
- Consistent and Transparent Communication so you’re never left in the dark about your claim
- Demonstrated Results in securing high-value settlements or verdicts in complex construction accident cases
- Contingency-Based Representation so you pay no legal fees unless we recover compensation on your behalf
A qualified construction accident attorney does more than file claims, they develop a comprehensive plan, assert your legal rights, and aggressively pursue the maximum compensation allowed under California law.
When should you hire a Sacramento construction accident lawyer?
The first 24 to 72 hours following a construction site injury are legally critical. During this window, vital evidence can be lost, witness recollections may fade, and insurance adjusters often attempt to obtain statements before you fully understand your rights.
Retaining an experienced Sacramento construction accident attorney immediately helps preserve evidence, secure witness testimony, and protect you from making statements that could jeopardize your claim.
Signs you need a lawyer immediately after an accident
You should seek legal counsel from a Sacramento construction accident attorney without delay if any of the following circumstances apply:
- You sustained a serious injury requiring emergency care, surgery, or ongoing medical treatment.
- Your employer denies the incident occurred at work or challenges your account of the accident.
- Your workers’ compensation claim has been denied, delayed, or left unresolved without justification.
- An insurance adjuster is pressuring you to sign documents, provide statements, or accept a settlement.
- You are discouraged from filing a claim or advised not to involve legal representation.
- The job site involved multiple contractors, subcontractors, or third-party vendors, complicating liability.
- You are uncertain about your legal deadlines or the applicable statute of limitations.
Early legal intervention ensures your rights are protected, preserves critical evidence, and strengthens your claim under California workers’ compensation and personal injury laws.
Risks of delaying legal representation
Postponing legal representation after a construction site injury can significantly jeopardize your ability to recover full compensation. Delays may lead to:
- Lost or altered evidence: Hazardous conditions may be corrected, surveillance footage erased, and critical physical evidence destroyed.
- Deteriorating witness testimony: Over time, witnesses may forget key details or become unavailable.
- Missed statutory deadlines: California enforces strict statutes of limitations for personal injury and workers’ compensation claims. Missing these deadlines can bar your right to recovery.
- Weakened causation arguments: Insurance companies may dispute the connection between your injuries and the accident, especially if treatment or legal action is delayed.
- Difficulty proving liability: Identifying negligent third parties becomes harder as documentation disappears and jobsite conditions change.
Prompt legal action strengthens your case, preserves vital evidence, and maximizes your ability to obtain full compensation under California law.
Types of construction site injuries and fatalities we handle
Construction sites rank among the most hazardous workplaces in Sacramento, where falls from heights, machinery malfunctions, and structural failures can result in life-altering injuries, or fatal outcomes.
Fractures and broken bones
Frequently caused by falls from scaffolding, ladders, or elevated surfaces at unfinished structures.
Traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
Resulting from falling objects, structural collapses, or lack of proper head protection.
Spinal cord injuries
Caused by machinery accidents or high-impact falls, often leading to permanent disability or paralysis.
Electrical burns and shock injuries
Often linked to exposed wiring, faulty equipment, or unsafe work near energized systems.
Crush injuries
Occur when workers are pinned or trapped by heavy machinery, collapsing materials, or unstable equipment.
Toxic exposure and respiratory injuries
Associated with inhalation of asbestos, silica dust, chemical fumes, or improper handling of hazardous materials.
Lacerations and puncture wounds:
Caused by defective tools, exposed rebar, unsecured sharp objects, or construction debris.
Who can be held liable in a construction injury claim?
Construction sites often involve multiple entities with overlapping responsibilities. After a construction site injury in Sacramento, several parties may bear legal liability, including general contractors, subcontractors, property owners, and third-party vendors. Properly identifying all negligent parties is essential to pursuing a valid personal injury or third-party liability claim in conjunction with any workers’ compensation benefits.
Liability of subcontractors and property owners
Subcontractors may be held directly liable when their failure to implement or enforce safety protocols results in injury. For instance, if a roofing subcontractor neglects to install fall protection and a worker suffers a fall, they may be deemed negligent under California labor and premises liability laws.
Property owners can also be held accountable under premises liability principles when they knew, or reasonably should have known, of hazardous site conditions (e.g., open trenches, exposed wiring, unstable surfaces) and failed to remedy or adequately warn workers of the danger.
Third-party liability and vendor negligence
Vendors and equipment suppliers who provide defective or poorly maintained machinery may be liable under product liability or negligence theories. For example, if a rented forklift malfunctions due to the supplier’s failure to perform proper maintenance, the vendor, not your employer, can be held financially responsible for resulting injuries.
Because these third-party entities operate independently from your employer, you may pursue a third-party personal injury claim in addition to receiving workers’ compensation benefits. This dual-claim approach allows injured workers to seek compensation for damages not covered by workers’ comp, including pain and suffering, loss of consortium, and full wage loss.
Legal representation for OSHA violations and workplace safety failures
Evidence of an OSHA violation can significantly strengthen a construction injury claim by helping establish negligence per se – a legal doctrine that presumes liability when a party violates safety laws intended to protect workers. Non-compliance with federal OSHA or California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) regulations often demonstrates that an injury was foreseeable and preventable.
Contractors, employers, and third-party vendors who disregard mandated safety protocols, may be held legally responsible for resulting injuries under California labor and tort law.
Construction injuries caused by OSHA non-compliance
Violations of OSHA and Cal/OSHA safety standards are a leading cause of preventable construction site injuries.
Common injuries resulting from OSHA safety violations include:
- Falls from height: Caused by missing guardrails, unsecured scaffolding, or failure to provide fall arrest systems.
- Electrical shock and electrocution: Resulting from exposed wiring, absence of proper lockout/tagout procedures, or non-compliant power tools.
- Crush injuries and amputations: Occur near unguarded machinery, improperly maintained equipment, or lack of operator training.
- Chemical burns: Linked to unsafe handling of hazardous substances and failure to follow Hazard Communication Standards (HazCom).
- Lacerations and puncture wounds: Due to missing or defective Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as gloves, goggles, or safety boots.
- Structural failures: Arising from skipped inspections, unapproved modifications, or negligent crane/lift operation.
- Toxic inhalation injuries: Resulting from inadequate ventilation systems or failure to provide required respiratory protection.
Filing claims for unsafe job site conditions
When hazardous job site conditions result in injury, immediate legal action is essential. At the Law Offices of J.G. Winter, we take swift steps to preserve evidence and establish liability for violations of occupational safety standards and duty of care.
Our legal team:
- Photographs the scene and documents dangerous conditions
- Reviews OSHA and Cal/OSHA citations and any prior safety violations
- Obtains job site inspection records and maintenance logs
- Conducts interviews with coworkers, supervisors, and other witnesses
This evidence forms the foundation of your construction accident claim, allowing us to identify the party or parties responsible for maintaining a safe work environment, whether it’s the general contractor, property owner, subcontractor, or third-party vendor. We then pursue full compensation under California labor laws, tort law, and applicable safety regulations.
Why choose the Law Offices of J.G. Winter for your case?
Construction accident claims often involve complex intersections of medical evidence, liability disputes, and overlapping legal jurisdictions, including workers’ compensation, third-party liability, and OSHA regulations. We recognize the emotional and physical impact a construction accident can have, which is why we follow Jeremy’s personal philosophy and our firm’s core belief: ‘I care because I’ve been there.’ This is not just a catchy phrase; it represents our deeply committed and thorough approach to each and every case.
Client-centered legal strategies with proven results
We develop a tailored legal strategy for every client based on the unique circumstances of their case. We maintain clear, consistent communication, offering bilingual support in Spanish and adapting to your preferences, whether that means weekly updates, milestone-based check-ins, or detailed progress reports.
Our hands-on approach ensures that you remain informed, empowered, and confident from initial consultation through final resolution.
Experience handling complex construction injury and wrongful death claims
Our firm regularly manages complex construction accident cases involving multiple defendants, catastrophic injuries, OSHA violations, and third-party negligence claims outside of the traditional workers’ compensation system. We also advocate for families pursuing wrongful death claims arising from fatal jobsite incidents.
With in-depth knowledge of California labor laws, construction safety regulations, and the practices of Sacramento-based contractors and insurers, we prepare every case with the precision and strategy needed to secure maximum compensation, whether through negotiated settlement or trial litigation.
Proven results in construction injury cases
At Law Offices of J.G. Winter, we have successfully recovered substantial compensation for injured construction workers throughout Sacramento and Northern California, both through strategic settlement negotiations and trial verdicts. Our consistent results reflect meticulous case preparation, clear legal strategy, and unwavering client advocacy, even in complex, high-liability, or contested claims.
Representative construction injury case results in Northern California
These case results demonstrate our ability to secure meaningful financial recovery for workers seriously injured on construction sites due to negligence, safety violations, or hazardous conditions:
- $19 Million Construction Accident Settlement
Our client suffered a catastrophic injury caused by OSHA violations and negligent site supervision. We pursued claims against several contractors and secured a $19 million settlement for our client. - $1.5 Million Recovery – Unsafe Premises
A construction worker was injured due to dangerous property conditions. We obtained the full policy limits without the need for trial, holding the property owner accountable under premises liability law. - $1.4 Million Settlement – Jobsite Slip and Fall
Our client sustained long-term injuries from a fall on a poorly maintained construction site. We successfully recovered $1.4 million to cover medical expenses, lost wages, and future care costs.
We combine litigation experience, regulatory knowledge, and personalized representation to pursue the maximum compensation permitted under California law.
Benefits of hiring a local Sacramento construction accident attorney
Retaining a local Sacramento construction accident attorney provides significant strategic advantages. From faster access to physical evidence to a deeper understanding of regional safety standards and court procedures, local counsel is uniquely positioned to act swiftly and effectively. At the Law Offices of J.G. Winter, our proximity allows us to respond immediately, navigate Sacramento’s legal landscape with ease, and leverage established relationships with area courts and insurers.
Rapid access to jobsite evidence and witnesses
In construction accident cases, time-sensitive evidence can disappear within days. Our Sacramento-based legal team can visit the jobsite promptly to photograph hazardous conditions, preserve physical evidence, and interview witnesses while their recollections remain fresh. In cases involving scaffolding failures or crane collapses, we have secured critical eyewitness statements within 48 hours, often pivotal in establishing third-party liability and OSHA violations.
Familiarity with Sacramento courts and insurance providers
We routinely litigate cases in Sacramento County Superior Court and work directly with local insurers such as State Compensation Insurance Fund (State Fund) and Zenith Insurance Company. This familiarity enables us to expedite filings, anticipate procedural nuances, and effectively navigate negotiations with claims adjusters. Our knowledge of how local judges and insurers evaluate construction accident claims gives your case a clear procedural and strategic advantage.
How to initiate your construction accident injury claim?
Beginning your construction accident injury claim promptly is essential to protect your legal rights, preserve critical evidence, and strengthen your case from the outset. Delays can jeopardize your recovery by allowing evidence to deteriorate or legal deadlines to pass. Below are the key first steps to initiate your claim with clarity and legal confidence.
Contacting a lawyer immediately
It is strongly recommended that you contact a qualified Sacramento construction accident attorney within 24 to 72 hours of the incident. Early legal intervention ensures prompt preservation of evidence, documentation of injuries, and mitigation of potential interference by employers or insurance representatives. Immediate counsel increases your likelihood of securing full and fair compensation for medical expenses, wage loss, and long-term impairment, and may expedite the overall resolution of your case.
Key documents to prepare for your legal consultation
To ensure an efficient and productive initial consultation, gather and provide the following documents and evidence:
- Medical records: Emergency room notes, urgent care reports, and physician treatment summaries
Incident or Injury Reports: Filed with your employer, site supervisor, or safety officer - Witness contact information: Names and phone numbers of coworkers or bystanders who observed the incident
Timecards and Work Schedules: Showing your hours worked leading up to the injury - Proof of income: Pay stubs, W-2 forms, or tax returns for wage loss calculation
- Employer or insurance communications: Emails, letters, or HR correspondence relating to the incident
- Photos or videos: Depicting the accident scene, hazardous conditions, or visible injuries
Providing this documentation allows your attorney to quickly assess liability, evaluate potential third-party claims, and offer a strategic case outlook aligned with California personal injury and workplace safety laws.
Top questions during your initial legal consultation
Your initial consultation is a critical opportunity to ask informed questions that can shape the direction of your claim. Understanding your legal rights, the claims process, and your attorney’s approach will help you make confident decisions about legal representation and next steps in your construction accident case.
How long will my construction accident case take?
The duration of a Sacramento construction accident case typically ranges from 6 to 18 months, depending on several factors:
- The severity of your injuries and length of medical treatment
- Disputes over liability and causation
- The number of parties involved (e.g., subcontractors, vendors, property owners)
- Whether the case resolves through settlement or proceeds to civil litigation
More complex cases involving multiple defendants or contested facts may extend beyond this timeline.
What compensation am I legally entitled to?
Your attorney will assess your damages and pursue maximum compensation under California personal injury law, which may include:
- Medical expenses: Emergency care, surgeries, rehabilitation, and future treatment
- Lost wages: Income lost during recovery
- Loss of earning capacity: Reduced ability to return to your prior occupation or work full-time
- Permanent disability or impairment: Compensation for lasting functional limitations
- Pain and suffering: Physical pain, emotional distress, and loss of quality of life
- Out-of-pocket costs: Transportation, medication, and home care services
- Property damage: Loss or damage to personal tools, gear, or equipment
- Vocational rehabilitation: Job retraining or placement services if you’re unable to return to your previous role
Your attorney will estimate your claim’s value based on the extent of your injuries, evidence of liability, and the impact on your future earning capacity and lifestyle.
What is my role during the legal process?
As the claimant, your active participation is essential to the success of your case. Your responsibilities include:
- Attending follow-up medical evaluations
- Providing regular updates on your recovery
- Responding to communications promptly
- Reviewing and signing legal documents
- Preserving any evidence or records relevant to your injury
Your cooperation enables your attorney to efficiently build your case and avoid delays in litigation or settlement negotiations.
How will you evaluate the strength of my case?
We assess the strength of your construction injury claim based on the legal elements of negligence, the quality of evidence, and the overall credibility of your account. Key factors include:
- Establishing liability: OSHA violations, site hazards, or negligence by a contractor, property owner, or vendor
- Medical documentation: Clear linkage between the incident and your injuries
- Eyewitness testimony: Statements from coworkers, supervisors, or bystanders
- Photographic or video evidence: Visual proof of unsafe conditions, defective equipment, or the accident scene
- Timeline of events: A logical sequence that supports your version of what occurred
- Employer or insurance communications: Emails, memos, or reports that corroborate your claim
This evaluation helps us determine the likelihood of success and the optimal legal strategy to pursue maximum compensation under California law.
Contacting a lawyer immediately
It is strongly recommended that you contact a qualified Sacramento construction accident attorney within 24 to 72 hours of the incident. Early legal intervention ensures prompt preservation of evidence, documentation of injuries, and mitigation of potential interference by employers or insurance representatives. Immediate counsel increases your likelihood of securing full and fair compensation for medical expenses, wage loss, and long-term impairment, and may expedite the overall resolution of your case.
Key documents to prepare for your legal consultation
To ensure an efficient and productive initial consultation, gather and provide the following documents and evidence:
- Medical records: Emergency room notes, urgent care reports, and physician treatment summaries
- Incident or injury reports: Filed with your employer, site supervisor, or safety officer
- Witness contact information: Names and phone numbers of coworkers or bystanders who observed the incident
- Timecards and work schedules: Showing your hours worked leading up to the injury
- Proof of income: Pay stubs, W-2 forms, or tax returns for wage loss calculation
- Employer or insurance communications: Emails, letters, or HR correspondence relating to the incident
Photos or Videos: Depicting the accident scene, hazardous conditions, or visible injuries
Providing this documentation allows your attorney to quickly assess liability, evaluate potential third-party claims, and offer a strategic case outlook aligned with California personal injury and workplace safety laws.
How much does a Sacramento construction injury lawyer charge?
Hiring a Sacramento construction accident attorney from the Law Offices of J.G. Winter Law costs nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means you only pay if we win your case or secure a settlement. Under California law, the standard contingency fee ranges between 33% to 40%, depending on the complexity and stage of the case.
Here’s how our fee structure works:
| Fee Type | Percentage/ Cost | When It Applies |
|---|---|---|
| Contingency Fee | 33%-40% | Only if your case results in a settlement or court award. |
| Upfront Costs | $0 | We advance all filing, investigation, and expert costs. |
| No Win, No Fee Guarantee | $0 | You owe nothing if we do not recover compensation. |
We do not bill by the hour, and all case-related expenses are covered by our firm unless reimbursed from your final settlement.
Take action to protect your rights after a construction injury
A single misstep after a construction site injury can jeopardize your entire claim. Delaying legal action allows critical evidence to be lost, witnesses’ memories to fade, and insurance companies to build a defense, protecting their interests, not yours.
At the Law Offices of J.G. Winter, we move swiftly to preserve evidence, establish liability, and protect your rights under California personal injury and labor laws. From day one, we handle every legal detail so you can focus on healing.
You pay no upfront fees, we operate on a contingency fee basis, meaning we only get paid if we secure compensation for you.
Your recovery starts with a free, no-obligation case evaluation. Don’t let your opportunity for justice slip away. Contact us Sacramento construction accident attorneys today to take the first step toward the compensation you deserve.
Our Testimonials
Shyra Aranda
- Verified Client
I had the pleasure of working with Jeremy, and I couldn't be happier with the outcome of my case. From the very beginning, Jeremy was compassionate and understanding of my situation. He took the time to listen to my concerns and explain the legal process in a way that was easy for me to understand.
Erik Oh
- Verified Client
Jeremy’s knowledge and expertise quickly resolved all stress and pressure and concluded with the result we were looking for. He knows the law and knew my rights - I felt extremely confident in every step because he forecasted every potential scenario and the desired outcome with the steps to get there. He was phenomenal!
Sacramento Construction Accident FAQs
Can I sue if I’m already getting workers’ comp?
Yes. You can file a separate third-party liability claim if someone other than your employer, such as a subcontractor or equipment vendor, contributed to your injury. This allows you to pursue compensation beyond what workers’ comp covers.
What’s the deadline to file a claim in California?
In California, you have two years deadline from the date of the accident to file a personal injury lawsuit. For workers’ compensation claims, the statute of limitations is generally one year from the date of injury or the last payment of benefits, per California Labor Code § 5405. Missing these deadlines may bar your right to recovery.
Will my case settle or go to trial?
The majority of construction accident claims are resolved through settlement negotiations. However, if liability is contested or the insurance carrier fails to offer fair compensation, your case may proceed to civil litigation. Your attorney will assess the strength of your evidence, the extent of your damages, and the likelihood of success at trial to determine the most effective legal strategy for securing maximum recovery.
What if I was partially at fault for the accident?
You may still recover compensation even if you were partially at fault. California follows the doctrine of pure comparative negligence under Civil Code § 1431.2, which allows injured parties to recover damages even if they are partially at fault. Your compensation will be reduced in proportion to your percentage of fault but not barred entirely. For example, if you are found 30% at fault, you can still recover 70% of your total damages.
About Sacramento, California
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