California lemon law and injury law.
CaliLawyer.com in Glendale reviews defective vehicles and injury cases. Free consultation. We handle cases on contingency.
- Free consultation
- Glendale office
- Lemon law and injury
- English, Armenian, Spanish
Two practice areas: lemon law and personal injury.
You were hurt. Someone else is responsible.
We'll deal with the insurer for you.
Review my injury claimThe dealer can't fix it.
The car keeps going back and the warranty still applies. Send the repair orders. A buyback, a replacement, or cash may be available. It depends on the file.
Check my lemon law caseThe file comes first.
We start with the records. Then we decide what to ask for.
Records first
Repair orders, medical records, video. We ask for them before the other side writes the story.
The manufacturer, not just the dealer
On a lemon law file, we go to the manufacturer. The dealer isn't the one who has to buy the car back.
The insurance file
On an injury file, treatment and lost wages go in before anyone talks about a number.
Damages in one place
The demand names the bills, the wages, and the care that's still ahead.
A file that can be filed
A low offer doesn't close the case. We negotiate from a file that can be filed.
Anywhere in California
The review doesn’t depend on the county of the crash, the bite, or the dealership.
What happens after you call.
Free consultation
Tell us what happened. The consultation is free.
Records
We gather the records early.
The demand
A demand from a file prepared as if a judge will read it.
Resolution
We prepare every case as if it may go to trial.
A Glendale office for California cases.
CaliLawyer.com reviews injury cases and lemon law claims. You talk to the firm, not a call center. Free consultation. We handle cases on contingency.
The office is in Glendale. We also take cases across California.
Questions, answered.
Free consultation. We handle cases on contingency. In a successful qualifying lemon law claim, the manufacturer may be ordered to pay reasonable attorney’s fees.
Under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, a vehicle bought or leased in California with a warranty may qualify when a substantial defect isn't repaired after a reasonable number of attempts. Possible outcomes include a buyback, a replacement, or cash compensation. Whether your vehicle qualifies depends on the repair history and the warranty.
Get to safety and call 911 so there's a report. Get medical care even if you feel fine. Then photograph the scene, the vehicles, and any injuries you can see.
Yes. Most people don't know the legal standard that applies to their facts. Free consultation. We'll tell you if we see a path forward.
Yes. The office is in Glendale. We also help clients in Burbank, Pasadena, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, the Inland Empire, Sacramento, and the Bay Area. Much of the process can be handled remotely.
No. A form, a call, or a free consultation doesn't create an attorney-client relationship. That starts only when you and the firm sign a written retainer.