Determining the value of your case immediately after an accident can be challenging, as many factors come into play. These include the seriousness of your injuries, the insurance policy limits of the at-fault party, the degree of fault assigned to each party, the insurance company’s evaluation practices, the defense attorney’s trial experience, and even your law firm’s reputation for securing significant verdicts—among other considerations. For this reason, it’s essential to contact us for a free consultation to better understand the potential value of your claim.

- Seek medical help right away. If necessary, call 911 or have someone else do so, and request an ambulance. Ask for police to respond so they can prepare a traffic collision report. Emergency responders may take you to the nearest hospital, but if you’re given a choice, choose the emergency room to ensure you get immediate care. If pain or symptoms continue after the accident, don’t delay—visit the hospital or your primary care doctor as soon as possible.

- Collect important information. If you’re able, gather details from everyone involved in the accident, including insurance information, driver’s license numbers, and witness contacts. Take photos of the accident scene, the vehicles, and any injuries you’ve sustained. If police are on the scene, avoid admitting fault before our team has completed a full investigation. Be sure to request a copy of the police report; if you can’t, we can obtain it for you.

- Contact us quickly. Call our office for a free consultation to discuss your accident and injuries.

If you’ve been injured in an accident, it’s important to consult with an experienced law firm that specializes in personal injury claims. Avoid discussing your case with anyone—especially representatives from the other party’s insurance company—before first speaking with an attorney. Marquee Advocacy Group has successfully handled and won thousands of personal injury cases. Contact Marquee today for a free case evaluation and consultation.

You should share all details connected to your accident, such as the Traffic Collision Report, photos of the scene, vehicles, and any injuries, insurance and contact details for all parties and witnesses, as well as medical records and bills related to your treatment. If you don’t have everything, don’t worry—The team at Marquee Advocacy Group has skilled investigators and extensive resources to gather the necessary information and build the strongest possible case on your behalf.

If the at-fault driver doesn’t have valid liability insurance, you may still be able to pursue compensation through your own auto policy under uninsured motorist (UM) or underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage. These optional coverages are designed to protect you when the responsible party lacks adequate insurance.

In addition, there may be other liable parties you might not immediately consider—for example, a vehicle defect or a hazardous road design involving a government entity. That’s why it’s important to contact us for a free consultation to explore all potential avenues for recovery.

If you were uninsured when the accident occurred, your ability to recover damages may be limited. Under California law (Proposition 213), drivers are required to carry valid liability insurance. Without it, you may only be eligible to recover economic damages—such as medical expenses and property damage. However, you may be barred from recovering non-economic damages, which include pain and suffering, inconvenience, physical impairment, disfigurement, and other similar losses.

Contact us today for a free consultation to discuss your options.

In California, most personal injury claims are subject to a two-year statute of limitations for adults aged 18 and older. If you don’t file a lawsuit within two years of your accident, you could lose your right to pursue compensation. However, there are key exceptions to this rule. For example, claims involving minors have different timelines, and claims against government entities are far stricter—requiring you to file a claim within six months of the incident and, if denied, file a lawsuit within six months of the rejection.

These rules and exceptions can be complex and critical to your case, which is why it’s essential to contact an experienced attorney right away for a free consultation.

Yes. California uses a comparative fault system, which means your share of responsibility in an accident reduces, but does not eliminate, the amount you can recover. For instance, if you are found 25% at fault and the other driver is 75% at fault, you can still recover 75% of your damages. Contact the Marquee Advocacy Group today for a free consultation to learn more about your rights.

At Marquee Advocacy Group, pursuing justice for your personal injury case won’t place a financial burden on you. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay nothing upfront—and you owe us nothing unless we win compensation on your behalf.

This approach allows you to focus entirely on your recovery while we dedicate ourselves to securing the best outcome for your case.There may be limited incidental costs, such as court filing fees or medical record expenses, but these will be explained clearly in advance and are not your responsibility unless we win.

Our priority is ensuring you feel fully supported, without unnecessary financial stress. For questions about our fee structure or to learn how we can help, contact us today for a free consultation. We’re here to stand by you every step of the way.

If you’ve been injured in an accident, working with The Marquee Advocacy Group can be one of the most important steps toward your recovery. Our experience in personal injury law allows us to handle the complexities of your case with precision—collecting key evidence, consulting with medical experts, and negotiating firmly with insurance companies. This means you can focus on your healing while we fight to secure the compensation you need for medical expenses, lost income, and future costs related to your injury.

But our work doesn’t stop at financial recovery. At Marquee Advocacy Group, we understand that accidents also cause non-economic damages—such as pain, suffering, and reduced quality of life. We’re committed to pursuing compensation for both the visible and less tangible impacts of your accident.

If you’re unsure about your options or what your case may involve, contact us for a free consultation. We’re here to fight for you and ensure you receive the justice and compensation you deserve.