You may be entitled to compensation for medical bills, rehabilitation, lost earnings, property damage, pain and suffering, and more. Each case is unique; we evaluate your losses to maximize your recovery.

Yes, many cases are resolved through negotiation or mediation with insurance companies. Most of my clients prefer that their claims resolve quickly and without the need to file a lawsuit. I am always sensitive to my clients’ wishes and do my best to resolve their claims quickly and amicably. This requires the cooperation of the adverse parties and/or their insurance carriers. Sometimes, the filing of a lawsuit may be necessary because of the lack of cooperation from the other party and/or their insurance carrier. As the saying goes, it takes two to tango. In the event we are unable to reach a fair and reasonable settlement, and settlement negotiations fail or break down, a lawsuit will be filed, and your claim will be in litigation. While your claim may be resolved after the filing of a lawsuit, in some cases your claim may have to go to trial.

Timeline depends on case complexity, evidence gathering, and insurer cooperation. Some claims settle in weeks, while others may require litigation. We keep you informed and strive for efficient resolution.

When negotiations do not produce a fair outcome based on the facts, the firm is prepared to file suit and litigate the matter. Attorney Jamgochyan advocates for the client at every stage through trial.

Yes. Lane splitting is legal in California under Vehicle Code Section 21658.1. Whether and to what extent lane splitting affected the accident is a fact-specific question, and California follows pure comparative negligence, which means a rider can recover damages even if partially at fault, with the recovery reduced by the percentage of the rider’s own fault. The firm evaluates each case on its specific facts.