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Personal injury questions
What cases does the firm handle?
The Masjedian Law Firm is a Los Angeles law firm devoted exclusively to personal injury. Brian Masjedian handles car, motorcycle and truck accidents, slip-and-fall injuries, catastrophic injury and wrongful death claims throughout California.
What does the first consultation cost?
An initial injury case review is free. Share the date and location of the incident, a short description of your injuries, and any approaching deadline. You do not need a complete file to make the first call.
How does the 33% contingency fee work?
The firm charges a 33% contingency attorney fee calculated on the gross recovery before case costs are deducted. If there is no recovery, clients owe no attorney fee and no case costs. The written agreement explains the expenses and deductions that may apply when money is recovered. See the fee and costs guide.
Will I work directly with Brian Masjedian?
Yes. Clients work directly with Brian Masjedian. The firm’s practice is 100% personal injury, with an office in Los Angeles and representation available throughout California.
What is the filing deadline?
Many negligence injury lawsuits in California have a two-year filing period under Code of Civil Procedure section 335.1. Exceptions and separate notice requirements can change the deadline. A claim involving a public agency may require action much sooner. Ask an attorney to check your specific dates promptly.
Does sending a form hire the firm?
No. A website inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation requires a written agreement. Initially provide only a brief summary and contact details; the firm can arrange a suitable way to exchange sensitive records after the initial review.
Where is the office?
136 Sotello St, Los Angeles, CA 90012. In-person visits are by appointment. The firm serves injured people throughout California.
What should I have ready?
Bring what you have: the incident date and location, photographs, a report number, insurance letters and a short description of the injury. You do not need to collect every record before calling.
How long does an injury case take?
Timing depends on the injury, treatment, investigation, insurance issues and whether litigation is needed. No fixed timeline applies to every claim. Brian can discuss the next steps after reviewing your situation.
Which languages are available?
The firm offers service in English, Persian (Farsi) and Spanish. Tell us your preferred language when arranging your consultation.
Still have a question?
Call the firm, or send a note. The attorney reads every intake.