32% personal injury contingency attorney fee · No upfront attorney fees.
A crash can leave you dealing with medical appointments, a damaged car and calls from insurers at once. Get a clear starting point and speak directly with Brian Masjedian about your California injury claim.
Free injury case reviewCall (310) 598-9614If anyone is in immediate danger or needs emergency help, call 911. Follow your treating provider’s advice. Once you are safe, keep your discharge paperwork, appointment information and bills in one place. Tell providers accurately how the collision happened and what symptoms you have; do not guess about a diagnosis.
Photograph only from a safe place. Do not stand in traffic or delay medical care to collect evidence. The after-accident checklist can help you organize what you have.
DMV requires an SR-1 within 10 days when a collision causes injury, death or more than $1,000 in property damage. That requirement is separate from reporting to police or an insurer. Check DMV’s SR-1 instructions.
The investigation looks at how the collision happened, not just which driver received a ticket. Vehicle damage, video, witness accounts and the roadway layout may help explain disputed movements. If a work vehicle or a dangerous road condition was involved, tell Brian at the outset so he can consider the appropriate parties and records.
For example, if one driver says a light was green and the other disagrees, a photograph of the damage alone may not settle the issue. A witness who saw the signal or video showing the approach could be important. This is a hypothetical example, not a firm case result.
The other driver’s liability insurance and your own coverages do different jobs. Depending on the policy and facts, collision, medical-payments or uninsured/underinsured-motorist coverage may need review. Bring your declarations page and policy if available. A driver saying “I’m uninsured” does not answer every coverage question. Read the uninsured-driver guide.
The evaluation considers the injuries, treatment, medical expenses, lost income and effects on daily life. Save pay records and describe limitations accurately. There is no dependable settlement calculator based on repair cost or the type of crash. Responsibility, proof and available coverage all matter. Organize missed-work records.
Brian starts with the accident date, location, injuries and your questions. He reviews the information available and discusses whether the firm can help and what additional records may be needed. You do not need a complete file before calling. Representation begins only after a written agreement is signed.
Based at 136 Sotello St, Los Angeles, CA 90012; office visits are by appointment. Brian speaks English and Persian (Farsi), and a legal assistant provides Spanish-language assistance. Meet Brian Masjedian or call (310) 598-9614.
Identify who the adjuster represents and what they are asking you to provide. Your own policy may impose cooperation duties. Have a recorded-statement request or proposed release reviewed before making a decision; a release may resolve more than the vehicle-damage portion of a claim. Questions to ask about recorded statements.
California generally allows two years to bring a personal injury lawsuit, but the deadline depends on the claim and the parties. Claims involving government agencies have different requirements and can require much earlier action. Insurance notice and reporting duties are separate. Ask for a deadline review promptly; treatment or negotiations do not automatically extend the time to sue. California Courts explains filing deadlines.
The attorney fee is 32% of 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 how the fee and costs work.
No. Share the accident date, location and what information you have. If a report exists, bring the agency name and report number. Missing paperwork does not prevent an initial conversation.
Give Brian the full account, including facts that may be unfavorable. A disagreement about fault calls for an evidence review. Do not assume an insurer’s initial position resolves the claim.
You can ask for a case review while treatment continues. Share current treatment information and upcoming appointments. Do not wait for treatment to finish before checking deadlines.
Bring the offer, proposed release and related correspondence, including any deadline. Whether the firm can assist depends on the facts and whether you have already signed an agreement or release.
Ask how the percentage is calculated, which case costs may be deducted, and whether reimbursement claims could affect the amount you receive. This firm’s attorney fee is 32% of gross recovery; no recovery means no attorney fee and no case costs.
Updated November 6, 2026. Firm attorney: Brian Masjedian, California Bar #357298. General information; the answer for your claim depends on its facts. Attorney Advertising.
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Looking for a car accident lawyer in Los Angeles? The Masjedian Law Firm offers a free consultation to discuss what happened, insurance questions, and whether the firm can help.
The personal injury contingency attorney fee is 32% of the gross recovery, before case costs are deducted. No upfront attorney fees. No attorney fee is charged without a recovery. Case costs are separate from attorney fees; the written agreement explains costs and deductions before you hire the firm. With no recovery, clients owe no attorney fee and no case costs.
The personal injury contingency attorney fee is 32% of the gross recovery, before case costs are deducted. No upfront attorney fees. No attorney fee is charged without a recovery. Case costs are separate from attorney fees; the written agreement explains costs and deductions before you hire the firm. With no recovery, clients owe no attorney fee and no case costs.
Yes. Share a brief account of the accident using the contact form or the firm’s published contact information. A consultation helps determine whether the firm can assist; sending an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Yes. Bring your own auto insurance information and any letters from the insurers to the consultation. An attorney can review potential coverage and the facts; payment is not guaranteed.