32% personal injury contingency attorney fee · No upfront attorney fees.
Help after a dog bite or attack in California. Discuss the injury, the circumstances and possible insurance coverage directly with Brian Masjedian.
Share the location, date, owner’s information if known, witnesses and any animal-control report. Whether a claim involves a bite or another type of injury affects the legal review.
Keep original photographs over time, treatment records, bills and relevant correspondence. Follow your healthcare provider’s advice about care. Describe physical limitations and emotional effects accurately.
Homeowner’s, renter’s or other coverage may be relevant, but exclusions, insured parties and policy limits vary. Do not assume the owner has coverage or that a claim cannot affect them personally.
A parent or guardian can ask about the child’s claim, anticipated treatment and the steps required for any settlement. Special procedures and deadline questions need individual review; do not assume there is no need to act promptly.
Discuss ongoing treatment, potential scarring, coverage and release terms before deciding on an offer. The initial review can identify what information is still missing.
Request a free case review or call (310) 598-9614. You do not need every document to begin.
The attorney fee is 32% of gross recovery before case costs. If there is no recovery, clients owe no attorney fee and no case costs. The written agreement explains applicable expenses and deductions. See the fee and costs guide.
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Do not assume a previous bite is required. California has a dog-bite statute, but its application and any exceptions depend on the circumstances. Tell Brian where the bite happened and who owned the dog.
Available insurance can be investigated, but coverage is not guaranteed. Discuss the practical and legal consequences before deciding how to proceed.
The attorney fee is 32% of gross recovery before case costs. If there is no recovery, clients owe no attorney fee and no case costs. The written agreement explains applicable expenses and deductions. Read the fee guide.
Deadlines depend on the facts, the parties and the type of claim. Public-agency matters and insurance claims can require earlier action. Share the incident date and any deadline letters promptly; do not wait for treatment or negotiations to finish.
Brian reviews inquiries directly. Response within one business day. Start with a brief summary; please do not send sensitive records through this form.
Looking for a dog bite 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.