Personal injury representation for motorcycle riders and passengers in California. Discuss the collision directly with Brian Masjedian.
Free injury case reviewCall (310) 598-9614Left-turn collisions, lane changes, intersection crashes and road hazards raise different questions. The firm evaluates the driver’s conduct, the rider’s conduct, visibility and roadway conditions using available evidence. Being on a motorcycle does not answer who caused the crash.
Keep helmet-camera or dashcam recordings in their original format, photographs of the motorcycle and protective gear, witness details and the collision report number. Avoid repairing or discarding damaged gear before discussing its evidentiary value with counsel, where safe and practical.
Bring available treatment records, medical bills and income information. Also describe limitations on work, sleep, movement and ordinary activities. A case assessment should reflect the person’s actual injury and recovery, not assumptions about riders.
A case involving a roadway condition, government vehicle or public agency may have notice requirements different from a claim against a private driver. Identify the exact location and date early so counsel can investigate responsibility and applicable deadlines.
A proposed release can affect future recovery. Discuss outstanding treatment, potential future needs, coverage and the release language before making a decision. Brian can explain what information is still needed to evaluate an offer.
Call (310) 598-9614 or use the form below. The office is at 136 Sotello St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, with visits by appointment.
The firm charges a 33% contingency attorney fee for personal injury representation. No attorney fee is owed unless money is recovered. The written fee agreement explains how the fee is calculated and how case costs are handled; costs are separate from attorney fees.
Firm attorney: Brian Masjedian · California Bar #357298. General information, not advice about your specific claim. Attorney Advertising.
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.
The firm charges a 33% contingency attorney fee for personal injury representation. No attorney fee is owed unless money is recovered. The written fee agreement explains how the fee is calculated and how case costs are handled; costs are separate from attorney fees.
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.
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.
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.
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