Injured by a dangerous property condition? Discuss a California slip-and-fall or premises liability claim directly with Brian Masjedian.
Free injury case reviewCall (310) 598-9614A fall does not automatically make a property owner liable. A premises claim considers who owned or controlled the property, whether that party acted negligently, and whether the negligence caused the injury. California’s civil jury instructions, including CACI 1000, describe these elements.
Tell the attorney what caused the fall: a spill, uneven surface, damaged stair, loose mat, inadequate lighting or another condition. The exact place and time, warning signs and what you observed before and after the incident can matter. Do not return to an unsafe area simply to take photographs.
Keep photographs, incident report details, witness contacts, receipts showing your visit and relevant footwear. Identify visible cameras or employees who assisted you. Video, inspection and maintenance records may be useful; tell counsel promptly so preservation can be considered.
Depending on the facts, the inquiry can include whether the responsible party created the hazard, knew about it or should have discovered it with reasonable care. The condition’s duration and inspection history can matter. These questions need evidence, rather than an assumption based on the injury alone.
Identify whether the incident involved a public sidewalk, school, transit facility or other government property. Different rules and earlier claim requirements may apply. Ask for a deadline review promptly, even if treatment or the investigation is ongoing.
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.
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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.
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