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Legally Reviewed by Tom Willford on October 9, 2026
Los Angeles Car Accident Attorney
A serious car accident in Los Angeles can change everything without warning. One moment you are driving to work, heading home, or sitting in traffic. The next, you may be dealing with pain, medical appointments, insurance calls, missed paychecks, and damage to your vehicle.
Crashes in Los Angeles can happen in countless ways, from rear-end collisions and intersection accidents to freeway crashes involving rideshare vehicles, delivery drivers, commercial trucks, motorcycles, scooters, or pedestrians. No matter how the accident happened, the aftermath can be stressful, expensive, and difficult to handle alone.
At Willford Law Corporation, Los Angeles car accident attorney Tom Willford represents injured people throughout Los Angeles and Los Angeles County. He works directly with clients to help them understand their rights, deal with insurance companies, document their injuries, and pursue the compensation they are owed. If you want an attorney who will fight for your case with relentless dedication while standing by you throughout the process, call Tom Willford.
Los Angeles presents unique risks for drivers, passengers, pedestrians, cyclists, and rideshare users. Heavy freeway congestion, aggressive lane changes, distracted driving, dense commuter traffic, and busy surface streets all contribute to serious collisions across the city. These accidents can leave victims facing:
Emergency medical treatment
Ongoing pain or long-term injuries
Lost wages and reduced earning ability
Vehicle repairs or total loss claims
Stress, uncertainty, and financial pressure
Major routes such as the 405, 101, 10, 110, and 5 freeways see constant traffic and frequent crashes. Busy streets like Wilshire Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard, Olympic Boulevard, Figueroa Street, Sepulveda Boulevard, and Ventura Boulevard can also become dangerous when drivers speed, fail to yield, follow too closely, or drive distracted.
If you were injured in a Los Angeles car accident, do not wait to get legal help. Speak with a Los Angeles car accident attorney who can protect your rights and help you move forward.
Time-Sensitive: California Law Limits Your Window to File
In most California car accident cases, you have two years from the date of the crash to file a lawsuit.
Tom Willford has represented injured clients for 30 years. You pay nothing upfront, and you pay only if we win.
Types of Los Angeles Car Accident Cases We Handle
At Willford Law Corp., we represent clients injured in all types of vehicle-related accidents, including:
Car Accidents
We manage everything from minor collisions to major freeway crashes caused by:
- Distracted or reckless driving
- Speeding
- Driving under the influence
- Traffic signal violations
Rideshare Accidents (Uber & Lyft)
Injured in a crash involving Uber or Lyft? We help with:
- Coverage under rideshare insurance
- Claims involving negligent drivers
- Multi-party insurance issues
Truck Accidents
Truck crashes can cause serious harm due to their size and weight. We handle cases involving:
- Fatigued drivers
- Improper cargo handling
- Mechanical issues
- Trucking company liability
Bus Accidents
Bus accidents require careful handling due to government involvement and insurance limits. We cover cases involving:
- OCTA and school buses
- Unsafe drivers or poor maintenance
- Tight legal deadlines for public claims
Bicycle, E-Bike and Scooter Accidents
With more riders on bicycles, electric bikes and scooters, accidents are rising. We represent:
- Injured cyclists hit by cars
- Negligent drivers ignoring bike lanes
- Cases involving helmet laws or unsafe road use
Why You Need a Car Accident Lawyer in Los Angeles
Insurance companies work to protect their profits. After a crash, they often try to:
- Deny or delay your claim
- Offer low settlements
- Blame you for the crash
A trusted Los Angeles car accident attorney like Tom Willford can:
- Gather police reports, medical records, and witness statements
- Prove fault and damages
- Negotiate for maximum compensation
- File a lawsuit if needed
What Compensation Can You Claim?
Depending on your injuries and the crash details, you may be entitled to:
- Emergency and ongoing medical care
- Rehab and therapy
- Lost income and future earning loss
- Vehicle repair or replacement
- Pain, suffering, and trauma
- Permanent disability or disfigurement
- Funeral costs in wrongful death cases
An experienced car accident attorney in Los Angeles can make sure nothing gets left out of your claim.
Steps to Take After a Car Accident in Los Angeles
Protect your health and case by taking these steps:
- Call 911 and get medical help
- File a police report
- Take photos and gather witness contact info
- See a doctor, even if injuries seem minor
- Do not speak with the other driver’s insurance
- Contact Willford Law Corp. before you sign anything
The sooner you act, the stronger your case will be. Your Los Angeles car accident attorney can begin protecting your rights from day one.
Why Choose Willford Law Corporation?
Clients choose us because we offer:
- Direct support from a local Los Angeles car accident attorney
- Experience in all vehicle accident types
- In-depth knowledge of local roads and courts
- No upfront costs—you pay only if we win
- Clear and honest communication
At Willford Law Corp., you’re not a case number. You’re a person who deserves fair treatment and a strong legal advocate. We’ve handled thousands of cases throughout the last 30 years and treat our clients like family.
California Fault Rules and Filing Deadlines in Los Angeles
California is an at-fault state, which means the driver who caused a crash is generally responsible for the resulting damages, and that driver’s insurance typically pays. California also follows a pure comparative negligence rule, so you may still recover compensation if you were partly at fault, although your award can be reduced by your percentage of fault. Insurance adjusters often try to shift blame onto injured drivers, so how fault is documented early on can matter a great deal.
In most cases, you have two years from the date of the injury to file a personal injury lawsuit, and a written claim generally must be presented within six months if a public agency is involved. Learn more about government claims and wrongful death claims, or contact Willford Law Corporation to protect your deadline.
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Call us now to discuss your case. At Willford Law Corporation, our clients come first. We know how to navigate the complicated legal system, have represented thousands of clients, and we can help you too.