Woodland Hills Car Accident Lawyers

The advent of cell phones and tablets has made distracted driving as prevalent as ever.  Add to this numerous instances of drunk driving and other forms of endangerment and the road looks more and more like an obstacle course.  Is it any wonder then that 3 million people are injured in car accidents per year and another 42,000 perish?

With statistics like these, it’s easy to see that a car accident could happen to anyone at anytime, and it’s our belief that every accident victim should be afforded the services of an experienced legal team.  That’s what you’ll find at the Nagelberg Bernard Law Group.  Our Woodland Hills car accident lawyers have worked tirelessly for over 30 years to ensure that the victims of car accidents are properly compensated by those whose negligence caused the crash in the first place.

Our record speaks for itself. We have a success rate of 98.4% and have earned over $400 million in damage awards for our numerous clients. This includes a $27 million verdict against the city of San Francisco, a record amount that went toward a grieving family following a tragic car accident.  It also includes settlements and verdicts that span a wide range of incidents, including:

1. Semi truck collisions
2. Motorcycle crashes
3. Bus wrecks
4. Pedestrian strikes
5. Assorted vehicular mayhem of all sorts

Of the numbers of people who find themselves involved in injurious car accidents, a scant few receive the proper representation.  Negligent parties and their insurance companies count on this, and as a result, many people miss out on receiving the proper compensation for their injuries.

It’s easy to think of the immediate consequences of a collision.  You figure that with the repair costs and medical bills out of the way, you’ll be able to move on with your life.  But far too often, damage doesn’t present itself until months, maybe even years in the future.  This means that you’re stuck with a bill for damages incurred by someone else’s negligence years ago.  Many people also don’t take into account the lost income that quickly adds up in the wake of an accident.  All of this adds up.