If you were injured in Ontario, California, through someone else’s negligence, time and evidence work against you, and the insurance company is already building its defense. At Pérez Law, PC, our California personal injury lawyers from the Ontario office at 822 N Euclid Ave, Ontario, CA 91762, have been standing by injury victims along the I-10 corridor since 1998.
Call our experienced Ontario personal injury lawyers now at (909) 983-2235 for a free case evaluation; available 24/7. Se habla español.
Lead attorney Ricardo Antonio Pérez has spent nearly 40 years on both sides of the injury claims process. Before becoming an attorney in 1998, he worked as a licensed private investigator and insurance claims adjuster beginning in 1985. That insider experience shapes every case we handle. In a recent matter, our attorneys recovered $1,500,000 for a client injured in a T-bone collision that caused a rollover accident. You pay no attorney fee unless we recover for you.
FEATURED RESULT: $1,500,000 – When the Insurer Said the Rollover Was the Driver’s Fault
The opposing insurer’s adjuster filed a report attributing the T-bone rollover to the client’s lane position. Ricardo Antonio Pérez, who spent years writing those same insurer reports as a licensed claims adjuster, pulled the at-fault driver’s dashcam data and secured the intersection camera footage. The evidence directly contradicted the adjuster’s narrative. Pérez Law recovered $1,500,000.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case is different.
Personal Injury Cases in Ontario, CA: What You Need to Know First
A personal injury claim arises when another person or entity, a driver, property owner, employer, or government agency, fails to meet a reasonable standard of care, and that failure causes you harm. Under California law, you must prove four elements: duty, breach of duty, causation, and damages. Proving these elements requires evidence gathered quickly after the incident, which is one reason contacting an attorney early matters so much.
Ontario sits at the intersection of major freight corridors, residential neighborhoods, and commercial centers. The I-10 freeway runs through the city, Ontario International Airport draws commercial traffic, and areas like Ontario Mills attract heavy pedestrian and vehicle activity. Each of these environments generates distinct categories of injury claims.
Car Accidents on Ontario’s Roads and the I-10 Corridor
The I-10 freeway corridor through Ontario sees thousands of vehicles daily, including passenger cars, delivery vehicles, and commercial trucks sharing lanes at freeway speeds. Distracted driving, speeding, failure to yield at on-ramps, and impaired driving are the leading causes of collisions in this area. In 2024, 14,615 people were killed or injured in traffic collisions on San Bernardino County roads, a 3% decline from the prior year. When a collision happens, victims face medical bills, lost income, and insurance companies that begin minimizing claims within days.
Our Ontario car accident lawyer team handles rear-end crashes, T-bone intersection collisions, head-on impacts, hit-and-run incidents, and multi-vehicle pile-ups. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), intersection and rear-end collisions account for the majority of injury-causing crashes on roads like these. We gather accident reports, witness statements, traffic camera footage, and medical records to build your case from day one.
Truck Accidents and Commercial Vehicle Claims
Ontario is a major logistics hub with warehousing, distribution centers, and cargo operations concentrated near the airport and freeway interchanges. Commercial trucks, delivery vehicles, and 18-wheelers operate throughout the city around the clock. When a commercial vehicle causes injury, the claims process becomes far more complex, and multiple parties may be liable, including the driver, the trucking company, the cargo loader, and the vehicle manufacturer.
Evidence in commercial truck cases disappears faster than in standard car accidents. Black box data, driver logs, maintenance records, and cargo manifests are all subject to retention limits. Our Ontario truck accident lawyer team acts quickly to preserve this evidence and identify all liable parties before insurers begin controlling the narrative.
Motorcycle Accidents in San Bernardino County
Motorcycle riders face a bias that costs them money: insurers frequently attribute fault to the rider even when the other driver caused the crash. Lane-change failures, left-turn collisions, and door-opening incidents are among the most common causes of motorcycle injuries in San Bernardino County. Road rash, fractures, spinal injuries, and traumatic brain injuries are common outcomes when a rider goes down.
Our Ontario motorcycle accident lawyer knows the counter-arguments to insurer bias. We document protective gear usage, helmet presence, lane position, and road conditions to neutralize unfair fault attributions and pursue the full compensation you are entitled to.
Slip and Fall Accidents and Premises Liability
Property owners in Ontario, from grocery stores and shopping centers to apartment complexes and public sidewalks, have a legal duty to maintain reasonably safe conditions for visitors, customers, and tenants. When wet floors, uneven pavement, poor lighting, or broken stairs cause a fall, the property owner may be held liable for the resulting injuries. These cases require prompt documentation because conditions change quickly and notice evidence can disappear.
Our Ontario slip and fall lawyer handles claims at retail properties, residential complexes, restaurant premises, parking lots, and public spaces throughout the city. We investigate the history of the hazard, document any prior complaints or maintenance requests, and establish whether the property owner knew or should have known about the dangerous condition.
Traumatic Brain Injuries and Catastrophic Harm
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are among the most serious outcomes from car accidents, truck crashes, and falls. Many Ontario-area TBI patients receive initial emergency care at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (400 N Pepper Ave, Colton, CA 92324), San Bernardino County’s Level I trauma center. A documented trauma center evaluation, including a GCS assessment, is foundational evidence in any serious brain injury claim. Symptoms ranging from persistent headaches and cognitive difficulties to memory loss and personality changes may not be immediately obvious, and insurers routinely try to classify them as pre-existing conditions. Early neurological evaluation and careful documentation of symptom onset are critical to protecting these claims.
Our Ontario traumatic brain injury lawyer team works with medical professionals to document the full scope of injury, calculate long-term care needs, and quantify lost earning capacity. TBI cases are often the most financially significant claims a victim will ever have, and they deserve the most thorough representation.
Wrongful Death
When negligence causes the death of a family member, California Code of Civil Procedure § 377.60 allows surviving spouses, domestic partners, children, and certain other heirs to bring a wrongful death claim. Recoverable damages include funeral and burial expenses, loss of financial support, loss of household services, and loss of love, companionship, and guidance the deceased would have provided. The statute of limitations is generally two years from the date of death under CCP § 335.1.
Our Ontario wrongful death lawyer team handles claims arising from fatal car and truck collisions along the I-10 corridor, catastrophic premises incidents, and other negligence-caused deaths in San Bernardino County. These are the most sensitive cases we take. We coordinate with grieving families, document the full economic and non-economic loss, and pursue every responsible party with the seriousness these matters require.
If your injury happened on the job, a third party other than your employer may also be liable. In those cases, you may have a personal injury claim against the third party in addition to a workers’ compensation claim. The two claims must be coordinated so they don’t undercut each other.
Why Injured Ontario Residents Choose Pérez Law
Not all personal injury firms are the same. Some handle cases by volume, passing files between staff with limited attorney involvement. Others operate from distant offices with no real connection to Ontario or the Inland Empire. Pérez Law, PC is different, and the difference is rooted in 27 years of practice at one address in this community, two named attorneys, and a founding story that no competitor can replicate.
Ricardo Antonio Pérez founded this firm in 1998 after 13 years as a licensed private investigator and insurance claims adjuster. That pre-attorney background is not a marketing line. It is the foundation of how we recognize insurer tactics, what we know about adjuster negotiation strategies, and why our clients consistently receive more than they expected when they first called us.
I had never been involved in a car accident before, and I was scared and didn’t know how to navigate the situation. Mr. Perez, along with Axel and Daisy, made me feel at ease by always being available to answer my questions and ensuring I was well taken care of while seeking treatment. They truly took great care of me throughout the entire process. I would highly recommend Pérez Law.”
Ricardo Antonio Pérez: Attorney and Founder
Ricardo Antonio Pérez founded this firm in 1998 after spending years as a licensed private investigator and insurance claims adjuster beginning in 1985. He managed personal injury firms before becoming an attorney, meaning he understood how insurers build cases, minimize payouts, and use delay as a strategy before he ever passed the California bar. He earned his J.D. from the American College of Law and was admitted to the California State Bar on March 24, 1998 (Bar #194646).
That background is a direct advantage for the clients. When Ricardo Antonio Pérez sits across from an insurance adjuster, he is not learning the other side’s playbook for the first time; he wrote part of it, and he knows exactly where the weaknesses are. He has since dedicated nearly 40 years to turning that knowledge against insurers and in favor of injured Californians.
Second-Generation Legal Representation
Ricardo Agustín Pérez joined Pérez Law, PC in 2014 after earning his J.D. from Chapman University School of Law. He leads the Workers’ Compensation Department and co-manages personal injury and employment law matters. He was admitted to the California State Bar on June 28, 2014 (Bar #297967) and grew up working in the firm, which means he knows its cases, its clients, and its community from a perspective that no lateral hire can replicate.
Together, Ricardo Antonio Pérez and Ricardo Agustín Pérez represent more than 50 combined years of legal and pre-legal experience in plaintiff-side advocacy. Our attorneys handle your case personally, not through rotating paralegals or call center intake staff.
What Pérez Law Has Recovered for Injury Clients
These are actual named results from our case results page. They are not firm-wide aggregates or advertised as typical outcomes. Every case is different, and the facts of your matter will determine what is recoverable. What these results demonstrate is that our attorneys know how to build cases, document damages, and fight for maximum recovery.
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Personal Injury / Car Accident |
T-bone collision causing rollover accident | |
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Minor Plaintiff / Child Injury |
Facial injury incident involving a minor plaintiff |
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case is different.
Mr. Perez and his team are phenomenal! We were involved in a multi-vehicle accident caused by a drunk driver. Mr. Perez always took the time to answer my questions and concerns even if he was out of the office. I received more than I thought was possible. I highly recommend Perez Law as they are extremely kind, compassionate, and diligent. They put their clients first! I’m so grateful!
How Contingency Fees Work: An Insider’s Perspective
Most people who need a personal injury lawyer have never hired one before. They assume the cost is a barrier. It is not, and understanding why requires understanding how contingency fees work and why they exist.
A contingency fee arrangement means you pay no attorney fee unless and until we recover money for you. The fee comes as a percentage of the settlement or judgment, agreed upon in writing before any work begins. You never receive a bill, never pay a retainer, and never face unexpected charges. If we do not win, you owe us no attorney fees. This is the standard model for personal injury representation in California, and it is the reason injured people have access to experienced legal representation regardless of their financial situation.
No Attorney Fee Unless We Recover
At Pérez Law, PC, the contingency fee model means our financial incentive is perfectly aligned with yours: we earn more when you recover more, and we earn nothing if we do not win. There are no upfront retainer fees, no hourly billing, and no surprise invoices. Case costs such as filing fees, expert witness costs, and record retrieval expenses are addressed in the fee agreement, which we explain clearly before you sign anything.
This is the model that allows working families, injured workers, and accident victims throughout Ontario and the Inland Empire to access the same quality of legal representation as any other plaintiff, regardless of income. A free case evaluation costs you nothing and gives you real answers about the strength of your claim.
What Happens When You Go Without Representation
Ricardo Antonio Pérez worked as a claims adjuster before he became an attorney. He has seen, from the other side, what happens when an injured person tries to negotiate alone. Insurance companies employ trained adjusters whose job is to close claims for as little as possible. They are not adversarial, but they are not on your side. They know how to take recorded statements that minimize your case, offer early settlements that sound reasonable but undervalue future care costs, and use delay as a strategy to pressure you into accepting less.
An unrepresented claimant does not know what their case is worth, what evidence to preserve, or when the insurer is using a standard minimization tactic. An attorney who knows this from the inside, who managed personal injury firms and adjusted claims before becoming a lawyer, is not learning from a textbook. That insider knowledge is why our clients consistently receive settlements they describe as more than they thought possible.
What to Do in the 72 Hours After an Injury in Ontario
The first 72 hours after an accident or injury are the most important for protecting your legal claim. Surveillance camera footage at commercial properties, gas stations, and intersections throughout Ontario is typically overwritten within 24 to 72 hours. Witnesses’ memories fade quickly, and skid marks disappear with weather and traffic. Insurance companies begin building their defense narrative before you have spoken to an attorney. Acting with urgency in this window makes a significant difference in the outcome of your case.
Step 1: Seek Medical Attention Immediately
Even if your injuries feel minor, get evaluated by a medical professional as soon as possible, preferably the same day. Some serious injuries, including traumatic brain injuries and internal bleeding, do not produce obvious symptoms for hours or days. A gap between the accident and your first medical visit gives insurance adjusters an argument that your injuries were not caused by the accident or were not serious. Your health and your legal claim both depend on prompt medical documentation.
Step 2: Document the Scene and Preserve Evidence
If you are physically able, photograph the accident scene, any visible injuries, vehicle damage, hazardous conditions, skid marks, and any relevant signage. Get the names, phone numbers, and license plate numbers of witnesses and other involved parties. If the incident occurred on a commercial property, identify the property manager and request that any surveillance footage be preserved in writing. Physical evidence and surveillance footage disappear quickly, often within 30 to 72 hours.
Step 3: Do Not Give Recorded Statements to the Insurer
The opposing insurance company or sometimes even your own insurer may contact you within hours of an accident to take a recorded statement. This is not a formality. Recorded statements are used to find inconsistencies, establish comparative fault, and reduce the value of your claim. You are not legally required to give a recorded statement to the other party’s insurer before consulting with an attorney. Politely decline and call us first.
The California Courts note that self-represented injury claimants face significant challenges navigating the insurance claim process without legal guidance.
Step 4: Contact an Ontario Personal Injury Lawyer
Call Pérez Law, PC at (909) 983-2235 or start a free case evaluation online. Our attorneys are available 24/7. The free case evaluation gives you a real assessment of your claim, what it may be worth, what evidence matters most, what deadlines apply to your specific situation, and whether you have a viable case. You make no commitment by calling. Se habla español. Atención en español disponible.
California Laws That Govern Your Ontario Personal Injury Claim
California has specific statutes that control how long you have to file, how fault is allocated, and what special rules apply when a government agency is involved. Not knowing these rules can cost you your right to recover entirely. Below are the four most important laws applicable to Ontario personal injury claims, explained in plain language with examples.
Understanding these laws is one area where the quality of your legal representation matters most. An attorney who knows this area thoroughly will identify deadlines and arguments that a less experienced practitioner or an unrepresented claimant might miss entirely.
Personal injury lawsuits filed in Ontario are heard at San Bernardino Justice Center, 247 West Third Street, San Bernardino, CA 92415. Cases arising from accidents along the I-10, I-15, and SR-60 corridors are typically assigned to this courthouse, which serves all of San Bernardino County. Knowing which court handles your claim and how that court applies California statutes is part of the local knowledge our attorneys bring to every case.
The Statute of Limitations: Code of Civil Procedure § 335.1
Under California Code of Civil Procedure § 335.1, you generally have two years from the date of your injury to file a personal injury lawsuit in California civil court. This deadline is called the statute of limitations. Missing it almost always means losing your right to compensation, no matter how clear the other party’s fault may be.
There are important exceptions. If the injured person is a minor, the two-year clock does not begin until their 18th birthday. If the defendant fraudulently concealed facts that delayed your discovery of the injury, the period may be tolled. These exceptions require careful analysis, which is why starting a free case evaluation early protects your rights. The statute of limitations is not something to test by waiting.
Pure Comparative Negligence: Li v. Yellow Cab Co. (1975) 13 Cal. 3d 804
California follows the doctrine of pure comparative negligence established by the California Supreme Court in Li v. Yellow Cab Co. (1975) 13 Cal. 3d 804. Even if you share some of the fault for an accident, you can still recover compensation – your award is simply reduced by your percentage of fault. For example, if your total damages are $100,000 and a jury determines you were 20% at fault, you recover $80,000. Even a plaintiff who is found 99% at fault retains the legal right to recover 1% of their damages.
Insurance adjusters use comparative fault aggressively. They look for any argument that you were distracted, speeding, failed to notice a hazard, or contributed in some way to your own injury. An attorney who knows how adjusters build these arguments, from the inside, as Ricardo Antonio Pérez does, is far better positioned to counter them before they reduce your recovery.
Government Entities: The 6-Month Trap Under Government Code § 911.2
If your injury was caused by a government agency, the City of Ontario, San Bernardino County, a public school district, Caltrans, or any other public entity, the rules are entirely different. Under California Government Code § 911.2, you must file a government tort claim with the responsible agency within six months of the date of your injury. This is not the lawsuit filing deadline; this is a pre-filing claim presentation requirement. Miss this six-month deadline, and you may be permanently barred from suing, regardless of how clear the liability is.
Dangerous road conditions maintained by Caltrans, defective traffic signals operated by the city, slip and fall incidents on public sidewalks, and injuries on public school or park property all potentially trigger this deadline. If there is any possibility that a government entity contributed to your injury, contact our office immediately. Do not wait for the deadline to file your personal injury lawsuit; you have far less time.
Vehicle Owner Liability: California Vehicle Code § 17150
Under California Vehicle Code § 17150, a vehicle owner can be held liable for injuries caused by someone they allowed to drive their vehicle, even if the owner was not present during the accident. If the at-fault driver was operating a vehicle with the owner’s permission (express or implied), the owner may share legal and financial responsibility for the resulting damages.
This matters because the at-fault driver may have minimal or no insurance, but the vehicle owner’s policy may provide additional coverage. Identifying all potential defendants, including vehicle owners, is part of what our attorneys do in the initial investigation of your case.
One important limit: Under California Vehicle Code § 17151, an owner’s permissive-use liability is statutorily capped at $15,000 for injury or death of one person, $30,000 for injury or death of more than one person, and $5,000 for property damage. This cap applies only to the owner’s vicarious liability under § 17150; it does not limit the driver’s own liability, recovery from the driver’s policy, or claims under other theories (negligent entrustment, employer liability, dram-shop, etc.). Our attorneys identify every available recovery path, not just the one with the lowest cap.
I went to another law firm previously and they disappeared without any information. I highly recommend Perez Law to anyone in need of legal assistance. They’re a trusted team that gets results!
Ontario Personal Injury Claim Process: From Evaluation to Resolution
The personal injury legal process can seem intimidating when you are already dealing with injuries, medical appointments, and lost income. Our attorneys handle the legal complexity while you focus on recovery. Here is what the process looks like when you work with Pérez Law, PC.
Free Case Evaluation
Your case begins with a free, no-obligation evaluation: by phone, in person at our Ontario office at 822 N Euclid Ave, or by online contact form. One of our attorneys reviews the key facts of your situation, identifies what evidence you need to preserve immediately, explains what deadlines apply to your specific claim, and gives you an honest assessment of whether you have a viable case. There is no pressure to retain us, and there is no cost for the evaluation.
Investigation and Evidence Gathering
If you retain Pérez Law, PC, we will begin an immediate investigation. This includes obtaining the accident report, gathering witness statements, identifying and preserving surveillance footage, requesting medical records, consulting with accident reconstruction experts when necessary, and researching all potentially liable parties. Our field investigator, Erick Pérez, supports the pre-litigation team with scene documentation and evidence gathering. For truck and commercial vehicle cases, we act immediately to preserve black box and log data before retention periods expire.
Demand and Negotiation
Once your medical treatment is complete or your condition has stabilized, our attorneys prepare a comprehensive demand package documenting your injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, future care needs, and pain and suffering. This demand is sent to the opposing insurer with all supporting evidence. We handle all communications with adjusters so you are never pressured into giving statements or accepting inadequate offers. Most personal injury cases resolve at the negotiation stage when the demand is properly documented and the liability is clear.
Settlement or Trial
The majority of personal injury cases settle before trial. When a fair settlement offer is made, we explain it clearly and walk you through the terms before you decide anything. When an insurer refuses to make a fair offer, we are fully prepared to file suit and take your case to trial. Having a firm with genuine litigation experience, not just a settlement mill, changes the insurer’s calculation. They know we will try the case if necessary, and that changes what they offer.
Call (909) 983-2235 to speak with our Ontario office today. Se habla español.
Areas We Serve in Ontario and the Inland Empire
Our Ontario office at 822 N Euclid Ave serves clients throughout San Bernardino County and the broader Inland Empire. The following communities are within our active service area. If you were injured in any of these areas, we can help in English or Spanish.
ONTARIO AND IMMEDIATE SURROUNDINGS:
Ontario (91761, 91762, 91764), including downtown Ontario, the Ontario Mills corridor, North Ontario neighborhoods, and the I-10 / CA-83 interchange area
- – Rancho Cucamonga – Foothill Boulevard corridor and residential communities
- – Upland – Mountain Avenue and Foothill areas
- – Montclair – Central Avenue and Mission Boulevard corridors
- – Chino – Located west of Ontario along the CA-60; warehouse and residential areas
- – Chino Hills – Residential communities and commercial corridors
BROADER INLAND EMPIRE:
- – Fontana – Major trucking and logistics corridor along the I-10/I-15 interchange; high commercial vehicle accident volume
- – San Bernardino – County seat; San Bernardino Superior Court handles Ontario-area cases
- – Pomona – Eastern Los Angeles County, adjacent to Ontario; branch office at 522 W Holt Ave, Pomona, CA 91768
- – Rialto – Industrial and residential communities along the I-10 corridor
- – Colton – Industrial and distribution zone west of San Bernardino
ONTARIO-SPECIFIC HIGH-ACTIVITY AREAS:
- – Ontario International Airport (ONT) area – Commercial traffic, taxi, and rideshare accidents, rental vehicles
- – Ontario Mills area – High pedestrian and vehicle traffic; slip and fall and parking lot accident claims
- – I-10 corridor through Ontario – Freeway accident jurisdiction runs through Ontario city limits
- – Euclid Avenue / Holt Boulevard corridors – Commercial properties with premises liability exposure
If you were injured anywhere in San Bernardino County or the greater Inland Empire, call (909) 983-2235 for a free case evaluation. Se habla español.
Frequently Asked Questions: Ontario Personal Injury
What Is the Statute of Limitations for a Personal Injury Claim in Ontario, California?
Under California Code of Civil Procedure § 335.1, the statute of limitations for most personal injury claims is two years from the date of injury. However, if a government agency is involved, you must file a government tort claim within six months of the injury under Government Code § 911.2, well before the two-year window. Missing either deadline can permanently bar your right to recovery. Contact an attorney immediately if you are unsure which deadline applies.
What If I Was Partly at Fault for the Accident?
California follows the doctrine of pure comparative negligence under Li v. Yellow Cab Co. (1975) 13 Cal. 3d 804. Even if you were partially at fault, you can still recover compensation; your damages award is reduced by your percentage of fault. If your damages are $100,000 and you are 25% at fault, you recover $75,000. Insurance companies use comparative fault arguments aggressively; having an experienced attorney counter these arguments early in the claim process protects your recovery.
How Much Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Cost?
Pérez Law, PC, handles personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. You pay no attorney fee unless we recover money for you. The fee is a percentage of the recovery, agreed upon in writing before any work begins. There are no upfront retainer fees and no surprise invoices. This model means our financial incentive is aligned with yours: we earn more when you recover more.
Do I Have to Give a Recorded Statement to the Insurance Company?
You are not legally required to give a recorded statement to the opposing party’s insurance company before consulting an attorney. Insurance adjusters use recorded statements to identify inconsistencies, establish comparative fault, and reduce the value of your claim. Politely decline and call us first. Once you have retained counsel, we handle all insurer communications on your behalf.
What If a Government Agency Was Responsible for My Injury?
Government-related injury claims in California have a six-month government tort claim presentation deadline under Government Code § 911.2, much shorter than the standard two-year statute of limitations. If the City of Ontario, Caltrans, a public school district, or any other public entity contributed to your injury through a dangerous road condition, defective sidewalk, or negligent operation, you must file a claim with the government agency within six months or risk losing your right to sue entirely.
What Should I Do Immediately After an Accident in Ontario?
Seek medical attention the same day, even if injuries seem minor. Document the scene with photographs and gather witness contact information. Do not give recorded statements to the opposing insurer. Request preservation of any surveillance footage in writing. Then contact Pérez Law, PC at (909) 983-2235 for a free case evaluation. The first 72 hours are the most critical for evidence preservation.
Do You Handle Cases Where the Driver Was Not the Owner of the Vehicle?
Yes. Under California Vehicle Code § 17150, a vehicle owner can be held liable for injuries caused by a driver they permitted to use the vehicle, even if the owner was not present. This can significantly expand the available insurance coverage in a case where the at-fault driver has limited personal insurance. We investigate all potentially liable parties, including vehicle owners, as part of our initial case review.
How Long Will My Personal Injury Case Take?
Case timelines vary significantly depending on the complexity of the injuries, the number of parties involved, and whether the case settles or goes to trial. Cases where liability is clear and medical treatment concludes within six to twelve months often settle within that window after a demand is submitted. More complex cases involving catastrophic injuries, multiple defendants, or disputed liability may take one to three years. We give you realistic timelines at your free case evaluation and keep you informed throughout.
Do You Speak Spanish?
Yes. Both of our named attorneys speak Spanish, and much of our staff is bilingual. We serve the Ontario and Inland Empire community in both English and Spanish. Se habla español. Atención en español disponible.
What If Another Law Firm Already Declined My Case?
Other firms decline cases for many reasons, some legitimate, some not. Some firms only handle cases that settle quickly or have clear liability. If another firm declined your case, we encourage you to contact us for an independent evaluation. We review cases other firms have passed on and have accepted matters that resulted in significant recoveries. A prior rejection is not a final answer on the value or viability of your claim.
Start Your Free Case Evaluation Today
You were injured through no fault of your own. Your medical bills are adding up, your income may be affected, and the insurance company is already protecting its interests. You deserve a legal team that protects yours.
Pérez Law, PC has represented injured people in Ontario and across San Bernardino County since 1998. Our office is at 822 N Euclid Ave, Ontario, CA 91762. Our attorneys know this community, know this courthouse, and know the insurers who operate in this market. We have recovered millions for our clients, and we charge no attorney’s fee unless we win.
Call us now at (909) 983-2235 or reach us toll-free at (877) 622-5888. You can also start a free case evaluation online, available 24/7.
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