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In an instant, a motor vehicle collision can dramatically change your life. Serious car accidents can result in lasting, sometimes permanent injury, disability, and death. Even somewhat minor crashes can create devastating financial pressures, such as an inability to earn income or staggering bills for medical treatment and hospitalization. At the same time, insurance companies often prey on car accident victims – doing everything in their power to avoid paying claims at a time when policyholders need them most.

It’s no secret to residents of Los Angeles that walking around the city and its outlying areas, can be a risky endeavor, especially at night; nationally, 76 percent of pedestrian fatalities in 2020 happened at night, when it’s more difficult to see. Hit and runs are also a big problem in LA; approximately 60 percent of such accidents in California involved pedestrians so it’s important to know what your options are if you’re hit.

Despite the popularity, ridehsare companies like Uber have come under fire for their lack of clarity regarding liability and responsibility in car accidents. When a passenger is involved in a car accident during an Uber ride, who is liable for any injuries incurred? At what point can you pursue Uber for any damages?

If you were involved in a serious Uber car accident and suffered severe injuries as a result, contact the Los Angeles uber accident attorneys from PIROUZ LAW to explore your legal options.  You and your family may be eligible for financial compensation.

California is one of a handful of states that has a “strict liability rule” when it comes to canine bites. Also known as a dog bite statute, California Civil Code Section 3342 makes pet-owners legally responsible for injuries in most scenarios. Some states allow owners a pass when they didn’t know a pet was dangerous, which makes it more difficult to obtain compensation. However, the law in California states that owners are responsible for the actions of their pets, even if they didn’t have reason to believe a pet was dangerous.

Commercial truck accidents often cause more significant injuries than standard passenger vehicle collisions. The size and weight of a large truck can smash, crush or completely obliterate a smaller passenger car. This can cause catastrophic and life-changing injuries for the occupants of the smaller vehicle. At NDM LAW, our Los Angeles truck accident attorney has experience representing victims with many different types of injuries.

If you suffered serious injuries in a truck accident in Los Angeles, contact the truck accident attorneys at NDM LAW to discuss your case. Our law firm has a history of securing record-setting verdicts for accident victims throughout Southern California.

In Los Angeles, many roads have inadequate bike lanes or shoulder, and drivers often ignore these protected spaces even when they are present. If you or a loved one has been injured – or even killed – in a bicycle-vehicle accident, you need the services of a Los Angeles bicycle accident lawyer – you have the right to take the responsible party to court.

Slip, trip, and fall accidents happen when walking surfaces are defective, slippery, dangerous, or otherwise unsafe to walk upon. They are some of the most common types of premises liability accidents in Los Angeles. The National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI) states that more than one million emergency room visits arise from slip and fall accidents each year.

Motorcycle accident injuries are often serious – even fatal. They range from road rash, to broken bones, bruises and scrapes to spinal cord and traumatic brain injuries. Motorcycle crashes can leave riders paralyzed, as amputees, or with other types of permanent disability. While the hospital bills for a single injury alone can put financial strain on the biker’s family, those who are permanently disabled in bike crashes often face a lifetime of medical bills and an inability to work.

A wrongful death — one that was caused by someone else’s negligence or misconduct — is especially hard for the families who must carry on. Losing a loved one results in more than just the emotional impact; families must also contend with loss of income, loss of support, and costs related to the death.

If you are considering legal action related to wrongful death, the experienced Los Angeles wrongful death attorneys at NDM LAW can help you navigate the legal system and get the best results during a difficult time. We also handle cases of wrongful death in Orange County and across California.

Sometimes our trust in the government turns out to be misplaced. If you need to negotiate complex government regulations and bureaucracies, NDM LAW GROUP can help. The firm has recovered millions of dollars for plaintiffs injured by government entities’ actions in Los Angeles and throughout California.

A brain injury is a catastrophic injury from which victims literally can never fully recover. Unlike most body tissues, the brain can’t regenerate its cells. Once cells are damaged or connections between them are broken, the functions they perform are simply lost unless the brain can learn to perform them in new ways. Victims may have permanent problems with their movement, senses, emotions or cognitive abilities, or even changes in personality. If a person’s or business entity’s negligence caused your accident resulting in a brain injury, our Los Angeles brain injury lawyers can help you with your injury claim.

Under California law, anyone who owns property has a legal obligation to keep it safe from hazards. If property owners fail to properly maintain their property and someone incurs injury as a result, they may be liable for damages under premise liability law. In LA, people sustain injuries each year by dangers that owners’ care could have prevented. While many accidents are minor, some result in serious and even catastrophic injuries. If you or a loved one are struggling with medical bills, lost wages, or other damages associated with an accident incurred on someone else’s property, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries.

Suffering any type of injury is a traumatic and frightening experience to go through. However, when the effects of your injury are permanent, it can be absolutely devastating. Injuries that will affect the victim for the rest of their lives are known as catastrophic injuries. In the case that the injury occurred because of the negligent behavior of another, you may be entitled to financial compensation. 

Catastrophic injuries include the following: Spinal cord injuries, Loss of limb, Serious burns, Intense scarring or disfigurement, Traumatic brain injuries, Nerve injuries, Loss of hearing or sight, Internal organ damage

PIROUZ LAW believes in giving everyone an honest chance at making a great recovery after being in an accident that was not their fault. If you were struck by a negligent driver who then fled the scene, then we want to hear from you. Hit-and-run drivers should not be allowed to devastate another life and get away with it. Insurance companies should not be able to shirk their responsibilities when it is convenient for their bottom line. 

California is one of a handful of states that has a “strict liability rule” when it comes to canine bites. Also known as a dog bite statute, California Civil Code Section 3342 makes pet-owners legally responsible for injuries in most scenarios. Some states allow owners a pass when they didn’t know a pet was dangerous, which makes it more difficult to obtain compensation. However, the law in California states that owners are responsible for the actions of their pets, even if they didn’t have reason to believe a pet was dangerous.

Determining liability in your spine injury case is a critical step in building a convincing argument. If it is unclear about who did what to cause your accident, then it will be unclear as to why the named defendants should be the ones who pay for your damages. Our attorneys can begin investigating available evidence to figure out what caused your spine injury, and how that evidence points to a particular party that we want to name as the liable one.

A burn victim has the right to recover both economic and non-economic compensation for serious burn injuries that were caused by negligence or recklessness. Damages can be recovered only for actual harm caused to a victim. These damages can be classified into two major categories, economic and non-economic.