Personal Injury
Fighting to Hold Negligent Parties Accountable
If you were injured because of another person’s negligence, you are entitled to be compensated for your injuries. You may be worried about paying your medical bills, making ends meet if you are unable to work and the cost of fixing any property damage. Although it might seem like a large undertaking, an experienced Sonoma County personal injury attorney from our law firm can help guide you through the legal process.
We Handle All Types of Personal Injury Cases
At The Law Offices of James F. DeMartini, our local auto accident lawyers have more than 40 years of experience handling accident cases. We know what to expect from the courts and from insurance adjusters. Although this can be a frightening time, we can help you get to the other side safely. We represent individuals in a wide range of injury matters, including:
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Car accidents
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Product liability
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Catastrophic accidents
Receiving the Appropriate Injury Compensation in California
In most situations, when a person files an injury claim he or she is eligible for two types of compensation — special damages and general damages. Special damages cover specific expenses such as lost wages, future lost wages and medical bills. Anything that an injured person needs to pay for out-of-pocket might be covered by special damages. General damages are less concrete, and often involve emotional damage or pain and suffering. Our fees are contingent on your recovery. If you are not paid or awarded any money, we will not charge a fee.
Call to Speak with a Sonoma County Personal Injury Attorney
If you were injured because of another person’s negligence, we can help you recover the financial settlement you need to move on with your life. We understand that no amount of money can amend your injuries, but it can help alleviate financial stress. Contact our local personal injury lawyers online or call 707-894-5000 to schedule a consultation to discuss your case.
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