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Updated October 20, 2026
If you were injured because someone else was careless, the Law Offices of Asher Hoffman can help you investigate the incident, handle the insurance companies, and pursue compensation. We represent injured people throughout California with offices in Long Beach and Los Angeles.
You will have direct access to your attorney throughout the case. Your consultation is free, and you pay no attorney’s fee unless we recover compensation for you.
Use this directory to choose a guide by location, incident, or insurance issue. A city guide helps identify local records and agencies. A case-type guide explains the evidence and coverage questions for that kind of injury.
Do not wait for a complete report before you seek advice about a deadline. Bring the records you have to a free case review, and identify the records you still need.
Our offices are in Long Beach and Los Angeles. The pages below describe our service areas, not separate branch offices. Each guide provides relevant claim steps and resources.
Explore these city guides for evidence steps, official court resources, and personal injury claim questions.
We handle rear-end, intersection, freeway, multi-vehicle, hit-and-run, uninsured-motorist, and other collision claims.
Commercial truck cases may involve the driver, motor carrier, broker, shipper, cargo loader, maintenance provider, vehicle owner, and multiple insurance policies. For regional evidence steps, see our Oakland commercial-vehicle guidance and Stockton multi-vehicle claim guide.
We represent riders injured by unsafe turns, lane changes, distracted drivers, road hazards, and other negligent conduct.
We investigate crosswalk, intersection, parking-lot, rideshare, hit-and-run, and other pedestrian-impact claims.
We handle claims involving unsafe passing, dooring, right-hook and left-turn collisions, commercial vehicles, and dangerous roadway conditions. The Chico bicycle and pedestrian injury guide explains safe equipment preservation and records for missed classes or work.
Uber and Lyft claims may involve different insurance coverage depending on the driver’s status and activity in the app. See our San Jose app-based trip guidance for the records to retain.
We represent people injured by unsafe conditions at stores, apartments, hotels, parking areas, walkways, and other properties. Our Santa Rosa property-injury guide explains evidence of a hazard; our Roseville injury guide addresses who controls stores, walkways, and adjacent areas.
We represent eligible family members after fatal incidents caused by negligence or wrongful conduct.
We handle claims involving brain injuries, spinal injuries, paralysis, amputations, burns, complex orthopedic injuries, and other life-changing harm.
We do not handle workers’ compensation claims. We may represent an injured worker when a negligent person or company other than the worker’s employer or coworker caused the injury. A third-party claim may proceed alongside a workers’ compensation matter and can involve separate damages, liens, and insurance issues. Our Modesto third-party injury guide explains how employer, contractor, and income records help distinguish the claims.
A strong claim connects evidence of fault with the medical, financial, and personal consequences of the injury. Depending on the case, evidence may include police and incident reports, photographs, video, witness statements, insurance policies, vehicle or business records, medical records, imaging, wage-loss documents, expert analysis, and proof of daily limitations.
We identify responsible parties, preserve time-sensitive evidence, evaluate available insurance, document damages, negotiate with insurers, and prepare the matter for litigation when necessary.
We work on a contingency-fee basis. There is no upfront attorney’s fee, and you do not pay an attorney’s fee unless we obtain a recovery.
California follows pure comparative negligence. Partial fault may reduce compensation without automatically eliminating the claim.
California personal injury lawsuits are generally subject to a two-year deadline, but shorter deadlines and exceptions may apply. Claims involving a public entity may require action within six months.
Call (877) 792-4529 or contact us online for a free consultation.