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Reviewed by attorney Asher Hoffman | Updated July 31, 2026
If you were injured in a car accident in Los Angeles, the Law Offices of Asher Hoffman can handle the insurance claim while you focus on recovery. We represent drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and cyclists injured by negligent motorists throughout the city.
Crashes may occur on the I-5, I-10, I-110, I-405, I-710, Wilshire Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, and dense neighborhood streets. We investigate the collision, preserve available video and vehicle evidence, obtain police and medical records, identify every available insurance policy, and document the full effect of the injuries.
You will have direct access to your attorney. Your consultation is free, and you pay no attorney’s fee unless we recover compensation for you.
Call 911 when appropriate, exchange information, photograph the vehicles and scene, collect witness details, and seek prompt medical care. Avoid giving the other driver’s insurer a recorded statement before getting legal advice.
Your own uninsured-motorist coverage may apply. We review all available policies and potential sources of recovery.
Yes. California follows pure comparative negligence, so partial fault may reduce compensation without eliminating the claim.
There is no upfront attorney’s fee, and you do not pay an attorney’s fee unless we obtain a recovery.
Useful evidence may include police reports, photographs, video, witness statements, vehicle data, repair records, traffic-signal information, medical records, imaging, wage-loss documents, and proof of daily limitations. When fault is disputed, we compare the physical evidence with each driver’s account and the applicable traffic rules.
Car crashes can cause brain injuries, spinal and disc injuries, fractures, internal injuries, soft-tissue injuries, scarring, chronic pain, and psychological trauma. Some symptoms develop after the scene, which is why prompt medical evaluation and consistent documentation matter.
A report can help identify the parties, witnesses, insurance information, and initial accounts. A claim may still be possible without one, depending on the other available evidence.
An early offer may not account for future treatment, wage loss, lasting symptoms, or all available coverage. Signing a release generally ends the claim.
Call (877) 792-4529 or contact us online for a free consultation.