What does an initial consultation cost?
The initial conversation is free. If representation is offered, fees and costs should be explained and confirmed in a written agreement before work begins.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
ALISON INJURY GROUP / LOS ANGELES
A starting point for understanding a personal injury case in Los Angeles.
The answers below are general. A reliable answer about a real case requires review of the evidence, parties, injuries, insurance, and applicable procedures.
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What does an initial consultation cost?
02
How long will a case take?
How long will a case take?
Timing depends on the injuries, treatment, evidence, parties, insurance issues, court schedules, and whether litigation becomes necessary. A responsible attorney should explain known factors without promising an artificial deadline.
03
What is my case worth?
What is my case worth?
No reliable valuation can be made from an online description alone. Liability, medical evidence, future needs, income loss, insurance, legal issues, and many other facts can affect value.
04
Will my case go to trial?
Will my case go to trial?
Many matters resolve without trial, but negotiation is stronger when the case is prepared for litigation. The decision depends on evidence, offers, risk, costs, timing, and the client’s informed choice.
05
What if I may share some responsibility?
What if I may share some responsibility?
Do not assume that an early accusation ends the inquiry. Responsibility should be evaluated from evidence, and more than one person or condition may have contributed.
06
Should I speak with an insurance adjuster?
Should I speak with an insurance adjuster?
People often have contractual reporting duties, but they should understand the request before giving detailed recorded statements or signing broad authorizations. Advice can help clarify the difference.
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What should I bring to a consultation?
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring whatever is reasonably available: reports, photographs, insurance information, medical documents, correspondence, witness information, and a simple timeline. Missing documents should not prevent an initial conversation.
THE STANDARD
LISTEN.
PREPARE.
ACT.
Personal attention
Evidence-led preparation
Clear communication
No guaranteed outcomes
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