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Arash Khorsandi’s Placer County
Personal Injury Law Firm Turning Injured Victims Into Victors
Arash Law, headed by Arash Khorsandi, Esq., is committed to seeking justice for victims of negligence and obtaining fair compensation for their suffering. If you’ve recently experienced a traumatic event, you can rely on us to help you recover and move on with your life. The attorneys on our hardworking legal team have decades of experience practicing personal injury law. Call us at (888) 488-1391 for a free consultation and find out why we’re the go-to law firm for accident victims in Placer County.
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Common Traffic Accidents in Placer County
- “T-bone” collisions
- Making left turns in front of motorcycles
- Striking a pedestrian while making a right turn
- Failure to yield to oncoming traffic, including bicyclists
- Head-on collisions
- Sideswipes
- Lane change collisions
- Crashes caused by merging vehicles
- Accidents caused by cargo falling from a truck
Types of Cases We Take in Placer County
Every day in Central California, people are injured or killed in car accidents. No matter how careful, alert, and skilled a driver is, an accident can happen to them. Insurance claims can also be challenging. You can trust our car accident lawyers at Arash Law, led by Arash Khorsandi, Esq., to protect your rights.
Commercial truck companies must comply with federal and state safety regulations. They may be held accountable for an incident brought on by their error. Our personal injury law firm has extensive experience handling these cases.
Our motorcycle accident lawyers fight to protect the rights of injured motorcyclists and their passengers. We have a deep understanding of motorcycle accident liability laws and the claims process in California.
Many people suffer severe injuries during catastrophic accidents that require hospitalization. They are unaware of what occurred or who is at fault. In some cases, they might not remember anything about the incident. The logical next move is to contact a law firm to review the existing information and conduct further research to gather more details.
Common Traffic Accident Injuries in Placer County
Whiplash injuries to the neck, shoulders, and back are among the most common car accident injuries in Placer County. Whiplash injuries are frequently caused by rear-end collisions. Recent research by biomechanics specialists has clarified the precise mechanisms underlying whiplash injuries, despite attempts by insurance companies to mislead the public. According to specialists, whiplash injuries can result from even the slightest collision without causing any property damage.
- Back injuries
- Cuts, punctures, and wound infections
- Scarring and disfigurement
- Joint injuries (knees, ankles, elbows, wrists)
- Broken bones
- Nerve damage
- Road rash
- Concussions
- Dental injuries
- Hand and foot injuries
- Torn and stretched muscles, ligaments, and tendons
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Paralysis
- Amputation of limbs
- Loss of vision
- Loss of hearing
- Impairment of internal organs (such as kidney damage)
A Guide to Handling Car Accidents
Although it can be a terrifying experience to be involved in a traffic accident, there are things you should do to ensure your safety. These steps will help you handle an accident in the best way possible.
What Should You Do at The Scene of The Accident
- The vehicles involved should be moved to the side of the road if it is safe and possible.
- Find out if you or any of your passengers have been injured. Your adrenaline may conceal any injuries you have sustained, so do not rush this assessment.
- Call 911 regardless of whether anyone is injured. The California Highway Patrol and police must be informed within 24 hours of any car accident resulting in injury or death.
- Get the other driver’s contact and insurance information and their license numbers.
- Do not accept responsibility for the accident or admit fault to anyone at the scene, not even other drivers or police officers.
- Photos and videos should be taken to document vehicle damage, weather conditions, road conditions, and proximity to other roads.
- Obtain contact information from witnesses if any were present.
After the Accident
- Medical professionals should be consulted even if you do not believe you were injured. A brain or internal organ injury can take days or weeks to manifest symptoms.
- Send your insurance company the contact information you gathered at the scene and inform them about the accident.
- Make sure you have a copy of the California accident report.
- If the insurance company for the other driver contacts you, do not admit fault for the accident.
- Document all medical appointments or vehicle repairs needed following the accident.
Contact a Placer County Accident Law Firm Today To Discuss Your Case.
We have recovered over $500 million for clients and won over 99% of our cases. Use our online contact form to email us or call our office at (888) 488-1391 to schedule a free consultation.
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