Sunnyvale Personal Injury Lawyers
Sunnyvale’s workplaces, shops along El Camino Real, and neighborhood streets are places where everyday activities can lead to unexpected injuries. Whether you suffer a fall, a dog bite, a traffic injury, or harm from a defective product, someone else may be responsible. California law allows injured victims to seek compensation for losses caused by another party’s wrongful acts or negligence.
A serious injury can leave you facing medical bills, lost income, and lasting changes to your daily life. You do not have to navigate the insurance process alone.
The Sunnyvale personal injury lawyers at Arash Law can help you understand your rights and pursue a claim. We can investigate what happened, identify potentially responsible parties, and explain applicable filing deadlines.
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Who Can File a Personal Injury Claim in Sunnyvale?
People injured in Sunnyvale may pursue different claims depending on the circumstances of the accident and who suffered harm. Some family members may also have separate claims.
Drivers, passengers, pedestrians, cyclists, and other road users injured because of a negligent party may pursue a personal injury claim. These victims may be involved in collisions on Lawrence Expressway or near Mathilda Avenue.
Shoppers, tenants, visitors, and others may bring premises liability claims when unsafe conditions cause injuries and legal liability exists. Examples include victims of falls at shops along El Camino Real.
Injured people may pursue claims against the responsible dog owners, manufacturers, or sellers. These claims may involve strict liability, which does not require proving negligence.
Minors can bring their own injury claims, including those involving playground falls, dog bites, or traffic collisions. A parent or another qualified adult typically serves as their court-appointed guardian ad litem.
An authorized conservator or court-appointed guardian ad litem may pursue a mentally incapacitated adult’s claim on their behalf.
Employees, independent contractors, and self-employed workers injured because of a negligent third party may pursue personal injury claims. Eligible employees may also seek workers’ compensation benefits regardless of fault. Misclassified workers may qualify for these benefits.
They may bring separate loss of consortium claims for lost companionship, affection, and intimacy resulting from their partner’s injury.
Certain family members, such as a surviving spouse, registered domestic partner, children, or other eligible individuals, may pursue a wrongful death case when an incident is fatal.
The deceased person’s personal representative (or qualifying successor) may pursue a survival action to seek damages the deceased suffered before death.
Case Types Our Sunnyvale Personal Injury Lawyers Handle
Our Sunnyvale personal injury lawyers handle claims involving traffic collisions, unsafe properties, workplace accidents, animal attacks, and other incidents.
- Car Accidents: We represent people injured in crashes involving distracted driving, speeding, unsafe turns, and other negligent conduct. Whether these collisions occur on Lawrence Expressway or elsewhere in Sunnyvale, we investigate fault, review insurance coverage, and pursue compensation.
- Truck Accidents: We handle collisions involving commercial trucks, including crashes on US 101 and delivery accidents elsewhere in Sunnyvale. Our attorneys examine driver conduct, maintenance records, cargo loading, and company practices to identify responsible parties and available insurance coverage.
- Other Traffic-Related Accidents: We handle other traffic-related cases, including those involving pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists, and rideshare drivers and passengers traveling between the city’s residential neighborhoods, employment campuses, and transit stations. Our attorneys examine how the incident occurred, assess responsibility, and identify insurance coverage that may apply to your injuries.
- Slip-and-Fall Accidents: Unsafe conditions such as wet floors, uneven surfaces, and broken stairs can cause serious falls. We handle premises liability claims involving stores, apartment buildings, and other properties, including Sunnyvale’s technology campuses and businesses along El Camino Real, when legal responsibility exists.
- Construction Accidents: We handle injuries involving falling objects, equipment failures, or falls at construction sites, including Moffett Park’s industrial and redevelopment projects. Our lawyers investigate responsible third parties and explain how civil claims may interact with workers’ compensation benefits.
- Dog Bites and Animal Attacks: Animal attacks can cause puncture wounds, scarring, and emotional distress in neighborhoods, homes, and recreational settings, such as Las Palmas Dog Park. We evaluate responsible parties and determine whether California’s dog bite statute or other liability rules apply.
- Wrongful Death Claims: When another party’s wrongful conduct causes a death, eligible surviving family members may pursue a wrongful death claim. We help Sunnyvale families seek compensation for losses such as financial support, funeral expenses, and the loss of companionship.
- Public Entity Claims: We evaluate injuries involving public employees, government vehicles, or dangerous public property, including incidents involving Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) buses serving Sunnyvale. Our lawyers identify the appropriate agency and explain special requirements, including the generally applicable six-month deadline for injury claims.
We also handle other personal injury cases beyond those listed above. Our Sunnyvale personal injury lawyers can review your situation and explain your legal options.
What Factors May Affect a Personal Injury Claim in Sunnyvale?
Sunnyvale’s road jurisdictions, outdoor dining areas, workplaces, and property arrangements can affect who bears responsibility for an injury. These local factors also influence which records may support a claim and what procedures apply.
Responsibility for roads in Sunnyvale varies by location. Santa Clara County maintains Lawrence and Central Expressways, while Caltrans owns and operates El Camino Real (SR-82). The Mathilda Avenue interchanges with US 101 and SR 237 also involve state highway infrastructure. Meanwhile, the City maintains other local streets. If a road defect contributes to an injury, identifying the responsible agency determines which government agency to contact to file a claim.
The 100 block of South Murphy Avenue allows outdoor dining within a pedestrian mall governed by local access rules. After a fall involving furniture or an obstructed walkway, photographs, permits, and approved layouts may help establish who controlled the area and whether the setup violated applicable requirements.
Moffett Park’s office, research, and industrial properties may involve employers, contractors, equipment suppliers, and property managers. Following a workplace or construction injury, contracts and incident records may help determine each party’s role. An injured worker may qualify for workers’ compensation and a separate claim against a responsible third party.
Sunnyvale Municipal Code Chapter 6.06 imposes permits, confinement, and other requirements for animals deemed dangerous. After an attack, prior complaints, permit conditions, and animal control records may support a claim involving inadequate restraint or known aggression. However, California’s dog bite law generally does not require proof of a previous bite or dangerous-animal designation (Civil Code § 3342).
Sunnyvale’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) integrates police, fire, and emergency medical services. Depending on the response, relevant evidence may include collision reports, fire investigations, and emergency medical documentation. These records may help establish the incident’s timing, witness accounts, observed hazards, and the injured person’s condition immediately afterward.
When Santa Clara County is the proper venue, local civil rules and the assigned department’s procedures govern how a lawsuit proceeds. The court identifies the Downtown Superior Court and the Old Courthouse in San José as civil hearing locations. Confirming the assigned courthouse and hearing requirements helps avoid filing mistakes and missed appearances.
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How Insurance Applies to Sunnyvale Personal Injury Claims
Insurance coverage for a Sunnyvale injury claim depends on who caused the injury, the activity involved, and the applicable policy terms. Serious injuries from falls, dog bites, workplace incidents, defective products, or vehicle collisions may cause losses exceeding the responsible party’s available coverage.
Several types of coverage may apply to a Sunnyvale injury claim:
- Homeowners and Renters Liability: These policies may cover injuries caused by an insured person, including certain dog bites at Sunnyvale residences. Coverage depends on legal responsibility, policy limits, and exclusions.
- Commercial General Liability: A Sunnyvale store, restaurant, or other business may carry coverage for injuries arising from its premises or operations. For example, coverage may apply when a customer falls because of a negligently maintained walkway.
- Workers’ Compensation: Employees injured while working at Sunnyvale offices, construction sites, or other workplaces may receive medical care and partial wage replacement. A separate claim may also exist against a responsible third party, such as an equipment manufacturer or outside contractor.
- Product Liability Coverage: Manufacturers, distributors, or sellers may carry insurance covering injuries caused by defective products. After an injury involving workplace equipment, a household appliance, or another product, identifying the product and the responsible companies helps determine what coverage is available.
- Personal Auto Liability: The at-fault driver’s liability insurance may cover your losses up to the applicable policy limits. Serious injuries can quickly exhaust available coverage when the driver carries only California’s minimum limits.
- Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM): If the at-fault driver has no insurance or insufficient coverage, your own UM/UIM coverage may fill part of the gap. Coverage and limitations depend on policy terms and California law.
- Commercial Auto Coverage: Delivery vehicles and freight trucks operating on roads such as US 101 and Lawrence Expressway may carry higher limits than personal policies. Coverage depends on the policy, the driver’s work status, and the vehicle’s use at the time of the collision.
- Rideshare Coverage: Uber and Lyft vehicles operate under a tiered insurance framework based on the driver’s app status. California requires $1 million in primary liability coverage from ride acceptance through passenger drop-off. Delivery services have separate coverage arrangements.
- Umbrella and Excess Liability: These policies may provide additional coverage when an applicable underlying liability policy reaches its limit. They can matter when severe injuries cause substantial medical expenses and lost income, subject to policy terms and exclusions.
An insurer may request a recorded statement during its investigation. Inaccurate or incomplete statements about fault or injuries may affect its evaluation. Your own policy may require cooperation, so review statement requests with your attorney.
When Arash Law represents you, our Sunnyvale personal injury lawyers manage insurer communications and help you respond accurately to requests for information.
What Injuries Do Sunnyvale Personal Injury Claims Involve?
Claims arising from injury accidents often involve brain injuries, fractures, burns, bite wounds, and other forms of harm. Examples include a fall at a Murphy Avenue restaurant, an equipment incident at a Moffett Park workplace, or a collision on Lawrence Expressway. The injury’s severity, recovery outlook, and effect on daily life influence the claim.
| Injury Type | Possible Causes | Potential Effects on the Claim |
|---|---|---|
| Spinal Cord Injuries | Vehicle collisions, falls from heights, and workplace accidents. | Paralysis or lost sensation may require rehabilitation, mobility equipment, home modifications, and changes in employment. |
| Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) | Falls, falling objects, and traffic collisions. | Memory, concentration, judgment, and emotional difficulties may affect a person’s ability to perform physical tasks, handle work requiring sustained focus and decision-making, and live independently. |
| Severe Fractures | Slips, trips, bicycle crashes, and machinery incidents. | Surgery and rehabilitation may continue after discharge from facilities such as Stanford Health Care or El Camino Health, affecting work and household responsibilities. |
| Burns and Scarring | Fires, electrical incidents, chemical exposure, and defective products. | Specialized treatment, reconstructive surgery, permanent scarring, and restricted movement may increase medical expenses and future care needs. |
| Bite Wounds and Lacerations | Dog attacks, broken glass, and unsafe equipment. | Deep wounds, infection, and lasting scars may require ongoing treatment. Medical records and photographs help document healing and permanent changes. |
| Crush Injuries and Amputations | Falling materials and vehicle impacts, including incidents at construction sites. | Multiple surgeries, prosthetics, rehabilitation, and lasting limitations may result in substantial future expenses and reduced earning capacity. |
| Internal Organ Damage | Vehicle impacts, serious falls, and crushing incidents. | Injuries without obvious external wounds may require emergency surgery, hospitalization, follow-up imaging, and an extended recovery. |
| Soft Tissue and Nerve Damage | Falls, collisions, lifting incidents, and repetitive work activities. | Chronic pain, weakness, or numbness may limit computer work, physical duties, and everyday activities, affecting treatment needs and income. |
Some injuries heal with treatment, while others cause lasting physical or cognitive limitations. People with catastrophic injuries may need ongoing care and assistance while losing income or independence. Claims should account for reasonably anticipated future treatment, support needs, and reduced earning capacity.
Medical records, imaging, therapy notes, work restrictions, and a physician’s recommendations for future care help document these losses. Together with evidence connecting the injury to the incident, these records help establish its impact on work and daily life.
Proving Fault in a Sunnyvale Personal Injury Case
To prove negligence in a Sunnyvale personal injury case, you must establish duty, breach, causation, and damages. Civil Code § 1714 generally requires people to exercise reasonable care to avoid injuring others. The evidence must connect the responsible party’s conduct to your injuries and losses.
To have a valid personal injury claim in Sunnyvale, you must generally establish the following key elements of negligence:
- Duty of Care: The other party owed you a legal duty, such as a driver’s obligation to operate safely around pedestrians.
- Breach of Duty: That party failed to exercise reasonable care, such as by speeding on Lawrence Expressway or leaving a business entrance unsafe.
- Causation: The careless conduct was a substantial factor in causing your injuries, as evidence such as witness accounts or medical records can establish.
- Damages: You suffered harm, such as medical expenses, lost income, property damage, physical pain, or limitations affecting your daily activities.
Who May Be Liable for Your Injuries?
Liable parties may include negligent individuals, employers, property owners, and public agencies, depending on how your injury occurred. More than one party may also share responsibility.
- Negligent Individuals: A motorist who runs a red light at El Camino Real and Mathilda Avenue may bear responsibility for resulting injuries in a traffic accident. A negligent dog owner may be liable when their dog jumps on a person, causing fractures and a brain injury.
- Employers and Businesses: An employer may be held liable for an employee’s negligence during work duties, including delivery crashes on US 101.
- Property Owners and Operators: Businesses along El Camino Real may face liability if they fail to address hazards they knew about or should have discovered. Event operators may also be liable if their negligence, such as inadequate security at an event, contributes to a guest’s injury.
- Public Agencies: The City of Sunnyvale, Santa Clara County, or Caltrans may face liability for dangerous public property under Government Code § 835.
How Does Shared Fault Affect Your Compensation?
California’s pure comparative fault rule reduces your compensation by your percentage of responsibility. However, sharing fault does not automatically prevent recovery.
For example, suppose a speeding driver hit you while you were crossing the intersection at El Camino Real and Mathilda Avenue. If you suffer $100,000 in damages and bear 20% of the fault, you could still recover $80,000.
In this case, the driver’s insurer may argue that you share fault to reduce the amount they owe. Sunnyvale pedestrian accident lawyers can use collision reports, witness statements, and available camera footage to challenge disputed fault allocations.
Personal Injury Claims Process: How It Works in Sunnyvale
A Sunnyvale personal injury claim generally involves investigating the incident, identifying coverage, documenting losses, and negotiating a settlement. If negotiations do not resolve the dispute, a lawsuit may be necessary. The steps can overlap, and filing deadlines may require action while treatment continues.
Here’s how it may work in Sunnyvale:
- Investigation and Evidence Preservation: Your attorney gathers relevant Sunnyvale DPS or CHP reports, witness accounts, photographs, and available surveillance footage. Depending on the incident, evidence may include business footage from Murphy Avenue, workplace records, property inspection logs, or a defective product. Prompt preservation requests help protect evidence before it disappears.
- Liability and Insurance Review: Your attorney reviews who caused or contributed to the injury and identifies applicable insurance. This may involve drivers, businesses, property owners, manufacturers, or public agencies. Government claims generally require that a claim be presented within six months.
- Injury Documentation and Loss Calculation: Medical records, bills, wage records, and treatment recommendations help establish past and anticipated future losses. A clearer recovery outlook supports valuation. However, reaching maximum medical improvement is not a prerequisite to settlement.
- Settlement Negotiations and Litigation: Your attorney presents supporting evidence, handles insurer communications, and negotiates a settlement. If necessary, your attorney files a lawsuit in the proper court, often Santa Clara County Superior Court. Litigation may involve discovery, mediation, and trial. Timing depends on the injuries, disputed issues, and court schedule.
The process varies by claim type. Workplace injuries, claims against public agencies, and other cases may involve different procedures, deadlines, and filing requirements.
Filing Deadlines That May Apply in Sunnyvale
Your filing deadline depends on the claim type and who caused your injury. Missing it can prevent you from recovering compensation. These general California deadlines apply to Sunnyvale claims, although exceptions may affect your filing window.
| Claim Type | General Deadline | When It Applies |
|---|---|---|
| Personal Injury | Two years from the injury date. | Covers most car, pedestrian, bicycle, slip-and-fall, and dog bite lawsuits. |
| Property Damage | Three years from the damage date. | Covers lawsuits over vehicle damage and other property losses. |
| Government Injury Claim | Six months from the injury date. | When an injury claim involves alleged wrongdoing by the City of Sunnyvale, Santa Clara County, or Caltrans, a government claim generally must be presented before filing a lawsuit. Separate lawsuit deadlines apply. |
| Workers’ Compensation | Report the injury within 30 days; generally begin benefit proceedings within one year of injury. | When an employee is injured while performing work duties. Exceptions and extensions may apply, including when an employer provides benefits. |
| Wrongful Death | Two years from the death date. | Covers fatal injury accidents. Government involvement or medical malpractice can trigger different requirements. |
Legal basis: Personal injury and wrongful death: CCP § 335.1; property damage: CCP § 338; government injury claims: Government Code § 911.2; workers’ compensation: Labor Code §§ 5400, 5405.
A work-related accident may also support a separate claim against a negligent third party, with its own deadline. Minors, delayed discovery, and other circumstances can affect filing periods, so promptly confirm which rules apply.
Beyond meeting deadlines, acting on a claim early matters for preserving evidence. Request available footage from nearby Sunnyvale businesses, retain photographs, and collect witness contact information before records disappear or memories fade.
Consulting a Sunnyvale personal injury lawyer as soon as possible can help you understand what deadline you need to follow and what evidence you need to preserve right away.
Doing so will also give them more time to request copies of government-held documents that could support your case, such as prior complaints involving sidewalks maintained by the City of Sunnyvale, expressway maintenance logs from Santa Clara County, and highway engineering plans from Caltrans.
What Damages Can You Recover from a Personal Injury in Sunnyvale?
Under California law, the purpose of injury compensation is to restore what the at-fault party took from you. The goal is compensation, not punishment, to make you as whole as the law can make you.
Economic damages are your verifiable financial losses:
- Past and future medical bills, including emergency care at treating facilities in the area, surgery, hospitalization, physical therapy, and any specialist care.
- Lost wages for time already missed from work.
- Reduced earning capacity if your injuries permanently limit the work you can perform.
- Cost to repair or replace damaged property, including your vehicle.
- Future care costs, including ongoing therapy, in-home care, or assistive equipment, projected over your expected lifespan.
Non-economic damages are your personal losses that do not appear on a bill but may still be recoverable under California law:
- Physical pain and suffering from your injuries and recovery.
- Emotional distress and psychological harm, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
- Loss of enjoyment of life, including the activities, hobbies, and experiences you can no longer participate in.
- Permanent scarring or disfigurement.
A qualifying spouse or registered domestic partner may also bring a separate loss-of-consortium claim for harm to the relationship.
Wrongful Death Damages
Eligible family members may recover damages when negligence causes a death. Compensation may include lost financial support, funeral and burial expenses, and lost companionship, protection, and guidance.
Punitive Damages
Punitive damages punish qualifying misconduct rather than compensate for losses. Civil Code § 3294 requires clear and convincing evidence of malice, oppression, or fraud. Ordinary negligence does not meet this standard.
For instance, a drunk-driving crash on US 101 may support punitive damages when evidence establishes the required misconduct. Driving under the influence alone does not automatically establish entitlement.
Representative Case Results From Arash Law
Arash Law has secured substantial recoveries across different injury claims. These results highlight our firm’s work on behalf of injured clients and their families:
Our client suffered severe injuries when a speeding company van driver caused a collision. Key depositions helped us secure this recovery.
Our 74-year-old client suffered severe injuries while crossing the street. We resolved her case as jury selection was about to begin.
Despite a police report blaming our motorcyclist client, our team established that the truck driver’s dangerous turn contributed to the collision.
A pickup struck our six-year-old client while he biked across the street, causing a TBI. Discovery established that the driver was distracted.
Our client suffered a spinal injury after inadequate lighting caused a fall. Our team secured compensation through her premises liability case.
Our client fell four stories down an elevator shaft, sustaining brain trauma and other serious injuries. We secured a structured settlement for the client.
A commercial truck rear-ended a young man’s stopped car, killing him. Our firm uncovered withheld evidence and secured compensation despite disputed liability.
These past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case depends on its facts, available evidence, applicable law, and insurance coverage.
Talk to Arash Law About Your Sunnyvale Claim
Arash Law has recovered over $1 billion for injured clients across California. Our attorneys know how the Santa Clara County Superior Court operates, how Sunnyvale DPS and CHP collision reports differ, and how insurers approach disputed-fault cases. That knowledge matters when the other side is working to minimize what you recover.
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Why Sunnyvale Injury Victims Choose Arash Law
Arash Law represents injured people throughout California, offering case investigation, insurance negotiations, and litigation support. Our attorneys can help Sunnyvale residents understand their options, document their losses, and pursue compensation while they focus on recovery.
- Santa Clara County Litigation Support: Our attorneys can prepare court filings, track deadlines, and represent you in Santa Clara County Superior Court when litigation becomes necessary. We build your case around the evidence and applicable legal requirements.
- Early Evidence Preservation: We can request available surveillance footage, property inspection records, workplace safety documents, and animal-control reports. For traffic injuries, we can also seek Sunnyvale DPS or CHP reports and relevant vehicle data.
- Insurance Coverage Investigation: Our attorneys can review potentially applicable personal auto, commercial, rideshare, employer, and uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage. We assess policy terms and potential claims to identify available sources of compensation.
- Insurance Correspondence: Our team can handle all communication with insurance companies and their adjusters. We can also review settlement offers against your documented injuries, expenses, and anticipated future needs.
- Representation on a Contingency Fee: We do not charge clients up front. You owe no attorney’s fees unless we recover compensation on your behalf. Before you proceed, our attorneys explain the fee agreement and any case-related costs that may still apply.
Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Injury Claims in Sunnyvale
Can I Still Recover Compensation If I Was Partly at Fault?
Yes. California’s pure comparative fault rule generally allows recovery even when you share responsibility. However, your percentage of fault reduces your potential recovery.
For example, if you prove $100,000 in damages and bear 20% responsibility, you could only recover $80,000. This rule can apply to Sunnyvale traffic collisions, falls, and other negligence cases.
Can I Pursue a Claim If the Other Party Denies Responsibility?
Yes. A denial does not decide whether you have a valid claim. You must establish the legal grounds for liability with strong evidence. Photographs, witness accounts, medical records, and relevant inspection or incident reports can help. Sunnyvale personal injury attorneys can investigate who caused your injuries and challenge unsupported denials.
What If I Cannot Afford a Personal Injury Attorney?
Look for personal injury lawyers in Sunnyvale who work on a contingency fee basis. Under this arrangement, they would charge no upfront costs and would only collect legal fees if they recover compensation for you.
Can I Recover Compensation If I Had a Pre-Existing Injury?
If the incident worsened your pre-existing injury, then yes. You may seek compensation for that additional harm, rather than the condition’s effects before the incident. For example, a fall or an accident involving workplace equipment could aggravate an existing back injury. Medical records and your provider’s assessment can help establish what changed.
What Should I Do If an Insurer Offers an Early Settlement?
Review the offer carefully before accepting or signing a release. Consider your medical expenses, missed income, and anticipated treatment needs. A settlement release can prevent you from seeking additional compensation for the same injury later.
Personal injury lawyers in Sunnyvale can review the terms and help assess whether the offer accounts for your documented losses.
What Evidence Can Support My Sunnyvale Personal Injury Claim?
Useful evidence includes photographs, witness information, medical records, bills, and proof of lost income. Other important records depend on the incident: collision reports and dashcam footage for traffic accidents, inspection records and surveillance video for falls, animal-control reports for dog bite claims, and safety records for workplace claims.
Experienced lawyers can help identify and obtain relevant evidence for your specific case. For example, Sunnyvale construction accident attorneys can assess your case and identify the required documents for workers’ comp and third-party negligence claims.
How Long Does a Sunnyvale Personal Injury Case Take to Resolve?
There is no fixed timeline. Your treatment needs, available evidence, liability disputes, and settlement negotiations can affect how long your case takes. A lawsuit may take longer due to discovery and Santa Clara County court scheduling. Our attorneys can explain the likely stages and update your estimated timeline as the case develops.
Injured Because of Someone Else? Contact Arash Law Today
Medical bills, missed paychecks, and insurance calls can make recovery harder. You do not have to handle it all alone. Arash Law can investigate your Sunnyvale accident, identify responsible parties, and pursue compensation for your injuries.
Call (888) 488-1391, available 24/7, for a free case evaluation. Find out where you stand and how our attorneys can help. You pay no attorney’s fees unless we recover compensation for you.
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This page provides general information, not legal advice. Reading it or contacting Arash Law does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case depends on its facts and applicable law.
