Firm FAQs

Think of a personal injury as one that affects your body, mind or emotions, as opposed to your property.

While there’s nothing under California state law that requires you to work with a personal injury lawyer, we highly recommend doing so. Our laws are wildly intricate and esoteric, and there’s no overstating the benefits of consulting an experienced personal injury lawyer.

Yes! For more information regarding statutes of limitation in California, contact Hales & Associates, A Professional Law Corporation as soon as possible.

We do! Contact a member of our professional legal team for more information.

Yes. California is an “at-fault” insurance state, meaning that those responsible for causing accidents and injuries will be held liable for the damage they cause.

Yes. If it is determined that you were partially at-fault for causing an accident, the amount of compensation you can collect will be reduced by the percentage of responsibility attributed to you.

Yes. California law limits the amount of noneconomic (or pain and suffering) damages at $250,000.

No. You can collect as much in economic damages as the court sees fit.

Principal Attorney Brent Hales and the rest of the team at Hales & Associates, A Professional Law Corporation pride themselves on offering compassionate, personalized legal assistance to clients in Murrieta, Temecula, and throughout Riverside County. Initial consultations are always free, and you won’t pay a dime unless we recover damages on your behalf.

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