Whether your collision happened on the I-5, the 134, or a Glenoaks Boulevard intersection, we can help you pursue your car accident claim at no cost.
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Claim it before someone else doesBurbank sits at the junction of two heavy freeways, and much of the city's traffic funnels onto I-5 and SR-134 before spilling onto surface streets like Glenoaks Boulevard. In 2025, public records show 209 injury collisions here, leaving 297 people hurt. No one died in traffic that year, but a crash that sends you home with a back injury or a concussion still upends daily life. Reports cluster on Friday evenings between 5 and 7 p.m., when commuters and weekend travelers share the Golden State and Ventura freeways. If you were hit in Burbank, the days right after matter. Photograph the vehicles, keep every medical record, and hold off on giving the other driver's insurer a recorded statement until you have talked with us. We handle car accident claims on contingency, so there is no fee unless your case recovers money.
California uses pure comparative fault, so being partly responsible for a crash on the 134 does not erase your right to compensation. Your recovery is reduced by your share of fault, not eliminated.
Most California car accident claims must be filed within two years, but a collision involving a city bus, a Caltrans truck, or another government vehicle can require a claim in as little as six months. Getting started early protects your options.
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*No attorney's fee unless there is a recovery. The client may be responsible for court costs and case expenses.
We work on contingency, and there is no cost to you upfront. California also places no cap on pain-and-suffering damages in an ordinary car crash case.
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