A crash on SR-134, I-5, or Brand Boulevard can upend a week in minutes. We're here to help injured Glendale drivers handle claims on contingency—no upfront cost.
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Claim it before someone else doesGlendale sits where two freeways meet, and that shapes how crashes happen here. SR-134 carries commuters across the top of the city while I-5 runs along its western edge, and public records list both among the corridors with the most reported collisions. Off the freeways, Brand Boulevard and San Fernando Road account for a large share of the rest. In 2025, the most recent finalized year, Glendale recorded 727 injury collisions, 978 people injured, and 3 traffic deaths across a city of about 201,000 residents. Reports cluster on Tuesday evenings between 5 and 7 p.m., the same window when many people are heading home. If one of those numbers is you, the paperwork can feel heavier than the injury. We handle car accident claims on contingency, so nothing is owed unless there is a recovery. You get a straight answer about your options before you speak with the other driver's insurer.
California gives most car accident victims two years to file, but a claim involving a city vehicle, Caltrans road condition, or other government entity can require a notice within six months. Our team can sort out which clock applies to your crash before it runs.
Under California's pure comparative fault rule, you can recover even if you shared some blame; your award is simply reduced by your percentage. Insurers often overstate that percentage, which is one reason to avoid giving them a recorded statement early.
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*No attorney's fee unless there is a recovery. The client may be responsible for court costs and case expenses.
California places no ceiling on non-economic damages like pain and lost quality of life in an ordinary car accident case. We take these matters on contingency, so you pay nothing unless there is a recovery.
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