Cedar Boulevard, Thornton Avenue, and Newark Boulevard see steady traffic through Newark, and collisions happen even on familiar routes. If you were hurt in a crash here, our team handles Alameda County personal injury claims, and we offer a free case review with no obligation.
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Claim it before someone else doesNewark's public-record data shows 105 injury collisions and 138 people hurt in the most recent reporting year, with Thursday evenings between 5 and 7 p.m. showing up as a common crash window. Corridors like Cedar Boulevard, Thornton Avenue, Cherry Street, and Newark Boulevard carry a lot of daily traffic, and that volume translates into real people dealing with real injuries and insurance headaches. Our team evaluates claims for injured drivers, passengers, cyclists, and pedestrians in Newark. California gives you a limited window to act, and the sooner evidence gets preserved (skid marks, dashcam footage, witness contacts), the stronger a claim tends to be. There's no obligation and no upfront cost to find out where you stand.
You generally have two years from the crash date to file a personal injury lawsuit in California, but that window shrinks dramatically — sometimes to six months — if a government entity (like a city road crew or public bus) was involved. Waiting to sort out fault can cost you the ability to file at all.
California follows pure comparative fault, meaning you can still recover damages even if you were partly responsible for the crash — your compensation is just reduced by your share of fault. Our team can help make sure the insurer doesn't unfairly inflate your percentage of blame.
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Insurance adjusters often ask for a recorded statement right after a crash, before you know the full extent of your injuries. California law doesn't require you to give one, and anything you say can later be used to minimize your claim.
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