Car accidents or slip-and-fall accidents sometimes happen because of freak occurrences caused by inclement weather conditions, medical emergencies or unexpected natural disasters. In many cases, however, accidental injuries are caused by the negligence of careless individuals or companies. Sometimes, the ultimate cause of serious injuries can be traced to corporate greed — such as when manufacturers release untested, unsafe products to the market.
Was your car accident caused by a distracted driver or hazardous road conditions? Or was your injury in fact the result of a defective auto part: tires, brakes, steering, accelerator, seatbelt, airbag or car roof? A detailed investigation may be the only way to find out for sure. Pinpointing negligence can point the way to an appropriate source of compensation.
Contact a Huntington Beach Accident Lawyer
Whatever the cause of your accidental injury, Mark J. Meyers is prepared to advise and represent you. Our law firm is in practice with the sole purpose of helping injured people and surviving family members obtain fair compensation.
Contact us to schedule a free initial consultation regarding any of the following legal matters:
- Motor vehicle accidents, including single-car crashes, crashes involving two vehicles and multiple-car collisions
- Car accidents, including head-on collisions, rear-end collisions, side swipes and T-bone collisions
- Truck accidents, including crashes involving local commercial vehicles and those caused by interstate transport big rigs (18 wheelers)
- Motorcycle accidents
- Bicycle accidents
- Public transit accidents: bus, Amtrak or light rail train accidents
- Premises liability, including slip-, trip-and-fall injuries
- Dog Bites
- Public entity claims
- Product-related injuries
- Catastrophic injuries, including traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury or amputation
- Whiplash and other less serious injuries
At the Law Offices of Mark J. Meyers, Orange County personal injury attorneys welcome inquiries from injured people and their families. Initial consultations are free. Representation is offered on a contingency basis in most cases — so you won't owe attorneys' fees until and unless a settlement or verdict is reached and paid out.
