Frequently Asked Question’s

Attorneys are known for charging high fees, and you may be concerned about whether you can afford to hire a lawyer to represent you, especially after an unexpected accident. At Kash Legal, we take all of our injury cases on a contingency fee basis, which means that we only get paid if we recover compensation on behalf of our clients. If we do not win your case, you will owe us nothing. If we do win your case, any legal feed we collect will be a predetermined percentage of your settlement or award. By utilizing a contingency fee structure, we can make sure that everyone who needs access to the legal system can get it with the assistance of an experienced personal injury lawyer.

When was the last time you handled a personal injury claim? As a victim of a preventable accident, it’s important that you keep in mind that insurance companies deal with injury claims every day and engage in tricks and tactics that are designed to settle claims for as little as possible. For this reason, it’s in your best interest to retain an experienced attorney who regularly handles personal injury claims. Our legal team will be able to identify all potentially liable parties, determine the value of your case, and protect your rights when dealing with the insurance company. Remember, you only have one chance to settle your personal injury case, so it’s critical to ensure that your rights are protected from the outset.

The value of your personal injury claim will depend on a number of factors, including the type of accident in which you were involved, your injuries, your prognosis, whether you missed any work, your age, and the at-fault party’s insurance limits. An experienced attorney can review your case and give you a better idea of how much you may be able to ultimately recover.

California law gives injured victims two years from the date of their accident to file a claim. That said, you should reach out to a lawyer as soon as you can after getting hurt in an accident. If you wait, you risk the destruction or loss of evidence important to your case. Also, while you are unrepresented, there is a chance that you could do or say something that may negatively affect your claim down the road. Remember- waiting to start a claim can only hurt your case.