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Los Angeles Personal Injury Attorney Larry H. Parker

Los Angeles Personal Injury Lawyer

How can a personal injury lawyer in Los Angeles help after an accident?

A Los Angeles personal injury lawyer can investigate the incident, identify who may be responsible, preserve local records, and document losses under California Civil Code §1714. Claims involving accidents near I-405, I-10, US-101, Downtown LA, or local businesses may require LAPD reports, medical records, surveillance footage, and liability review.

 

An injury can change a normal day quickly. One fall, crash, bite, burn, or unsafe condition can lead to medical appointments, missed work, pain, calls from insurance companies, and possible consultations with a personal injury lawyer.

One of the difficulties of personal injury cases is how quickly evidence can disappear. An experienced lawyer can help review the situation, gather and organize evidence, and pursue legal options.

  • Our legal team has $2.2 billion+ reported in verdicts and settlements obtained for clients 
  • 50 years of fighting for 100,000+ accident victims in LA, proven by real client reviews
  • Extensive experience in a wide variety of cases, including car accidents
  • 24/7 availability with a free initial consultation
  • Contingency fee arrangements may be available. Attorney’s fees may depend on the outcome of the case. All fee terms and any applicable costs are explained in the written representation agreement before representation begins.

Past results depend on the specific facts of each case and do not guarantee, warrant, or predict a similar outcome in any future matter.

Why choose the Law Offices of Larry H. Parker for a Los Angeles personal injury claim?

The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker has decades of experience representing injured people in California, including Los Angeles accident victims dealing with insurance companies, medical bills, missed work, and disputed claims.

Our legal team can help by:

  • Investigating the cause of the injury
  • Identifying people, businesses, property owners, manufacturers, insurers, or other parties that may be responsible
  • Preserving photographs, video, incident reports, medical records, and other evidence
  • Reviewing medical treatment and documented financial losses
  • Communicating with insurance companies
  • Evaluating applicable deadlines
  • Preparing the claim for litigation when necessary

Our role is to gather available proof, evaluate legal issues, and pursue remedies that may be available under California law.

Request a free consultation with The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker.

 

What should you do after a personal injury in Los Angeles?

After an injury, get medical attention, report the incident to the proper person or agency, take photos when possible, and save anything that may help show what happened. These steps can help protect your health and create a record before the scene changes.

Steps after an injury may include:

  • Get medical attention. Prompt care protects your health and creates a record of the injury.
  • Report the incident. Depending on where it happened, report it to a property manager, business, landlord, facility administrator, police department, animal control agency, or other appropriate authority.
  • Photograph the scene. Take pictures of the hazard, injuries, surrounding area, warning signs, lighting, floor condition, broken product, animal, vehicle, or other relevant details.
  • Preserve physical evidence. Keep damaged clothing, shoes, defective products, packaging, receipts, equipment, or other items connected to the incident.
  • Identify witnesses. Witness names and contact information may become important if the responsible party denies what happened.
  • Save medical records and bills. Keep emergency room paperwork, prescriptions, referrals, imaging results, physical therapy records, and follow-up instructions.
  • Track missed work and daily limitations. Wage records, employer communications, and notes about how the injury affects daily activities may help document losses.
  • Be careful with early insurance forms. Recorded statements, broad releases, and medical authorizations may affect how the claim is evaluated.

Deciding where to file a report depends on the type of incident. You can report a freeway crash on I-405, I-10, I-5, US-101, or SR-110 with the  California Highway Patrol, or request a crash report from them after the incident. On the other hand, you can file a police report with the LAPD for a crash or assault within city limits. For personal injuries like animal bites, you can report to animal control.

What actually happens after a personal injury in Los Angeles?

After an injury, the injured person may be focused on treatment, transportation, childcare, work, and pain. At the same time, the records needed for the claim may be in someone else’s hands.

A claim may involve:

  • A business incident report that is not automatically given to the injured person
  • Security footage from a store, parking garage, apartment building, or neighboring property
  • LAPD or CHP reports, depending on where the incident occurred
  • Maintenance logs from a landlord, store, hotel, or commercial property
  • Medical records from emergency rooms, urgent care centers, specialists, or physical therapy providers
  • Animal bite reports involving city or county agencies
  • Facility records in elder abuse or neglect cases
  • Product evidence, packaging, warnings, or purchase records
  • Public-agency records involving sidewalks, roads, transit areas, or government property

In Los Angeles, even a simple injury can involve several systems at once. A person may be treated at one facility, referred to another provider, contacted by an insurer, and still need records from a business, agency, or property owner. 

If a lawsuit becomes necessary, the claim may proceed through the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, depending on venue and jurisdiction.

What types of personal injury cases does Larry H. Parker handle in Los Angeles?

The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker handles many types of personal injury claims in Los Angeles, including dog bites, product and premises liability, or injuries from car accidents.

The following are the types of personal injury cases that we deal with:

  • Motor Vehicle Accidents: Los Angeles vehicle accident claims may involve cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles, pedestrians, bicyclists, or rideshare vehicles. These cases may require LAPD or CHP records, vehicle damage documentation, medical records, witness information, and insurance review.
  • Premises Liability Accidents: Premises liability claims involve unsafe property conditions. In Los Angeles specifically, these claims may arise from apartment buildings, stores, restaurants, hotels, office buildings, sidewalks, parking lots, stairways, elevators, or entertainment venues.
  • Slip and Fall Injuries: Slip-and-fall claims may involve spills, slick floors, uneven pavement, broken stairs, loose mats, poor lighting, or hazards that were not fixed or marked. Evidence may include photographs, incident reports, surveillance footage, cleaning schedules, and maintenance logs.
  • Dog Bites and Animal Attacks: Dog bite claims may involve puncture wounds, infection, nerve damage, scarring, emotional distress, and reconstructive treatment. California Civil Code § 3342 may apply to dog bite liability under certain circumstances.
  • Product Liability: Product liability claims may involve defective consumer products, vehicles, tools, appliances, equipment, medical devices, or other products that caused injury because of design, manufacturing, warning, or safety issues.
  • Burn Injuries: Burn injury claims may involve fires, explosions, defective products, unsafe electrical systems, chemicals, unsafe property conditions, or vehicle-related incidents. Severe burns may require long-term treatment, surgery, grafting, scar care, and therapy.
  • Catastrophic Injuries: Catastrophic injury cases involve serious harm that may permanently change a person’s ability to work, move, communicate, or live independently. These claims may require medical experts, future care analysis, and detailed documentation of long-term losses.
  • Spinal Cord Injuries: Spinal cord injury claims may involve paralysis, reduced mobility, chronic pain, and major changes to daily life. These cases may require extensive medical records, life-care planning, and vocational analysis.
  • Traumatic Brain Injuries: Traumatic brain injuries may affect memory, balance, speech, concentration, mood, and daily functioning. Evidence may include imaging, specialist evaluations, therapy records, and statements from family members or employers.
  • Elder Abuse and Neglect: Elder abuse and neglect claims may involve falls, dehydration, malnutrition, pressure injuries, medication errors, unsafe supervision, or poor facility care. Evidence may include facility records, medical notes, photographs, witness statements, and staffing information.
  • Wrongful Death: When negligence causes a fatal injury, surviving family members may have legal options under California wrongful death law. These claims may involve funeral expenses, loss of financial support, loss of companionship, and other damages permitted by law.

What causes personal injury claims in Los Angeles?

Personal injury claims in Los Angeles may arise from unsafe property, careless driving, defective products, negligent business practices, poor maintenance, facility neglect, or failures to follow basic safety rules. 

Common causes include:

  • Unsafe floors, stairs, sidewalks, or parking areas
  • Negligent driving
  • Failure to clean, repair, or warn about hazards
  • Poor lighting or inadequate security
  • Defective products or missing warnings
  • Dog bites or animal attacks
  • Unsafe apartment buildings, stores, restaurants, or hotels
  • Negligent hiring, training, or supervision
  • Facility neglect involving elderly or dependent adults
  • Failure to follow safety procedures
  • Dangerous equipment or tools
  • Public property hazards
  • Reckless or careless conduct

What injuries are common in Los Angeles personal injury claims?

Personal injury claims in LA can include many types of injuries, depending on how the accident happened. Public health data for Los Angeles County specifically shows that falls and motor vehicle collisions are major causes of injury hospitalizations. These incidents commonly produce injuries like head injuries, neck and back injuries, and broken bones. 

Other common injuries include the following:

  • Broken bones and orthopedic injuries
  • Traumatic brain injuries and concussions
  • Spinal cord injuries
  • Neck and back injuries
  • Burns
  • Internal organ damage
  • Soft tissue injuries
  • Nerve damage
  • Crush injuries
  • Amputations
  • Dog bite wounds
  • Scarring and disfigurement
  • Infections
  • Emotional distress associated with physical injury
  • Fatal injuries

Who may be liable in a Los Angeles personal injury claim?

A person may be responsible for injuries caused by a lack of ordinary care in managing their person or property, under California Civil Code § 1714. In a Los Angeles personal injury claim, liability may involve an individual, business, property owner, employer, manufacturer, caregiver, public entity, or another responsible party.

Potentially liable parties may include:

  • Negligent individuals whose careless actions caused harm
  • Drivers who caused injuries in motor vehicle accidents
  • Property owners or occupiers who failed to address unsafe conditions
  • Businesses responsible for dangerous floors, poor maintenance, unsafe operations, or inadequate safety practices
  • Employers when an employee caused injury while acting within the scope of work
  • Manufacturers, distributors, or sellers connected to defective product claims
  • Dog owners in cases involving bites or animal attacks
  • Nursing homes or care facilities in elder abuse or neglect claims
  • Public entities when public property, public vehicles, or government-controlled conditions are involved, subject to special procedures and deadlines

What must be proven in a personal injury claim?

A personal injury claim generally requires showing:

  • Duty of Care: The responsible party owed a duty to act with reasonable care.
  • Breach of Duty: The responsible party failed to meet that duty.
  • Causation: The failure caused or contributed to the injury.
  • Damages: The injured person suffered losses supported by evidence.

For example, if a 72-year-old grandmother slips on a spill at a local store and breaks her leg (damages), she can file a claim showing that the store (responsible party) had a duty to regularly clean its floors but failed to mop up (breach of duty) a spill that caused someone to slip and fall (causation).

Proving all of this can involve evidence such as photos or video footage of the incident, or of the area showing that no caution sign was placed.

Can you file a claim if you were partly responsible for your injury?

Yes. California comparative fault principles may allow an injured person to pursue damages even when responsibility is shared. Any available recovery may be reduced according to the percentage of fault assigned to that person.

Shared-fault disputes may arise in claims involving:

  • Slip and fall accidents
  • Vehicle crashes
  • Pedestrian or bicycle incidents
  • Unsafe property conditions
  • Sports injuries
  • Product use
  • Accidents involving warning signs or visible hazards

In Los Angeles injury claims, defendants may argue that the injured person should have seen the hazard, avoided the area, used a product differently, crossed elsewhere, reacted faster, or followed a posted warning. These arguments do not automatically defeat a claim, but they can affect how liability is evaluated.

Photographs, video, witness statements, incident reports, maintenance records, medical documentation, and expert opinions may help address shared-fault arguments.

What damages may be available in a Los Angeles personal injury case?

A person injured because of someone’s fault may file a claim for damages. The available damages depend on the facts of the case and the evidence supporting the claim. Damages for personal injury cases usually fall under two categories. 

The first type of damages, economic damages, are those you can claim for the loss of money from the injury. They include:

  • Emergency medical care
  • Hospital bills
  • Surgery, medication, and rehabilitation
  • Future medical treatment supported by evidence
  • Physical therapy and specialist care
  • Lost wages
  • Reduced future earning capacity
  • Property damage
  • Transportation and out-of-pocket expenses
  • Home modification or mobility needs in serious injury cases
  • Funeral and burial expenses in wrongful death claims

The second type of damages, non-economic damages, are those you can claim for non-monetary losses that impact you. These include::

  • Physical pain and suffering
  • Emotional distress associated with the injury
  • Loss of enjoyment of life
  • Physical impairment
  • Disfigurement or scarring
  • Loss of consortium, when available under California law

There is a third type of damages that may be available under California Civil Code § 3294, called punitive damages. 

You can ask for punitive damages in a claim if your evidence shows that the other person acted with reckless misconduct. For example, if you were hit by a car with a drunk driver, you might be able to seek punitive damages if you can prove that the driver was under the influence.

How long do you have to file a personal injury claim in California?

Under California Code of Civil Procedure § 335.1, a lawsuit for injury or death caused by another person’s wrongful act or neglect generally must be filed within two years. Other deadlines may apply depending on the type of claim and the parties involved. Different rules may apply when:

  • A public entity is involved
  • The injured person is a minor
  • The claim involves only property damage
  • The injury resulted in death
  • The harm was not discovered immediately
  • Another statute or procedural rule applies

Los Angeles personal injury claims involving public property, a government vehicle, a public hospital, a city bus, a sidewalk, Metro-related property, or another government-controlled condition may require a government claim within a shorter period before a lawsuit can proceed.

An injured person should not assume every case allows two full years before action is needed.

Pitfall Alert: What is a common mistake after an injury on Los Angeles public property?

A common mistake is waiting too long to file a Claim for Damages with the Los Angeles city government after an injury as a result of any or inaction by the City.

For example, someone may trip on a raised or cracked sidewalk in Los Angeles and hit their head on the hard pavement, causing a brain injury. They might take photos and get medical care, but mistakenly delay the filing of a claim because they assume they have two years to decide what to do next. 

But waiting for two years would be too late. For many claims involving death, personal injury, or damage to personal property, the City of Los Angeles follows California Government Code § 911.2, which gives a six-month deadline to file the claim against the government.

Missing that step can affect whether the injured person can bring a lawsuit later.

Should you speak with a lawyer if the injury seems minor?

Yes. Speaking with a lawyer can help you understand whether the circumstances that caused your injury support a claim, and whether you need to take any immediate actions. Even an injury that seems minor at first may become more serious after swelling, pain, stiffness, dizziness, infection, or other symptoms develop. 

A consultation may be especially important when symptoms appear or worsen after the incident and medical treatment is recommended. A consultation can also be important if the person responsible for your injury denies that they caused it.

A seemingly minor incident can also be major depending on the people and types of accidents involved. It can become major when the incident involves a child, elderly person, Los Angeles city or public agency, dog bite, defective product, serious fall, or public property. 

The size of the incident does not always match the size of the injury, and so a claim should be evaluated based on medical evidence, losses, liability, and available proof.

Why do you need a personal injury lawyer in Los Angeles?

A Los Angeles personal injury lawyer can help investigate the injury, preserve evidence, identify responsible parties, handle insurance communications, and prepare the claim for negotiation or litigation. This can be especially important when the injury involves serious treatment, disputed fault, public property, or a business that controls key records.

Opponent Playbook: How insurers and defendants may respond

After a personal injury, an insurer or responsible party may:

  • Request a recorded statement before treatment is complete
  • Ask for broad medical authorizations
  • Argue that the injury was preexisting
  • Claim the injured person caused or contributed to the incident
  • Dispute whether the hazard existed
  • Say the responsible party had no notice of the unsafe condition
  • Blame another person, company, contractor, landlord, tenant, or public entity
  • Question whether treatment was necessary
  • Challenge lost income or future medical care
  • Offer an early settlement before the injury is fully understood

In premises, product, elder abuse, and catastrophic injury cases in Los Angeles, defendants may also dispute what records exist, who controlled the property or product, whether safety rules applied, and whether the injury could have been prevented.

A personal injury lawyer can help push back by gathering the records needed to answer these arguments. Instead of letting the insurer frame the claim alone, the lawyer can build the claim around what the evidence shows.

The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker does this by preserving available evidence, document losses, evaluating claim disputes, communicating with insurers, and preparing the matter for litigation when necessary.

What does the Los Angeles personal injury claim process look like?

A personal injury claim usually begins with identifying where the injury happened, who controlled the location or activity, what evidence exists, and what losses have been documented. Some claims resolve through negotiation; others require filing a lawsuit.

1. Free Consultation and Case Review

The legal team reviews the incident, location, injuries, available records, known insurance information, and any immediate preservation or deadline concerns.

2. Evidence Gathering and Preservation

Evidence may include photographs, video, incident reports, LAPD or CHP reports, witness statements, medical records, employment documentation, inspection logs, product evidence, facility records, insurance correspondence, or expert analysis.

3. Liability and Damages Evaluation

The claim is reviewed to determine who may be responsible and what losses can be supported through records, testimony, medical evidence, and expert review when appropriate.

4. Insurance Claim and Negotiation

A claim may be presented to the appropriate insurer or responsible party. Negotiations may involve liability, treatment, income loss, future care, pain, impairment, and other documented damages.

5. Filing a Lawsuit When Necessary

If the claim cannot be resolved through negotiation, filing a lawsuit may be necessary to pursue available legal remedies before the applicable deadline expires. Los Angeles personal injury lawsuits may proceed through the Los Angeles County Superior Court system, depending on venue, jurisdiction, and the facts of the case.

6. Litigation and Resolution

A litigated matter may involve discovery, depositions, expert review, motions, mediation, settlement discussions, and trial preparation. The course of each case depends on its facts and disputed issues.

Attorney Insight: Did the property owner know about unsafe conditions?

In many California injury cases, it is not enough to show that you got hurt on someone else’s property. You may also need to show that the property owner, business, or person in charge knew about the danger or should have known about it.

For example, someone falls because of a broken stair in a Los Angeles apartment building. The case may depend on whether the landlord knew about the problem and had the chance to fix it before the fall. 

If the stair broke for the first time moments before the fall, the landlord may argue there was no reasonable way to know about it in time to fix it. But if the stair was broken for a month and the landlord never got to it, he may be liable under CACI No. 1003. Prior tenant complaints, repair requests, or photos might help prove the state of the stair days, weeks, or months before the incident.

How do you choose the right personal injury lawyer in Los Angeles?

Choose a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer based on relevant experience, local familiarity, clear communication, fee transparency, and the ability to investigate and prepare a case without promising a result.

Does the firm handle your type of injury?

Personal injury is a broad area of law. A dog bite, slip and fall, defective product, elder abuse claim, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and wrongful death case may each require different evidence and legal analysis.

The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker handles personal injury claims involving:

  • Motor vehicle accidents
  • Premises liability
  • Slip and fall injuries
  • Dog bites
  • Product liability
  • Burn injuries
  • Catastrophic injuries
  • Spinal cord injuries
  • Traumatic brain injuries
  • Elder abuse
  • Wrongful death

Does the firm understand Los Angeles-specific injury claims?

Los Angeles personal injury claims may involve LAPD, CHP, Los Angeles County agencies, private businesses, apartment complexes, public sidewalks, rideshare companies, Metro-related incidents, local hospitals, and the Los Angeles County Superior Court system.

A lawyer familiar with local records and procedures can help identify which agencies, businesses, insurers, or property owners may have relevant information.

Does the firm have visible experience representing injured clients?

The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker reports:

  • 50 years serving California
  • 100,000+ clients served
  • More than $2.2 billion in verdicts and settlements for clients

Past results depend on the specific facts of each case and do not guarantee, warrant, or predict a similar result.

Does the firm explain fees clearly?

The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker offers free consultations. Contingency fee arrangements may be available, meaning attorney’s fees may depend on the outcome of the case. The written agreement explains all applicable terms and costs before representation begins.

Is the firm prepared to deal with insurance companies and litigation?

A personal injury claim may require negotiation, evidence preservation, expert review, court filing, and litigation preparation. A legal team should be prepared to pursue the claim through the appropriate process when liability, injuries, or damages remain disputed.

What have former clients said about The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker?

The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker publishes reviews from former clients who describe their individual experiences with the firm and the claims process.

“Excellent experience due to our auto accident. The staff are very professional and courteous. They make sure that your experience wit their office would be as pleasant as possible. Thank you!” – Leon A., Google Review

Disclaimer: Testimonials are voluntary statements from former clients. They are not intended to create expectations about outcomes and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of results.

Case Results That Reflect Los Angeles Personal Injury Experience

The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker has reported more than $2.2 billion in verdicts and settlements for clients across its injury practice. Here are some of our case results:

  • $2,400,000 – Exposure to Toluene diisocyanate
  • $1,500,000 – Automobile Accident
  • $1,375,000 – Automobile Accident
  • $1,500,000 – Water Skiing Accident
  • $2,435,865 – Offshore Drilling Accident

Disclaimer: Past results do not guarantee future outcomes; results are based on the specific facts of past cases.

Areas Served in Los Angeles

Our team represents individuals injured in personal injury accidents throughout Los Angeles and surrounding communities, including:

Central Los Angeles & Core Business Hubs

  • Downtown Los Angeles (DTLA)
  • Century City
  • Mid-Wilshire / Miracle Mile
  • Koreatown

Westside & The “Silicon Beach” Corridor

  • Beverly Hills
  • Santa Monica
  • Culver City
  • Playa Vista
  • Westwood
  • Malibu

San Fernando Valley (The Valley) & North County

  • Burbank
  • Studio City / Sherman Oaks
  • Woodland Hills / Warner Center
  • Santa Clarita

South Bay & Harbor Area

  • Torrance
  • El Segundo / LAX Corridor
  • Long Beach
  • Inglewood
  • San Pedro

San Gabriel Valley (SGV) & Northeast

  • Pasadena
  • Glendale
  • Alhambra / Monterey Park
  • East Los Angeles (Unincorporated Area Focus)

The firm also represents injured clients in other California communities, including Long Beach, Orange County, Riverside, San Diego, Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose, Ontario, and West Covina.

What resources may be relevant after a Los Angeles personal injury?

Depending on the type of injury, a claim may involve records from medical providers, businesses, property owners, product companies, care facilities, police departments, public agencies, or courts.

Los Angeles Legal and Reporting Resources

Local Medical Resources

Emergency or follow-up medical care may involve facilities in and around Los Angeles, including:

Local Courthouses

Personal injury lawsuits in Los Angeles County may involve the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles. Depending on filing location, case type, and court procedures, relevant courthouses may include:

Los Angeles Office Information

The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker — Los Angeles Office
355 S. Grand Avenue, Suite 2450 – PMB #800
Los Angeles, CA 90071
Open 24/7

Disclaimer: The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker does not endorse any public agency, court, medical provider, repair provider, care facility, or other entity referenced on this page. Resources are provided for informational purposes only.

Frequently Asked Questions About Los Angeles Personal Injury Claims

What if the insurance company calls me before I know how badly I’m hurt?

You do not have to guess or answer about your injuries to an insurance adjuster before you have the full information. Instead, you can ask for the caller’s name, company, claim number, and contact information. You can also ask what they are requesting before giving a recorded statement, which the insurance company may request, according to the California Department of Insurance.

I tripped on a broken sidewalk in Los Angeles. Is that different from falling inside a store?

Yes. A sidewalk injury may involve the City of Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, or another public entity. That can make the claim different from a fall inside a private store. The difference is in the filing deadlines. If you got an injury from tripping on a broken sidewalk, you can file a claim against the city government within six months. If you got an injury from falling inside a store, you can file a claim against the store or property owner within two years.

What if my injury happened on someone else’s property in Los Angeles?

If you were hurt on someone else’s property, ask first whether the owner, tenant, business, or person in control of the area failed to keep it reasonably safe. CACI No. 1001 explains that a person who owns, leases, occupies, or controls property must use reasonable care to keep it reasonably safe.

What should I do if a Los Angeles business refuses to give me the incident report?

Even if a business refuses to provide an incident report, photographs, witness information, medical records, and other evidence may still help support the claim. Additional records may become available through the discovery process if litigation becomes necessary. 

How much does it cost to speak with a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer?

The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker offers free consultations for individuals seeking information about a possible personal injury claim. Contingency fee arrangements may be available, meaning attorney’s fees may depend on the outcome of the matter. The written agreement explains applicable terms and costs.

For more answers to your questions, visit our FAQ page.

Talk to a Los Angeles Personal Injury Lawyer

A serious injury can create medical, financial, and legal problems immediately. Insurance companies may begin reviewing the incident quickly, and evidence may not remain available forever. Deadlines may apply before an injured person feels ready to deal with a claim.

For 50 years, The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker has represented injured clients throughout California. Our legal team handles Los Angeles personal injury claims involving accidents, unsafe property, dog bites, defective products, catastrophic injuries, elder abuse, and wrongful death.

What Our Team Can Do

  • Investigate the injury
  • Obtain available reports and records
  • Preserve relevant evidence
  • Communicate with insurance companies
  • Document medical expenses, lost income, pain, impairment, and other losses
  • Identify potentially responsible parties
  • Evaluate applicable deadlines
  • Prepare the claim for litigation when necessary

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  • 50 Years Serving California
  • 100,000+ Clients Served
  • $2.2 Billion+ Reported in Verdicts and Settlements
  • Available 7 Days a Week
  • Free Consultation
  • Contingency Fee Arrangements May Be Available

Disclaimer: Past results depend on the specific facts of each case and do not guarantee, warrant, or predict a similar result.

Fee Disclosure: Contingency fee arrangements may be available. Attorney’s fees may depend on the outcome of the matter. All fee terms and any applicable costs are explained in the written representation agreement before representation begins.

Attorney Review and Office Information

You do not have to handle the insurance company or responsible party alone. The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker has represented injured clients throughout California for 50 years and can review the facts of your claim, explain the legal options that may be available, and advocate on your behalf.

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The Law Offices of Larry H. Parker — Los Angeles Office
355 S. Grand Avenue, Suite 2450 – PMB #800
Los Angeles, CA 90071
Phone: 800-333-0000


Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts.

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