PERSONAL Injury Lawyer IN Riverside County

LET OUR DEDICATED PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA

At KAL Attorneys, our Riverside County personal injury attorney focuses on personal injury matters for people in Riverside. Our goal is to help you pursue compensation for medical bills, lost income, and the disruption the accident has brought into your life.

After an accident, you may be facing medical bills, time off work, and stress. We strive to support our clients and their families from start to finish.

We work on a contingency fee basis, which means you do not pay legal fees upfront. Our team reviews your situation, explains your options in plain language, and walks you through the next steps. 


When you are ready to talk about your case, you can call for a free consultation at (714) 881-7300. Our personal injury lawyer in Riverside County, CA, can guide you each step of the way. We're available 24/7.


Personal Injury Cases Our Riverside County Personal INjury Attorneys Handle

Accidents in this area take many forms, and each one can leave you with different injuries and legal questions. We handle a wide range of personal injury claims so our clients can work with one firm that understands many types of incidents. Our work always starts from the same point, which is how the injury has changed your day to day life.

Our team handles the following types of claims:

  • Car accidents
  • Catastrophic injuries
  • Dog bites
  • Bicycle accidents
  • Bus accidents
  • Motorcycle accidents
  • Pedestrian accidents
  • Premises liability
  • Wrongful death
  • And more

Let our Riverside County personal injury lawyer guide you throughout your claim. With over 20 years of experience, our legal team has the drive and experience to support clients and their families.

What to Do After an Accident

The moments and days after an accident can feel confusing, and many people are not sure what they should do first. Your health comes before everything else, and your legal rights can be protected with a few careful steps. Even if time has already passed, you may still be able to take actions that help your potential claim.

Here are practical steps that often help protect your health and your case:

  • Get medical care: Seek medical care promptly, even if you feel fine, because some injuries are not obvious at first.
  • Report the accident: Report the incident to the proper party, such as law enforcement for a crash or a manager for a fall.
  • Document the scene: Collect and save accident information, including photos, contact details, and any incident or police reports.
  • Maintain records: Keep records of your medical treatment, missed work days, and out of pocket expenses related to the injury.
  • Be cautious when speaking with insurance adjusters and avoid signing documents or recorded statements before getting legal guidance.

These steps are helpful, but it is common for people to miss some of them in the stress of the moment. You can still reach out to our team so our personal injury attorney in Riverside County can review what happened and what information may still be available. Early legal guidance often helps you avoid mistakes that could reduce the value of your potential recovery.

Why Hire Our Personal Injury Lawyer in Riverside County

When you are deciding who should handle your case, you need more than a name and a list of practice areas. You want to know that the firm understands what you are going through and will treat your case as important. We structure our work around those expectations and keep the focus on you.

Our clients choose us for our:

  • Personalized guidance: We take the time to understand your situation and tailor our legal strategy to your specific needs.
  • Proven results: Our firm has a strong history of favorable settlements and verdicts in personal injury cases.
  • Insurance communication management: We handle all communication with insurance providers and opposing attorneys so you don’t have to.
  • Compassionate advocacy: We approach every case with care, respect, and a genuine commitment to our clients’ well-being.
  • 24/7 availability: Our team is accessible to answer questions and provide updates when you need them.
  • No upfront legal fees: We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning our fee comes from a recovery, not out of your pocket at the start of the case.

From the first consultation through settlement or other resolution, we stay in contact and explain what is happening. Our team works to return calls, answer questions, and prepare you for each stage. When you hire us, you should feel that you have a team you can reach, not a file sitting on a shelf.

Talk To Our Riverside County Personal Injury Team

You do not have to handle medical providers, lost wages, and insurance adjusters on your own after an accident. Our team at KAL Attorneys focuses on personal injury claims, and we work to pursue compensation that can help you pay medical expenses, cover missed income, and move forward after a difficult event.


To speak with our Riverside County injury team, call (714) 881-7300 today. 


Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to hire your firm?

We work on a contingency fee basis, so you do not pay legal fees upfront. Our fee is collected from a recovery, if there is one, instead of being billed at the beginning. We explain the fee arrangement during your free consultation so you know what to expect before you decide.

How do I know if I have a personal injury case?

You may have a case if you were injured because someone failed to act reasonably, such as a careless driver or property owner. During a consultation, we look at how the accident happened and how you were harmed. We then explain whether a claim appears appropriate under California law.

How long will my Riverside County case take?

Timeframes depend on factors like the severity of your injuries, how long treatment lasts, and how the insurance company responds. Some claims resolve in a few months, while others take longer. We discuss likely timing for your situation and keep you updated as your case moves forward.

Will I have to go to court for my injury claim?

Many cases resolve through settlement without a trial, although some do require filing a lawsuit if negotiations stall. Whether your claim goes before a judge or jury depends on liability disputes and settlement offers. If litigation becomes necessary, we explain the process and guide you through each step.

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  • What types of cases does your firm handle?
    At KAL Attorneys, we take on personal injury and wrongful death actions of all kinds, including those involving motor vehicle accidents (carstrucksmotorcycles, pedestrians, and cyclists), dog bitestrip and fall accidents, and defective products. If you were injured because of another’s negligence, we may be able to help.
  • What is my case worth?
    While it is impossible to determine the worth of a case without a complete investigation and analysis of all losses you have suffered, we can say that your claim may involve compensation for lost earnings, future loss of earnings, emotional trauma, medical bills, ongoing treatment, and property damage. With every personal injury case our attorneys handle, we strive to maximize our client’s compensation to help him or her rebuild and move on.
  • What are contingency fees?
    Our Santa Ana and Riverside personal injury lawyers handle cases on contingency, which means our legal fees are contingent upon the outcome of a case. We only get paid if we recover a settlement or award on behalf of our client. Instead of worrying about how you will pay for an attorney, you can focus on healing and moving on while we pursue the highest amount of compensation possible.
  • How much does a personal injury attorney cost?
    At KAL Attorneys, you pay nothing for our legal services unless – and until – there is a recovery on your behalf. You do not have to worry about upfront costs, and our fee will be a percentage of your settlement or award, which we will agree upon ahead of time. We only get paid if you do.
  • What if I’m partially at fault?
    In California, the principle of contributory negligence may apply if you were partially to blame for your accident and resulting injuries. This would mean that your total award or settlement may be reduced by whatever percentage you were at fault. If you were found to be 10% to blame, your award would be reduced by 10%. If you are more than 50% to blame, however, you would not be entitled to compensation from the other party.