Winters Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyer

Winters is a small, rural city in Yolo County. It is home to approximately 7,000 residents. It is one of the many communities that make up the Sacramento metropolitan area.
When a victim is injured or killed because of an accident caused by another party's negligence, the victim or their family members may seek compensation for their damages through a personal injury or wrongful death claim.
If you or a loved one has suffered severe injuries in an accident in or near the Winters area or anywhere else in Yolo County, call our experienced personal injury attorneys at (530) 392-9400 for a free consultation.
Our law firm only handles severe injury cases in Winters, including the following claim types:
- Auto accidents
- Motorcycle crashes
- Truck accidents
- Bicycle Accidents
- Pedestrian accidents
- Dog or animal bite accidents
- Slip and fall accidents
- Accidents caused by a vehicle malfunction
- Head and brain injuries
- Wrongful death
When you search for the right personal injury lawyer to help you pursue your case, your search will likely turn up many names. As you sort through these names, eliminate firms based on what they do and do not offer their clients.
You will be best served by a firm that focuses exclusively on personal injury law rather than a firm that handles a wide variety of cases and only dabbles in personal injury.
It is also in your best interest to work with a firm that provides client testimonials as well as links to objective rating sites like Yelp, Avvo, and Google.
Finally, find a firm that lists its previous verdicts and settlement amounts on its website. This will give you a better idea of the types of cases the firm handles and the details associated with them.
Our law firm focuses solely on personal injury law. We represent clients who have suffered from various types of injuries in many different types of accidents. However, we do not work beyond the scope of serious personal injury cases.
We are also transparent with clients and prospective clients about our previous cases and clients. On our website, we feature our past case successes and testimonials from actual clients we have helped. We also link to our reviews on Yelp, Google, and Avvo.
How to Select a Personal Injury LawyerIf you have never worked with a personal injury lawyer before, the thought of interviewing and hiring one can be intimidating. The following video can answer your questions and make the process easier for you.
To determine the right lawyer for you, keep the following in mind:
- Work with a lawyer who has experience resolving personal injury claims through litigation as well as settling outside the courtroom;
- Work with a responsive lawyer. If you find yourself frequently leaving voicemails and sending emails to a lawyer without receiving any type of acknowledgment or response, they are not the right lawyer for you;
- Work with a lawyer specializing in personal injury cases, specifically the type of case you face.
What are the most dangerous intersections in the Winters?
The data we use does not show any specific intersections in Winters as more dangerous than others. All intersections are more dangerous than other portions of the roadway because they require drivers to alter their speed, come to a stop, and take turns.
We recognize the unique hazards inherent to intersections and can use this knowledge to build and support reliable claims on behalf of our clients.
Personal Injury Lawyers in Winters, CAFor more than 38 years, our law firm has advocated for Winters residents in personal injury and wrongful death matters. If you or a loved one have suffered a significant injury because of another party's negligence, contact our experienced Winters personal injury lawyers at (530) 392-9400 or (800) 404-5400 for free, friendly advice.
Proud members of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and the National Association of Distinguished Counsel.
See our past verdicts and settlements and our reviews on Avvo, Yelp, Google.
Editor’s Note: This page has been updated for accuracy and relevancy [cha 8.2.21]
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