You were hurt on someone else’s property, and now everything feels uncertain. The medical bills are already climbing, and you’re not sure how long you will be out of work. You do not know whether the property owner will take responsibility or whether their insurance company will try to pay you as little as possible. An experienced Irvine Premises Liability Lawyer can help you understand your rights, hold the negligent property owner accountable, and pursue the compensation you deserve.
That is exactly why we handle these cases. Corrales Law Group was founded by siblings who are dedicated Personal Injury Lawyer committed to making sure injured people are not taken advantage of by insurers. Our team speaks English and Spanish, so nothing gets lost when we talk about what happened to you and what comes next.
Contact us today. Tell us where you were hurt and what you are dealing with, and we will give you an honest assessment of your case.
We represent people who were injured because a property owner or manager failed to keep their space safe. Premises liability cases in Irvine include:
If you were hurt on someone else’s property in Irvine, whether at the Irvine Spectrum Center, a retail store on Irvine Center Drive, or an apartment complex near UC Irvine, we can evaluate your claim and explain your options.
When a property owner ignores a hazard, the person who gets hurt pays the price. You could face months of physical therapy, surgery you did not plan for, and weeks or months away from work while the bills keep coming. Under California Civil Code § 1714, property owners owe you a duty of ordinary care. That means they must inspect their property, fix known dangers, and warn visitors about conditions that could cause harm. When they fail to do that, they are responsible for the injuries that follow.
Insurance adjusters working for property owners rarely offer what your case is worth on the first attempt. They contact you early because they want to settle your claim before you understand the full cost of your injury. Having a premises liability lawyer changes that conversation.
The steps you take after a property injury can shape the entire outcome of your case. Evidence disappears fast. Floors get mopped, broken steps get repaired, and surveillance footage gets recorded over. Moving quickly protects your ability to hold the property owner accountable. Some of the things you can do to protect your rights include:
Then contact a premises liability lawyer before you speak with the property owner’s insurance company. Anything you say to an adjuster can be used to reduce or deny your claim later.
California law allows injured people to recover compensation for the full cost of what a property owner’s negligence did to their life, not just the emergency room bill. That includes current and future medical treatment, lost wages from time you already missed at work, and lost earning capacity if your injury limits what you can do going forward.You can also recover compensation for pain, physical limitations, and the ways your daily life has changed since the accident.
If the property owner’s conduct was especially reckless, such as ignoring repeated warnings about a known danger, California courts can award additional damages. The total depends on the severity of your injury, the strength of the evidence showing the owner knew about the hazard, and how much your life has been affected. We calculate these numbers carefully so that nothing is left off the table when we present your case to the insurer or take it to court.
We recovered a $7.5 million settlement in a premises liability case. Past results are not a guarantee of an outcome in your case. Every case is different, but we bring the same preparation and resources to every claim we handle in Irvine and Orange County.
We work on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay nothing upfront and nothing out of pocket. We only collect a fee if we recover compensation for you. That structure lets you focus on getting better while we focus on your case.
Under California Code of Civil Procedure § 335.1, you usually have two years from the date of your injury to file a lawsuit. If your injury happened on government-owned property in Irvine, such as a public park or city sidewalk, you must file a notice within six months. Missing either deadline can mean losing your right to compensation entirely.
You have the right to handle your own case, but you also have the right to contact a lawyer. Insurance adjusters reach out early because they want to close your claim before you understand what it is worth. We review every offer, handle all communication with the insurer, and make sure the compensation reflects the full cost of our clients’ injuries, including future medical care and lost income, not just the bills they have today.
You did not cause the hazard that hurt you, and you should not have to carry the cost of someone else’s carelessness. Corrales Law Group represents injured people in Irvine, across Orange County, and throughout Southern California. We speak Spanish and English, we know these cases, and we do not charge a fee unless we recover for you.
Don’t spend another moment wondering if you are doing the right thing to protect your possible recovery. Contact us today for a free consultation and tell us what happened.
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