Injured in an accident in California?
Answer ten quick questions to see if you qualify to speak with a licensed California attorney at Nozar Law. Free, confidential, and about two minutes.
- No cost to check
- No obligation
- About 2 minutes
- What happened
- When
- Whether you were treated
- How to reach you
What kind of accident were you in?
- No cost and no obligation
- Your answers are not sold to other law firms
- A person from the Nozar Law team calls, not a bot
- A clear no is still an answer
What happens after you submit
- About 2 minutes
Answer the ten questions
What kind of accident, when it happened, whether you were treated, and how to reach you. No free-text fields and nothing to upload.
- Under a minute
Confirm your number by text
We text a six-digit code. Entering it confirms the number is yours and records that you agreed to be contacted.
- Usually within minutes during business hours
A short call from the Nozar Law team
If your answers meet the firm's current criteria, a person from the intake team calls to confirm details and ask about anything the form leaves out. Whether to move forward is your decision.
- Before any work begins
A written agreement if the firm takes your case
Nozar Law works on a contingency-fee basis. The fee is agreed to in writing before any work begins, and the written agreement spells out how fees and costs are handled.
Who Nozar Law is reviewing for right now
- The accident happened within the last 30 days.
- You were injured and received medical treatment within 14 days, or you plan to.
- Someone else was at fault, or fault may be shared.
- You do not already have an attorney for this accident.
- You have not accepted a settlement for this accident.
- You are in California (the review asks for your ZIP code).
These are the firm's current intake criteria, not statements of law. Meeting them does not mean Nozar Law will accept your matter, and not meeting them does not mean you have no options; another licensed California attorney may be able to help.
Accidents we review
Choose the one that fits to see what the review asks and start it there.
Los Angeles County and statewide
Nozar Law's attorneys are licensed in California. The firm serves people across Los Angeles County and reviews accident inquiries from anywhere in the state; the review asks for your ZIP code only to confirm you are in California.
Questions people ask before they submit
Short answers to the questions people ask most. The full list also covers each accident type.
Is the case review really free?
Yes. There is no cost for the review and no obligation to hire Nozar Law afterward.
What happens after I submit?
You'll receive a text code to confirm your number. Once confirmed, a member of the Nozar Law team reviews your answers and reaches out, usually within minutes during business hours, to ask a few follow-up questions and explain possible next steps.
What if I do not qualify?
The review tells you right away and explains which of the firm's current criteria was not met. Your answers are not saved when the review ends this way, and another licensed California attorney may still be able to help.
How do contingency fees work?
Many personal injury firms, including Nozar Law, work on a contingency-fee basis: the attorney's fee is a percentage of any recovery, agreed to in writing before work begins, and there is no attorney's fee if there is no recovery. Case costs may be handled separately. Your written agreement will spell out exactly how fees and costs work.
How long do I have to file a claim in California?
California generally allows two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit, but some situations have shorter deadlines (for example, claims involving a government entity). An attorney can confirm the deadline that applies to you.
Is my information private?
Your answers and contact details are used only to review your inquiry and to contact you about it, as described in our Privacy Policy. We never ask for a Social Security number, insurance policy numbers, or medical records in this form.
Injured in an accident in California?
About two minutes. No cost and no obligation.