Free San Jose Personal Injury Case Evaluation
If you were injured in an accident in San Jose, you probably have questions about your medical bills, lost wages, and legal options. We can help you get clarity. Contact our legal team for a free, no-obligation case evaluation. We will listen to what happened, assess your claim, and explain your best path forward.
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What to Expect During Your Free Consultation
We respect your time and know you are going through a stressful period. Your free consultation is straightforward. Here's how the process works:
Initial Conversation
You will speak with a member of our San Jose legal team to go over the basic facts of your accident.
Case Analysis
Founding Attorney, Deon Goldschmidt and our team will review the details to determine liability, identify potential insurance coverage, and evaluate your damages.
Action Plan
We will give you an honest assessment of your legal options. If we can help, we will explain our strategy. If not, we will still give you guidance on your next steps.
How to Prepare for Your Evaluation
To help us give you an accurate assessment, it helps to have the following information ready when you call or submit your form. None of this is required to start.
Do not worry if you are missing some of these items. Our investigators can help you gather the rest of the evidence later.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Case Evaluations
Most initial case evaluations take between 15 and 30 minutes. This depends on the complexity of your accident.
No. You are welcome to visit our San Jose office on Technology Drive, but we can also handle your entire evaluation over the phone or through a secure video call.
We advise speaking with a personal injury lawyer before you give a recorded statement to any insurance adjuster. Adjusters often use early statements to minimize the value of your settlement.