Personal Injury

Sacramento Personal Injury Lawyers

Hurt in an accident in Sacramento County? At Wilshire Law Firm — an award-winning, nationally recognized team — our attorneys help injured people pursue compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Contact us 24/7 for a free case review — there are no fees unless you get paid.

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Understanding Your Sacramento Personal Injury Case

Explore essential resources on your rights, your options, and what to expect — everything you need to navigate the legal process, all in one place.

Wilshire Law Firm is an award-winning, nationally recognized team that has recovered billions for injured clients across California. From our Sacramento office at 770 L St., Suite 1400, our attorneys investigate your accident, deal with the insurance companies for you, and build your case for maximum recovery. There are no fees unless you get paid.

Our attorneys handle the full range of injury claims for Sacramento residents. These commonly include car, truck, and motorcycle accidents, pedestrian and bicycle collisions, slip-and-fall and premises liability, product liability, wrongful death, and catastrophic injuries. Because every claim is different, a legal professional can review the specifics of your situation during a free case review.

Take a few steps to protect your health and your claim: (1) seek medical attention immediately, even if you feel fine; (2) report the accident to police or the property owner; (3) photograph the scene, vehicles, and injuries; (4) exchange information and gather witness contacts; and (5) speak with a personal injury lawyer before giving a recorded statement to any insurer. An open insurance claim does not guarantee a fair resolution, so it helps to talk with a legal professional early.

Injured people in California can generally recover both economic and non-economic damages. These commonly include medical expenses (current and future), lost wages and lost earning capacity, property damage, and pain and suffering. In cases involving a fatality, surviving family members may pursue a wrongful death claim. Because losses vary widely, a legal professional can review what your case may be worth during a free case review.

In most California personal injury cases you generally have two years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit (California Code of Civil Procedure §335.1). Claims against a government entity — common in a capital city with state, county, and municipal employers — carry much shorter deadlines, often requiring an administrative claim within six months (California Government Code §911.2). Because missing a deadline can end your case, it is best to speak with a legal professional as soon as possible.

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Wilshire Law Firm was very fast responding to me about my case… they were very nice and helpful and made sure I understood all of the facts. I would recommend [Wilshire Law Firm] for anyone who is looking for the best; they are number one. Thank you Wilshire and staff for making things feel easier.

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Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes. Each case is unique and evaluated on its own facts.

Sacramento Personal Injury Cases: How It Works

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It starts with one call. From there, we handle everything, building your case, standing up to insurance companies and corporations, and fighting for your future. Here's how it works...

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Contact us 24/7

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Powerhouse team on your side

If we're able to take your case, we'll take strong legal action to hold whoever harmed you accountable.

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No fees unless you get paid

Whether through a settlement or trial, we'll fight to get you the financial recovery you're owed.

How Do I Know If I Have a Personal Injury Claim in Sacramento?

Three factors determine whether you have a valid personal injury claim — fault, damages, and proof. Fault means another party's negligence caused your injury. Damages are your losses, such as medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Proof includes police or incident reports, photos, medical records, and witness statements. California's statute of limitations applies, so contact Wilshire Law Firm for a free case review with a legal professional.

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Record breaking results

Winners of #1 Settlements in California

Our attorneys have recovered billions of dollars, including some of the biggest settlements in California.

17#1 Settlements in California, 2022–2024*

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  • #1 Truck v. Pedestrian Accident Settlement — California (2024)

    #1 Truck v. Pedestrian Accident Settlement

    2024

  • #1 Multi-Vehicle Accident Settlement — California (2024)

    #1 Multi-Vehicle Accident Settlement

    2024

  • #1 Equipment Malfunction Settlement — California (2024)

    #1 Equipment Malfunction Settlement

    2024

  • #1 Car v. Stationary Object Collision Settlement — California (2024)

    #1 Car v. Stationary Object Collision Settlement

    2024

  • #1 Bus v. Passenger Accident Settlement — California (2024)

    #1 Bus v. Passenger Accident Settlement

    2024

  • #1 Whistleblower Retaliation Settlement — California (2023)

    #1 Whistleblower Retaliation Settlement

    2023

  • #1 Underinsured Motorist Settlement — California (2023)

    #1 Underinsured Motorist Settlement

    2023

  • #1 Slip & Fall Accident Settlement — California (2023)

    #1 Slip & Fall Accident Settlement

    2023

  • #1 Negligent Security Settlement — California (2023)

    #1 Negligent Security Settlement

    2023

  • #1 Ladder Accident Settlement — California (2023)

    #1 Ladder Accident Settlement

    2023

  • #1 Hotel Premises Liability Settlement — California (2023)

    #1 Hotel Premises Liability Settlement

    2023

  • #1 Car v. Car Collision Settlement — California (2023)

    #1 Car v. Car Collision Settlement

    2023

  • #1 Bicycle Accident Settlement — California (2023)

    #1 Bicycle Accident Settlement

    2023

  • #1 Pregnancy Discrimination Settlement — California (2022)

    #1 Pregnancy Discrimination Settlement

    2022

  • #1 Age/Disability Discrimination Settlement — California (2022)

    #1 Age/Disability Discrimination Settlement

    2022

  • #1 Wrongful Termination Settlement — California (2022)

    #1 Wrongful Termination Settlement

    2022

  • #1 Meal & Rest Breaks Settlement — California (2022)

    #1 Meal & Rest Breaks Settlement

    2022

*#1 settlements in California have been awarded by TopVerdict.com. Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes.

Sacramento Personal Injury FAQs

Our Most Frequently Asked Questions

We've answered the most common ones below. If yours isn't here, call us — we're available 24/7.

Sacramento's heavy commuter traffic on the I-5, I-80, and US-50 contributes to rear-end and multi-vehicle collisions, especially during peak hours. Many of these crashes stem from preventable negligence such as following too closely or distracted driving.

Civil injury lawsuits arising in the Sacramento area are generally filed in the Sacramento County Superior Court. Many cases resolve through insurance negotiation before reaching court.

As the state capital, Sacramento has many public agencies, and a claim against a government entity generally requires a written claim within six months of the incident before suit. Missing this early deadline can bar the case, so act quickly when a public body may be at fault.

California generally allows two years from the date of injury to bring a personal injury lawsuit. Claims against public entities follow shorter deadlines, and exceptions can apply, so confirm your timeline promptly. For more about how we serve the region, see our Sacramento location page.

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