Auto Accident Attorneys - Car Accident Lawyers

If you have been hurt in a car accident you should immediately contact Malachowski and Associates auto accident lawyers, experienced car wreck, auto collision lawyers. We represent auto crash victims suffering from head trauma, neck and back injury, chest injury and broken bones to soft issue injuries. We represent grieving families dealing with the death of a loved one killed in driving accidents. We litigate serious injury car accident claims throughout the greater San Francisco Bay area.

Motorcycle Injury Attorneys

Malachowski and Associates motorcycle accident attorneys represent victims hurt in motorcycle accidents caused by road hazards, bad weather, manufacturer defects and driver negligence. Motorcycle fatal accidents involve fatal crashes colliding with other vehicles, speeding and alcohol related accidents.

Do you have A Case?

A successful personal injury case requires that we show liability and damages and that the award be collectable. Liability means that you have a legal basis to make a claim. It has to be someone else's fault. We examine how the accident happened from a lawyer’s perspective and whether there is a legal basis for liability.

Damages Need to Be Evaluated

We evaluate your damages in a personal interview that covers key technical points and complex issues.

Winning Is Not Everything, You Need to Collect Too!

We evaluate whether the award is collectable to ensure that every personal injury case we take meets the requirements for a potentially successful case.

Insurance Claims Should be Handled with Care

After an accident, you should immediately consult a personal injury attorney for legal advice. Consult an attorney before you talk to the opposing party’s insurance adjuster.  Any thing you say or put in writing to the opposing party’s insurance adjuster is an admission that can be used against you to defeat your claim. The other side can use even statements made to your own insurance agent.  Only attorney client communication is privileged.

It is risky to:
1) give the insurance company a recorded or written statement.
2) sign a release or waiver.
3) accept a check from your insurance company, until you have gotten reliable legal advice. However, make sure that you take appropriate action within the time limit stated in your insurance policy. It is best to make sure you have obtained legal advice and carefully weighed your options before acting in a way that could prejudice your case.

Law Office of Malachowski and Associates
MARK MALACHOWSKI
Attorney at Law