OakTree Law

Matthew V. v. Bank of America

OakTree Law wiped out $400,000 of credit card and medical debt and helped secure relief for 16 properties that were $3.6 million underwater.

Jason D. v Mercury Insurance

OakTree Law secured $175,000 in relief for a car accident victim who suffered a brain injury and back pain as a result of another driver's negligence.

Sheng L. v. Small Business Loan Administration

OakTree Law helped a business eliminate an SBA loan and business credit card debt after it was forced to cease operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Petra. C. v Kaiser Permanente

OakTree Law secured a $125,000 settlement for a woman who suffered from life-threatening sepsis following a botched hip injection.

What Should I Do if I’ve Been Injured?

By their nature, accidents are unexpected. But that doesn’t mean you can’t be prepared. Knowing what to do in the days following an accident is critical—both for your recovery and to ensure you receive fair compensation, even if you are partially at fault for the accident. We urge you to follow our Personal Injury Action Plan and to contact our law firm as soon as possible to preserve your rights under California law.

How Do I Know If I Have a Personal Injury Case?

You may have a case if someone else’s actions caused or contributed to your injury and you experienced real harm as a result. Things to consider: Was someone else involved in your injury? Did that person have a duty to act safely? Did failure to act safely contribute to your injury? Were you injured or financially affected? You don’t need all of the answers before you reach out to OakTree Law Firm. Schedule a FREE personal injury consultation—we have a Southern California location near you. We’ll help you understand your situation and your options.

What Types of Personal Injury Cases Does OakTree Law Handle?

If you were injured as a result of someone else’s actions—or inaction—we may be able to help. Some common examples include: Car, truck, or motorcycle accidents—whether you were the passenger or driver Bus/public transportation accidents or rideshare incidents Pedestrian and bike accidents Slip and fall accidents, or other injuries on public or private property Dog/animal bites Medical malpractice—errors, oversights, missed diagnoses Worried that your role in the accident means you can’t pursue a settlement? You may still have a case. The personal injury team

Should I Talk to the Insurance Company or a Lawyer First?

It’s often helpful to speak with a personal injury attorney before having any conversations with an insurance company. Insurance adjusters typically reach out right after an accident to ask questions, when you’re still confused about what occurred or dealing with the immediate aftermath. Your answers could be used to shift blame or minimize the value of your claim.  Speaking with a lawyer first can help you: Understand your rights Learn what information you should share Understand how fault may be assigned Discover what to expect during the insurance claim process Determine ho