A personal injury lawyer for Pomona, minutes away
Morales Law Firm is on Bonita Avenue in San Dimas, ten minutes from our San Dimas office down the 57 or Arrow Highway. We represent injured people across the East San Gabriel Valley and the Inland Empire, and Pomona is a city we know: the intersections where crashes happen, the officers who write the reports, the hospitals where our clients are treated, and the courthouse where the cases are filed. That familiarity shortens the case and strengthens it.
Francisco Morales handles every case personally. When you call, you talk to the attorney, not a call center, and that does not change after you sign.
Injury cases we handle in Pomona
- Car accidents in Pomona, handled from the first call through settlement or trial.
- Truck accidents in Pomona, handled from the first call through settlement or trial.
- Motorcycle accidents in Pomona, handled from the first call through settlement or trial.
- Pedestrian accidents in Pomona, handled from the first call through settlement or trial.
- Uber and Lyft accidents in Pomona, handled from the first call through settlement or trial.
- Slip and fall in Pomona, handled from the first call through settlement or trial.
- Dog bites, wrongful death, and uninsured and underinsured motorist claims.
Why a local firm matters for a Pomona claim
The insurance company will value your claim on the record: the police report, the medical records, the photographs, the witnesses. A firm that is minutes away can build that record fast. We pull reports from the Pomona Police Department for city streets and the CHP for the freeways, send preservation letters to the businesses near the crash before their video is overwritten, and coordinate care with providers at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center on Garey Avenue, the region’s trauma-level hospital, along with Casa Colina in Pomona for rehabilitation who treat on a lien so you pay nothing up front. When a case needs to be filed, it goes to Los Angeles Superior Court, Pomona Courthouse South on Civic Center Plaza, the civil courthouse for the East District, where we appear regularly.
What your Pomona injury claim may be worth
California lets an injured person recover every loss the accident caused: medical bills, past and future; lost income and earning capacity; property damage and out-of-pocket costs; and pain and suffering, which is not capped. Comparative negligence means a claim survives even when the adjuster assigns you a share of fault, and that share is negotiable. Because California’s minimum auto policy is only $30,000 per person, we look immediately at the at-fault driver’s full coverage and at your own uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage when injuries are serious.
The deadline to file is two years under Code of Civil Procedure section 335.1, and six months for a government claim under Government Code section 911.2 if the City of Pomona, the County, Caltrans, or a public bus was involved. The evidence disappears far sooner.
In our practice, Pomona clients who call in the first week recover more than those who call in month three, for a simple reason: the video still exists, the witnesses still answer their phones, and the treatment record has no gaps. The consultation is free. Call before the adjuster calls again.
Accidents in Pomona: where they happen and who responds
Pomona’s main corridors are the 10, 57, 60, and 71 freeways, Holt Avenue, Garey Avenue, Mission Boulevard, Foothill Boulevard, and Towne Avenue. Pomona has more freeway miles than any city nearby, and the 10/57/71 interchanges produce serious high-speed crashes. On surface streets, Holt Avenue and Garey Avenue see left-turn and pedestrian collisions, and the areas around the Fairplex and Cal Poly Pomona are busy with rideshare and student traffic. Crashes are investigated by the Pomona Police Department for city streets and the CHP for the freeways, injured people are treated at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center on Garey Avenue, the region’s trauma-level hospital, along with Casa Colina in Pomona for rehabilitation, and cases are filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, Pomona Courthouse South on Civic Center Plaza, the civil courthouse for the East District.
What to do after an accident in Pomona
- Call 911 and get a report from the Pomona Police Department.
- Photograph the vehicles, the scene, and your injuries before anything is moved.
- Get witness names and note nearby businesses that may have cameras.
- See a doctor within 24 to 72 hours, even if you feel okay.
- Do not give a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurer.
- Call Morales Law Firm before you accept any offer.
Before you talk to any adjuster, read our guide on why the first settlement offer is low.
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle cases in Pomona or only in San Dimas?
Both, and everywhere in between. Our office is ten minutes from our San Dimas office down the 57 or Arrow Highway, we handle Pomona cases every week, and we accept cases anywhere in California. We meet clients at the office, at home, or at the hospital.
How much does a Pomona personal injury lawyer cost?
Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee, paid only as a percentage of the recovery when the case settles or wins. If there is no recovery, there is no fee, and the consultation is free.
Which court handles Pomona injury cases?
Most are filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, Pomona Courthouse South on Civic Center Plaza, the civil courthouse for the East District. We appear there regularly and know the judges, the mediators, and the timelines.
Where should I get treated after a crash in Pomona?
Go to the nearest emergency room, typically Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center on Garey Avenue. For follow-up care, we coordinate treatment with specialists who treat on a lien, so cost never decides whether you see the right doctor.
What if the other driver was uninsured?
Roughly one in six California drivers is uninsured. If you carry uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, we make the claim against your own policy, and your rates cannot be raised for it. See our uninsured motorist page for the details.
How long will my case take?
Cases that settle without a lawsuit typically take six months to a year, mostly depending on treatment. Cases that go into litigation usually take one to two years. Our guide on how long a personal injury case takes walks through each stage.
