After being involved in a serious car accident, it is easy to become overwhelmed. Not only will you have to worry about the cost of your medical treatment and vehicle repairs, but you will need to ensure that you are fairly compensated by the insurance company. That being said, there is no reason why you should have to manage the aftermath of an accident on your own. By enlisting the help of a Modesto car accident lawyer from the Law Offices of Steven A. Fabbro, you can focus on the matter of your recovery while the firm takes cares of the heavy lifting. With more than three decades of experience, they have already recovered $300 million in compensation on behalf of their clients.
Additionally, the firm's lead attorney boasts an impressive track record of industry recognition. Throughout his legal career, Steven A. Fabbro has received an AV® Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell®, been included in San Francisco's Top Rated Lawyers® and gained membership in several professional organizations—including the Consumer Attorneys of California, the American Association of Justice, the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association and the Western Trial Lawyers Association. He has also been admitted to practice law in the California Supreme Court, the United States Supreme Court, the United States Court of Appeals and the North District of California.
If you are interested in finding out how the Law Offices of Steven A. Fabbro can assist you in securing compensation, contact their office today for a free initial consultation. Whether you give them a call at (209) 803-5117 or submit a case evaluation form online, their professional advice won't cost you a thing. They understand that an accident could set you back financially, so the firm will never ask you to pay a cent unless they are able to successfully resolve your claim. Known as a contingency fee arrangement, this system can help you to ensure that you won't be paying enormous out-of-pocket expenses. Rather, you will only be asked to pay the firm when, and if, they win your case.