San Francisco Car Accident Lawyer
San Francisco packs heavy traffic, transit, cyclists, and pedestrians into a dense, hilly grid — a recipe for serious crashes. If another driver hurt you here, we handle San Francisco car accident claims so you can focus on recovering.
San Francisco roads where crashes happen
City crashes concentrate on US-101 and I-280 and the approaches to the Bay Bridge (I-80), and on busy corridors like Van Ness, Market, and the arterials feeding downtown. The dense grid and steep streets make intersections a frequent crash point.
Where a San Francisco car accident claim is filed
Injury lawsuits here are generally handled through the Superior Court of California, City and County of San Francisco. If a Muni vehicle or a dangerous public road was involved, a much shorter claim deadline applies, so those cases need fast action.
After a crash in San Francisco: reporting and care
The California Highway Patrol typically handles freeway crashes, while the San Francisco Police Department covers city streets. Get an official report. The city has a major trauma center, and prompt care protects your health while documenting the crash.
How we help injured San Franciscans
We handle the report, records, evidence, and insurers, and build a claim that reflects your injuries — while California's deadlines keep running. The review is free and confidential. Se habla español.
Frequently asked questions
What if a Muni bus or city vehicle hit me in San Francisco?
A crash with a public transit or city vehicle usually triggers a much shorter claim deadline — often about six months — before you can sue. Act quickly and get advice right away.
Which court handles my San Francisco car accident case?
Injury cases are generally filed in the Superior Court for the City and County of San Francisco. The details depend on your situation, which we handle for you.
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This is general information about California injury claims, not legal advice. Every case is different.