WHO WE ARE
“When good people don’t stand up for injustice bad things happen.”
– 1987, Opening
At 12 years old, I assisted the attorney in defending my father, who was wrongfully accused of a federal misdemeanor crime. The attorney hired me to begin working at 18 years old. For 14 years as a legal secretary, I was involved in various cases, including criminal and civil litigation, medical malpractice, patent, probate, bankruptcy, construction, corporate, divorce, and personal injury cases.
– 1996, Los Angeles Legal Support Experience
For the next 34 years, as a computer personnel, legal secretary, and paralegal in large law firms, I was involved with entertainment, probate and trust, real estate, construction defect, bankruptcy, civil litigation, patent law, excessive police force, corporate law, employment law, divorce and a variety of civil litigation both in federal and state courts.
– 2009 to Present
Eagle Rock, California, is home. As an attorney, I have practiced in both state and federal courts, along with administrative courts and arbitration, regarding construction defects, patent infringements, bankruptcies, real estate, medical malpractice, family law matters, including marriage dissolutions, excessive police force, estate planning, probate and trust litigation, and other cases.
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What is Considered to Be a Personal Injury?
Any injury to the body, mind or emotional state of a person, inflicted in whole or in part by another party(s) is a personal injury.
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What is Negligence?
Negligence means that a person acted in a way that puts others in harm’s way. In the case of a personal injury lawsuit, the defendant failed to behave with the level of care that any person of good judgment would exercise in the same situation.
While negligence usually translates to actions that the defendant committed, a defendant can also be accused of negligence by omission. Omission occurs when a person has a duty to act but fails to do so.
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How Do I Pursue a Personal Injury Claim?
The process of filing a personal injury case can be both overwhelming and time-consuming.
If you suffered an injury due to the negligence of another party, contact a personal injury lawyer immediately. A personal injury lawyer is trained and experienced in building a strong plaintiff’s case so that the injured party receives the full level of compensation that they deserve. They will help you through the necessary steps: compiling and organizing evidence, drafting demands, conducting interviews with witnesses, obtaining legal documents to support your case, finding experts to testify, communicating with lawyers and if relevant, an insurance company, arbitrating settlements and possibly representing you in a trial. However, it is important to note that most personal injury cases result in a settlement prior to trial.
Our personal injury lawsuit legal team will make sure that you are not burdened with the tedious tasks involved in filing a case, including ensuring your case is filed within the statute of limitations determined by each state. At Frazee Law Group, we work on contingency, so we are just as committed to winning as our clients.
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What is a Contingency Fee?
We work on contingency, which means that our legal team will not charge our clients until our clients have been compensated for their injuries. If you don’t win, we don’t win. We will only send you a bill for services after we have reached a conclusion that covers your damages.
A personal attorney’s fee will range anywhere from 33 percent to 40 percent of the settlement, depending on a number of factors, including the type of case, the specific details of the case, and whether the case goes to trial or settles pretrial.
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What is the Average Settlement for a Personal Injury?
Personal injury settlements vary greatly, depending on the specifics of each case—including the type of personal injury, the severity of injury and losses, other damages involved, damage caps, state laws, and the defendant’s ability to cover damages.
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What are the Next Steps in Filing a Lawsuit?
After contacting Frazee Law Group, you will schedule a time to speak with one of our investigators so we can gather initial information about your case. That information, along with records we’ve gathered, will then be reviewed by an attorney to make a determination in your case. Once the attorney makes a determination to move forward with the case, we will work with you to get a complaint filed.
We take our relationships with our clients very seriously. We encourage participation and communication and view a lawsuit as a mutual effort by our office and the client.
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