
When a serious injury accident or a wrongful death accident disrupts your life and the life of your family, you find out how difficult and frustrating it is to try to get compensation for a California personal injury claim or wrongful death claim from insurance companies and governmental agencies. The legal world is complex and impersonal. In these circumstances, the compassion, experience, knowledge and insight of California personal injury attorney, David Lopez, can help you and your family. In most cases, the insurance company or government agency responsible for your loss will not offer you a full and fair settlement of your claim. They will require you to jump through the hoops of their confusing claims process while you and your family struggle to handle the medical, emotional, and financial challenges that result from a serious personal injury accident or wrongful death accident. In these circumstances, you need a California personal injury lawyer on your side. David Lopez understands the challenges and difficulties you are facing and has the experience, intelligence, determination and integrity to help you and your family obtain the result you need through the legal system.

Attorney David J. Lopez served as a lead trial lawyer for more than 20 years with the California Department of Transportation handling the most challenging eminent domain and condemnation lawsuits, including freeway projects, such as the 91 Freeway Project in Riverside County, the 805 Freeway Project in San Diego County, highway projects, street projects, interchange projects such as the 91 Freeway and Interstate 15 interchange in Riverside County, intersection projects, light rail projects such as the San Bernardino Light Rail Project or the Redlands Light Rail Project in San Bernardino County, rail projects, high-speed rail projects, water projects, sewer and storm water projects, school and university projects, utility and energy projects, such as the Sunrise Power Link Project, and government facility projects, such as Port of Entry projects or government buildings and complexes.