If you have been injured in a car accident in Beverly Hills or anywhere in Los Angeles County, The Injury Partners is here to help. Our founding attorneys, Daniel Sabet and Omeed Hakimianpour, who is recognized as one of Super Lawyers® Rising Stars in 2025 and 2026, a distinction limited to the top 2.5% of California attorneys.
We handle all collision types on a contingency-fee basis from our office at 499 N. Canon Dr., Suite B1, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. Under California Code of Civil Procedure § 335.1, you generally have two years from the date of your crash to file a claim. Call us at (310) 220-0066 for a free 24/7 consultation.
The Injury Partners personal injury lawyers in Beverly Hills represent car accident victims throughout Beverly Hills and all of Los Angeles County. We handle every collision type on a contingency-fee basis from our Canon Drive office in Beverly Hills. You pay nothing out of pocket and owe no fee unless we recover compensation for you. You can reach us 24/7.
Beverly Hills is a compact city — just 5.7 square miles — but its unique combination of tourist density, luxury retail corridors, residential neighborhoods, and heavy commuter throughput creates serious collision risk. Los Angeles County recorded more than 55,000 injury-producing collisions in 2023, and Beverly Hills corridors account for a disproportionate share of serious crashes relative to the city’s size. When a crash happens here, your claim depends on local details. The Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) report matters — BHPD handles crash investigations in Beverly Hills, not LAPD. So do your treatment records from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center, or other nearby providers. And surveillance footage from businesses along Canon Drive, Beverly Drive, or the Golden Triangle can be overwritten in days, so preserving it early can make or break your case.
The Injury Partners personal injury lawyers in Beverly Hills offer the strength of a top firm with the care of a boutique practice. Founding attorney Omeed Hakimianpour earned Super Lawyers® Rising Stars recognition for 2025 and 2026, a distinction awarded to the top 2.5% of California attorneys. Our firm maintains a 5.00-star Google rating, has recovered more than $1 million for clients, operates on a pure contingency-fee basis, and is available 24/7.
Our office is at 499 N. Canon Dr., Suite B1, Beverly Hills, CA 90210, and you work directly with a founding attorney from your first call through resolution.
Omeed Hakimianpour earned his undergraduate degree at UCLA and his J.D. from USC Gould School of Law before joining Kirkland & Ellis, one of the world’s largest law firms, where he structured multimillion- and billion-dollar transactions across the table from corporate counsel. He brings that same preparation and intensity to every car accident case. Daniel Sabet completed the SCALE accelerated J.D. program at Southwestern Law School in just two years and built his career on personal injury advocacy for accident victims. You can learn more when you meet our Beverly Hills personal injury attorneys.
When you call the firm, you speak directly with an attorney. We do not route you through a call center, hand you off to a case manager, or place you in a queue. That direct access means faster decisions on your claim. If surveillance footage needs to be preserved in the first 48 hours, we act on it. If an insurance company starts applying pressure, you hear from us, not a middleman. Our attorneys are available 24/7 and personally manage each case from the Beverly Hills office. When litigation becomes necessary, the attorneys who know your case are the ones preparing it for court.
The most common causes of car accidents in Beverly Hills include distracted driving, speeding, DUI, unsafe lane changes, and failure to yield at congested intersections. Data from the California Office of Traffic Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration confirms that intersection collisions and speed-related crashes remain leading causes of serious injury and death in Los Angeles County.
Beverly Hills is a compact city with an unusual traffic mix. On any given day, the streets are shared by local commuters, tourists unfamiliar with the road layout, rideshare drivers stopping in active lanes, valet attendants pulling in and out of driveways, shoppers crossing mid-block, and pedestrians in high-density commercial zones. That mix of traffic makes Beverly Hills more dangerous than most people assume.
If your crash involved any of these scenarios, call (310) 220-0066 to speak with a Beverly Hills car accident attorney.
California law controls who pays after a car accident, how fault is divided between the parties, what deadlines apply, and whether available insurance coverage is enough to cover your losses.
California Car Accident Deadlines at a Glance
| Claim Type | Deadline | Legal Authority | What It Means |
| Standard personal injury claim | 2 years from the date of injury | CCP § 335.1 | Most injured individuals must file within two years of the crash |
| Government entity claim | 6 months to submit an administrative claim | Gov. Code § 911.2 | Claims involving public entities require much faster action |
| Property damage claim | 3 years | CCP § 338 | Vehicle repair, total loss, and property damage claims may have a longer deadline |
| Wrongful death claim | 2 years from the date of death | CCP § 377.60 | Eligible family members may have a separate deadline after a fatal crash |
| Minor’s injury claim | Often tolled until age 18 | CCP § 352 | Deadlines can differ when the injured person is a minor |
California Minimum Liability Coverage:
The California Department of Motor Vehicles requires all drivers to carry minimum liability coverage of $30,000 per person / $60,000 per accident for bodily injury and $15,000 for property damage. These minimums are often woefully inadequate for serious injuries. If the at-fault driver carries only minimum coverage, your own uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage becomes a critical backstop. California law requires insurers to offer UM/UIM coverage to every policyholder — the coverage only goes without if the policyholder affirmatively declines it in writing.
The State Bar of California licenses all attorneys practicing in the state, and The Injury Partners’ founding attorneys are active members in good standing.
Most California car accident injury claims must be filed within two years under CCP § 335.1, but if a government entity may share responsibility, you could have as little as six months to submit an administrative claim under Government Code § 911.2. That shorter deadline matters more often than people expect. If the City of Beverly Hills, Los Angeles County, or Caltrans may be involved because of a road design flaw, malfunctioning traffic signal, or poor signage, the six-month clock starts running immediately. Evidence deadlines are often even shorter than legal deadlines, which is why early action protects your case.
After a Beverly Hills car accident, the compensation you can pursue depends on the injuries you sustained, the treatment you need, and the impact on your daily life.
Treatment records from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center, imaging results, specialist notes, and therapy documentation all serve as evidence tying your injuries to the crash. Your net recovery can also be affected by medical liens, health insurance liens, subrogation claims, and applicable policy limits, so your attorney should account for each of these before you agree to any offer.
A serious car accident affects more than your medical bills. Missed work disrupts household income. Long-term rehabilitation changes daily routines. Family members take on caretaking responsibilities they did not anticipate. These real-world consequences are reflected in the non-economic damages your claim can pursue.
To find out what your Beverly Hills car accident case may be worth, call The Injury Partners at (310) 220-0066 for a free, no-obligation case evaluation. You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.
The first hours and days after a Beverly Hills car accident can determine the strength of your medical proof, your liability evidence, and your position in insurance negotiations.
Surveillance footage is routinely overwritten on short cycles, and the longer you wait to see a doctor, the easier it becomes for an insurance company to argue your injuries were not caused by the crash. One of the most common mistakes people make after an accident is saying too much to an adjuster. While the adjuster may come across as helpful or supportive, their primary objective is to protect the insurance company’s bottom line by minimizing the amount paid on the claim.
You should notify your insurance company as required by your policy, but you should not give a recorded statement, sign any release, or accept a settlement offer before speaking with an attorney. Filing a basic notice is one thing. Sitting for a recorded interview with a claims adjuster is something else entirely. Adjusters are trained to ask questions that can be used to reduce or deny your claim, including questions designed to shift fault under California’s comparative negligence rules or to minimize the severity of your injuries based on incomplete medical records.
If you accept a settlement or sign a full-and-final release before understanding the full extent of your injuries, you give up the right to seek additional compensation later. The Injury Partners can step in quickly to handle all insurer communication and protect your claim from the start.
A car accident can upend your life in seconds — leaving you with mounting medical bills, lost income, and questions about what comes next. You deserve a legal team that treats your case with the urgency and attention it demands, not one that hands you off to a paralegal and moves on.
Our contingency fee promise is simple: you pay nothing until we win. There are no upfront costs, no hidden fees, and no financial risk to you. If we don’t recover compensation for your injuries, you owe us nothing.
Whether you were hurt in a rear-end collision on Wilshire Boulevard or a multi-vehicle crash on the 405, we are ready to investigate your accident, negotiate aggressively with insurance companies, and take your case to trial if that is what it takes to get you the result you deserve.
Call us 24/7 at (310) 220-0066 to speak with a Beverly Hills car accident lawyer today. You can also email us at info@theinjurypartners.com or request your free consultation online. Every consultation is completely free and confidential.
The Injury Partners is located at 499 N. Canon Dr., Suite B1 Beverly Hills, CA 90210.
