
Folsom Personal Injury Attorneys
Expert Advocacy for Serious Injury Victims
A high-speed accident on U.S. Highway 50 or on one of the many multi-lane roadways like Folsom Lake Crossing is just the start of the wreckage. The real crisis for many families is the distance between income and outgoing expenses: the rent or mortgage gap. Unfortunately, the bills from Kaiser or Mercy Hospital keep arriving. At Eason & Tambornini, our Folsom personal injury attorneys provide the technical legal oversight needed to force insurance carriers to acknowledge the total human cost of your injury.
Quick Question
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How much does a Folsom personal injury lawyer cost?
Our Folsom personal injury lawyers operate on a contingency fee basis, meaning there are no upfront costs and you pay nothing unless we win a settlement. This “No Win, No Fee” structure ensures that residents from Empire Ranch to the Historic District have immediate access to senior trial expertise and Martindale Hubbell AV Preeminent-rated advocates regardless of their current financial situation.
We offer a free consultation and case review, so you have absolutely nothing to lose by finding out whether you should file a claim.
What is the statute of limitations for a Folsom personal injury claim?
In California, you generally have two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury lawsuit. However, if your claim involves a government entity, the deadline is often much shorter. Missing these strict legal cutoff dates results in the total loss of your right to recover compensation.
What is the difference between tangible and intangible losses?
Tangible losses are quantifiable financial costs, such as medical bills and lost wages, that are supported by receipts. Intangible losses cover the injuries you can easily see, but are serious nonetheless. These may include pain, suffering, and emotional and/or mental trauma following a crash. Our attorneys calculate both tangible and intangible losses so insurance adjusters can’t ignore your actual quality of life.
What are the high-risk intersections in Folsom outside of the main bridges?
Bridge crossings are well-known bottlenecks, but other documented danger zones, as indicated in the Folsom Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP), are plentiful in the Folsom area. According to local traffic safety data, the following intersections see many severe injury crashes each year:
- Bidwell Street & Iron Point Road: A major arterial junction with high commuter volume and frequent left-turn accidents. Rapid residential expansion in the neighborhood has led to a massive increase in traffic through this popular shopping and commercial corridor.
- Prairie City Road & Iron Point Road: A critical point for vehicles entering and exiting the commercial centers, often prone to rear-end collisions during peak afternoon hours and after the local high school releases.
- Riley Street & Natoma Street: A high-density area near the historic district where pedestrian conflicts and lane departure incidents are more common.
Where can I find urgent medical care in Folsom for non-emergency injuries?
If your injury is not life-threatening but requires an immediate professional evaluation to document causation for your claim, you can utilize one of Folsom’s major urgent care facilities:
- UC Davis Health Folsom Center for Health: This brand-new facility is located at 14264 Innovation Drive, near the intersection of Highway 50 and E. Bidwell Street. It offers comprehensive diagnostic imaging, including X-rays, MRI, and CT scans.
- Sutter Urgent Care – Folsom: Located at 2575 East Bidwell Street, Suite 160. This center provides same-day care for non-life-threatening injuries and is a key resource for residents on the south side of Folsom.
- Med7 Urgent Care Folsom: Located at 1201 E Bidwell Street. This facility serves as an accessible alternative for initial injury assessments when traditional doctors’ offices are closed.
Sacramento County Superior Court Logistics
Folsom is its own incorporated city, but conducts personal injury litigation and hearings at the Gordon D. Schaber Courthouse in Sacramento.
- Location: 720 9th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814.
- Parking Tip: Use the City Hall Garage at 10th and I Streets. Avoid metered street parking on 9th Street, which is often limited to two hours and strictly enforced.
- Security Logistics: Arrive at least 30 minutes before your hearing to clear the security screening; morning lines are typically long due to multiple concurrent proceedings.
Don’t settle for less than what you deserve. Contact Eason & Tambornini at (916) 438-1819 for a free, no-risk consultation. We don’t get paid unless you win.
Results
- $12,450,697: lower extremity/back
- $6,200,000: drunk driving, loss of two loved ones
- $6,200,000: paralyzed minor
- $5,700,000: scaffolding fall; paralysis
- $3,500,000: scaffolding fall
- $3,000,000: drunk driver
- $3,000,000: traumatic brain injury
- $3,000,000: underaged woman over-served alcohol
- $2,750,000: brain injury in crosswalk
- $2,750,000: brain injury; fall through unguarded skylight
- $2,500,000: fell from the roof
- $1,750,000: red light violation causing injury
- $1,700,000: spinal cord injury; bench collapsing
- $1,500,000: crane falling on construction site
- $1,225,000: construction site case
- $1,250,000: scarring
- $1,000,000: brain and internal injuries
- $1,000,000: brain injury
- $1,000,000: concussion/scarring
- $1,000,000: hand injury; forging press
- $1,000,000: hand injury; power press
- $1,000,000: ladder fall on a job site
- $1,000,000: motorcycle, no contact crash
- $1,000,000: semi-truck side-swipe
- Six-figure confidential settlement: head injury at retail center
Practice Areas
- Bicycle Accident
- Brain Injury
- Car Accident
- Catastrophic Injury
- Construction Accident
- Dog Bite
- DUI Accident Victim
- Insurance Claims
- Motorcycle Accident
- Pain and Suffering
- Pedestrian Accident
- Product Liability
- Slip and Fall
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Truck Accident
- Uber and Lyft Accident
- Wrongful Death
- Workers’ Compensation