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Any injury involving a large vehicle can be serious. The massive size and weight of buses means they can do devastating damage to other vehicles, their drivers, and any pedestrians nearby. Passengers on buses might be spared harm, but a serious accident can throw them about and injure them because of the lack of restraints. People getting onto or off a bus can also suffer serious falls and painful injuries.
If you or a loved one has been involved in a bus accident in Los Angeles, do not accept a lowball offer from an insurance company or sign anything without your own attorney to represent your interests. If a city bus was involved, you have very little time to file a personal injury claim, so act immediately.
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Bus cases are evidence-heavy, and important proof can disappear quickly. Depending on the situation, we may pursue:
Our goal is to preserve evidence early, establish fault clearly, and pursue the full value of your claim.
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Depending on the injuries and losses, compensation may include:
Bus injuries are often more severe than people expect, including head injuries, back and neck trauma, fractures, and injuries from sudden stops while standing or boarding.
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Learn more by reading some of the most commonly asked questions we receive at our office.
Get medical care immediately, report the incident, and document what you can. If you were a passenger, ask how to obtain an incident report and try to get contact information for witnesses or other passengers. Avoid recorded statements to insurance adjusters until you understand your rights.
Yes. Injured passengers may have a claim, but the process often depends on whether a public agency operated the bus or if it was a private contractor. Public agency claims can involve special procedures and shorter deadlines than standard injury cases.
Often, yes, especially when the bus is operated by a government entity. Claims involving public agencies can require formal notice within a much shorter time window than typical personal injury cases. Speaking with an attorney quickly helps protect your rights.
Liability may include the bus driver, the agency or company operating the bus, a maintenance provider, a manufacturer, or another driver who caused the crash. Some cases also involve dangerous road conditions near bus stops or intersections.
Bus cases frequently involve onboard video, dispatch records, driver logs, and agency procedures. They can also involve multiple layers of insurance and specific legal rules if a public entity is involved. Evidence preservation tends to be more urgent.
Injuries from sudden stops or movement while boarding or exiting can still be valid claims. These cases often involve questions about driver operation, passenger safety procedures, and whether the stop or maneuver was unsafe given traffic and conditions.
Pedestrians and cyclists can suffer severe injuries in bus collisions. These cases often focus on visibility, turning behavior, right-of-way rules, speed, and whether the bus was operated safely near intersections and crosswalks.
Depending on the case, you may recover medical expenses, future care, lost income, reduced earning capacity, pain and suffering, and other damages. Severe injury cases may require a long-term plan that accounts for ongoing treatment and permanent limitations.