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If you’ve been injured due to negligence—such as a car accident or slip and fall—you may have a claim. Personal injury cases rely on proving fault and damages. Our attorneys evaluate your case for free to determine your legal options.

Being undocumented doesn’t necessarily mean your options are closed. If you're married to a U.S. citizen, you may be eligible to apply for a green card, even if you entered the country without a visa. However, the process isn’t automatic. In many cases, you’ll need to apply for a waiver of inadmissibility and potentially attend a consular interview in your home country. That carries risks—leaving the U.S. can trigger a 3- or 10-year reentry bar depending on your situation. The good news is that with the right legal strategy, many clients can still adjust status through I-601A provisional waivers. These are complex cases with high stakes, especially in Los Angeles, where immigration laws are constantly evolving. At Berjis | Myers, we approach these cases with care and precision, walking clients through every step to minimize risk and maximize success.

Rideshare accidents are legally distinct from regular car accidents because they involve multiple insurance layers. If you were injured while riding in an Uber or Lyft—or were hit by one while driving or walking—your claim could involve the driver’s personal policy, the rideshare company’s commercial insurance, or both. In California, rideshare companies are required to carry up to $1 million in liability coverage while a ride is in progress. But that doesn’t mean they’ll offer it freely. These companies are notorious for denying or undervaluing claims. You’ll need to document the incident thoroughly and navigate their claims process carefully. Rideshare injury claims often require deeper investigation, especially if there are multiple vehicles or conflicting reports. At Berjis | Myers, we’re experienced in handling these complex cases. We help clients in Los Angeles understand which insurance applies and fight for the full compensation they deserve.

The length of the immigration process varies widely depending on the type of application, the service center handling your case, and your unique background. For example, green card applications through a U.S. citizen spouse can take anywhere from 12 to 24 months depending on USCIS processing times. Employment-based petitions may move faster or slower depending on your category and whether a labor certification is required. If you're applying for asylum, delays can stretch several years due to backlogs. Even straightforward cases can be delayed if forms are incomplete or if interviews are rescheduled. The Los Angeles USCIS field office is one of the busiest in the country, which can further impact timelines. Our firm stays updated on current trends and timeframes so we can give you realistic expectations—not vague promises. At Berjis | Myers, we handle the process from start to finish with diligence and care, minimizing delays wherever possible.

In most personal injury cases in California, you have two years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit. If you’re filing a claim for property damage, the window is typically three years. However, there are important exceptions. If your injury wasn’t discovered right away—such as a delayed brain injury—the clock may start from the date you discovered (or reasonably should have discovered) the injury. If the claim is against a government entity, such as a city bus or county vehicle, you must file a special claim within six months of the incident. Missing a deadline could mean losing your right to compensation entirely. That’s why it’s so important to speak with a qualified personal injury attorney as soon as possible after an accident. At Berjis | Myers, we’ll walk you through the deadlines that apply to your case and ensure every step is handled on time.