We handle personal injury and premises liability cases on a contingency basis. If we do not recover for you, you owe us nothing — not a retainer, not costs, not anything.
Medical expenses past and future, lost wages and earning capacity, pain and suffering, emotional distress, property damage, and punitive damages where the property owner’s conduct warrants them.
AJG Law Group represents personal injury and premises liability clients across all of California. English and Spanish. We handle everything — you focus on recovery.
Do I Have a Claim?
If a property owner’s
negligence caused your
injury, we can help.
California premises liability law requires property owners — landlords, commercial operators, homeowners, and businesses — to exercise reasonable care to keep their property safe. When they fail and you are hurt, you have the right to be made whole.
You do not need to have been hospitalized to have a claim. Documented injuries, medical treatment, and a property owner who knew or should have known about the dangerous condition are the foundation of most cases.
Case Types We Handle
Case types we handle
across California
Wet floors, broken stairs, uneven pavement, poor lighting — property owners are liable when they knew or should have known about a dangerous condition. Permanent injuries, surgery, and long-term disability are common outcomes in serious falls.
Landlords who ignore mold complaints face liability for documented respiratory illness, asthma, chronic infections, and organ damage — especially in children, elderly, and immunocompromised individuals. Medical evidence is the foundation.
Malfunctioning furnaces, water heaters, and gas appliances in rental properties are a leading cause of CO poisoning. Survivors often have permanent neurological damage. Property owners and manufacturers can both be liable.
Faulty wiring, lack of smoke detectors, blocked fire exits, and building code violations that contribute to fire injuries create significant landlord and property owner liability. Burn treatment is expensive and long-term.
Bed bug infestations, cockroach allergen exposure, rodent-borne disease — when landlords ignore pest infestations that cause documented illness, skin reactions, or long-term health consequences, significant liability follows.
Lead-based paint in pre-1978 housing that landlords fail to disclose or remediate is one of the most serious habitability claims. Childhood lead poisoning causes permanent neurological and developmental harm. Cases are high-value and deeply sympathetic.
Exposed wiring, faulty outlets, improper grounding, and building code violations causing electrocution or electrical fires. Property owners and contractors both carry liability. Electrical injuries frequently involve nerve damage and burns.
Ceiling collapses, flooding, structural failures from deferred maintenance — property owners who allow buildings to deteriorate to the point of physical danger face liability for the injuries that result.
Improper storage or disposal of industrial chemicals, pesticides, and hazardous materials on commercial or residential properties. Includes HVAC contamination, underground storage leaks, and agricultural pesticide drift.
Property owners have a duty to maintain reasonably safe premises — including adequate lighting, functional locks, secured entry points, and security measures proportionate to known crime risk. Failure enabling assault creates premises liability.
Direct physical confrontation by a landlord or their agents, illegal lockouts, removal of belongings, and interference with a tenant's physical safety create personal injury claims alongside tenant rights violations.
Gas leaks, fires, and injuries from stoves, water heaters, HVAC units, and other appliances provided by a landlord that were defective, improperly maintained, or subject to unaddressed recalls.
California is a strict liability state for dog bites. The dog's owner is liable for damages the first time their dog bites someone — no prior bite history is required. Serious dog attacks cause disfiguring facial injuries, nerve damage, tendon and muscle lacerations, psychological trauma, and permanent scarring. Homeowner and renter insurance typically covers dog bite claims, creating a clear path to recovery.
Dangerous conditions get fixed. Surveillance footage gets overwritten in 24–72 hours. Witnesses become harder to locate. Incident reports get filed away. The sooner you contact us after an injury on someone else’s property, the stronger your case. Photographs, medical records, and a written account of what happened are the most important things you can preserve right now.
Most personal injury claims in California must be filed within two years of the injury date. Claims against government entities (cities, counties, school districts, public housing authorities) have a much shorter deadline — a government claim must typically be filed within six months. If your injury involved a government-owned or government-managed property, contact us immediately.
Why AJG Law Group
We know premises liability.
We build the full damages picture.
Personal injury cases are won on documentation, expert evidence, and a clear causal chain from the property owner’s negligence to your harm. We build that chain from day one.
We advance all costs of litigation. If we do not recover for you, you owe us nothing. Our fee comes from the settlement or verdict — not from you before we win.
Medical expenses, future care costs, lost income, earning capacity reduction, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and punitive damages where the property owner’s conduct warrants them.
AJG Law Group serves English- and Spanish-speaking clients across all of California. Hablamos español. We handle all communications with insurance carriers and opposing counsel.
