Landver Law Personal Injury Attorneys

I had a son that was 26 years old, Autistic, and started doing drugs. He got into a lot of trouble and spent about 9 months in the County Jail. He then got sentenced to 3 months at Wasco State soon. After being transferred to the Prison, he died 18 days later. It took me almost a whole year to find an attorney to take his case. When I finally found an attorney, he sent out the necessary letters requesting the necessary things that were required to figure out how he died. The autopsy said he had an enlarged spleen, an enlarged liver, and arrhythmia. This was a sudden and unexpected death. The attorney that decided to help me, sent out a few letters, and then asked me to come up with $10,000 to Petition the Court against the County. I did not have that kind of money, and when the attorney found that out, he terminated our agreement. So I was in the middle of not having any follow up with all the letters he sent out, and absolutely no help whatsoever. So I started looking for another attorney. Alina Landsover responded to me directly. She told me in her own words, she just wanted to help me. So I gathered up all the previous attorneys files, and notes, and letters, and sent everything to her. She called me, and set up a. Appt. 4 days later. When she finally called me, she told me nothing about her experience with deaths of prison inmates, she immediately did a 3 way call with some stranger attorney that I could barely hear his name. He got on the phone, started asking a couple questions, and after a minute or two, I realized he had not look over all the paperwork I provided, and had no idea of the case. Neither Alina, or this random person, that was called in, even though they both had ample time to prepare for this case, had actually no idea at all, what this case was actually about. It truly was the blind leading the blind. I have never seen attorneys be so unprepared. I expected to have some medical records to be produced, so I could submit them to these attorneys. Unfortunately the Prison and the County, submitted superficial documents instead. When I tried to communicate with Alina Landover of Palm Springs, and Beverly hills, she did not respond to me In anyway. I reached out 3 times to her, but she did not answer me . This is the person, that called me directly, usually it would never be an attorney, but limited to a paralegal or legal assistant, but this attorney called me directly, hungry and eager to help me. When she got the opportunity, she was very unprepared, inexperienced, and just left me high and dry, wasting more of the time, she knew did not have left. This attorney is not a public servant in any way. I have never seen an attorney act in this way, as I have worked in a different kind of lawfirm myself for several years. This is not an attorney that is prepared, experienced, or has integrity to truly help others.

I was riding my bicycle when a driver opened their car door directly into my path. I suffered a fractured elbow and needed surgery, and I had no idea how complicated the insurance process would become. Landver Law stepped in immediately, gathered witness statements, obtained nearby security camera footage, and built a strong case. Every member of their office treated me with respect and kept me informed from beginning to end. They recovered compensation for my surgery, rehabilitation, lost wages, and future medical care. I’m incredibly thankful I chose them to represent me.

I was stopped at a red light when another driver slammed into the back of my SUV. At first, the insurance company acted like my neck pain wasn't that serious and offered a settlement that wouldn't have covered all my treatment. A coworker recommended Landver Law, and I'm glad I listened. They took over every conversation with the insurance adjuster, helped me find the right doctors, and kept me informed throughout the case. About nine months later, we reached a settlement that covered my medical expenses, physical therapy, and the time I missed from work. The entire experience was much less stressful because of their team.

A car hit me while I was walking home from work. I had a broken ankle, two surgeries, and almost five months before I could walk normally again. My sister found Landver Law and made the call on my behalf while I was still in the hospital. By the time I was thinking clearly enough to deal with anything, the law firm already had a plan in place. They handled every detail, the medical liens, helped me get a loan, and handled communications with the insurance company while I focused entirely on getting better. When it was all resolved, the settlement covered my surgeries, rehabilitation, and the income I lost during recovery. I'm genuinely grateful for how Landver Law handled my case and I got an amazing settlement.

I was in an Uber when the driver ran a red light. Landver Law traced the coverage, filed a lawsuit, and kept me updated throughout the entire process. I had soft tissue injuries in my neck and shoulder and missed almost two months of work. Landver Law recovered my lost wages and covered all my medical bills. The whole team was easy to reach and never made me feel like I was bothering them.