Questions
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Is this really free?
Yes. There is no charge for the call or for requesting your report, whether or not you were hurt. C&B Law Group LLP offers it because many people who need their report were also injured and want to know their options. There is no obligation.
Do you get the report for me?
Yes, with your OK. California law (Vehicle Code section 20012) releases collision reports to the people involved, anyone injured, their attorneys and insurers, and their authorized representatives. On the call we ask for your written OK, then we request the report from the agency for you. The agency decides when it releases the report.
What if I don't know which agency responded?
Tell us where the crash happened and we'll work it out with you. The officer's business card, a tow receipt or the report number usually shows it.
How long does it take to get a report?
It depends on the agency and how busy it is. Reports are not released the same day; the agency reviews and approves them first. On the call we'll tell you what to expect from your agency.
What if I was hurt?
Say so on the form. A licensed California attorney reviews what happened and tells you where you stand, free. No fee and no costs unless we win your case.
What happens after I send the form?
An intake specialist calls you, usually within minutes, and we answer the phone 24/7 if you would rather call. If you were hurt, the same call covers your case review.
I already have a lawyer. Can I still use this?
Yes. We'll still point you to the right agency, and your lawyer can request the report for you as your representative.
Will you text me?
Only if you tick the text-message box. Otherwise we call and, if you gave one, email.