About Ariel Law Group — personal injury Los Angeles, California

Ariel Law Group delivers aggressive personal injury representation in Los Angeles, California and throughout the greater LA metro. Managing attorney Frank Ariel leads a multilingual team — fluent in English, Spanish, Filipino, Hebrew, and Farsi — that has built a 98% success rate across 30+ years of injury litigation. The firm handles motor vehicle accidents, catastrophic injuries, wrongful death, premises liability, construction accidents, and rideshare crashes on a full contingency basis. Personal injury Los Angeles clients describe the team as accessible, relentless, and focused on extracting every dollar of available compensation — with documented settlements including $3.2M in wrongful death, $2.8M in premises liability, and $2.2M in wrongful death cases.

Los Angeles County processes more personal injury claims than any county in the nation, with its dense freeway system, heavy pedestrian traffic, and concentration of commercial and construction activity creating thousands of injury cases annually. Ariel Law Group’s multilingual capability and 30+ year track record position it as a firm that genuinely serves LA’s diverse population — not just English-speaking clients. The team accompanies clients to medical appointments, negotiates with insurers directly, and handles every aspect of claims management so clients can focus on recovery.

What Clients Say

Clients describe Ariel Law Group as a team that bends over backward for its clients and treats difficult situations with genuine care. Frank Ariel receives praise for his personal involvement, after-hours accessibility, and ability to recover additional settlement funds beyond what clients expected. The team’s bilingual support staff draw strong reviews for seamless care coordination and for making clients feel guided and protected through the entire process. Several reviewers note the firm recovered their cases after disappointing experiences with previous attorneys.

personal injury Los Angeles — Practice Areas & Services

• Motor Vehicle Accidents: The firm handles car, motorcycle, truck, and commercial vehicle accident claims throughout LA County on contingency — including hit-and-run cases and rideshare collisions involving Uber and Lyft.
• Wrongful Death: With multiple seven-figure wrongful death settlements, Ariel Law Group has proven capability representing Los Angeles families in their most devastating legal situations.
• Premises Liability & Slip and Fall: A $2.8M premises liability verdict demonstrates the firm’s ability to hold property owners accountable for dangerous conditions throughout the LA area.
• Catastrophic Injury: Spinal cord injuries, amputations, traumatic brain injuries, and burn cases — the firm has the experience and medical network to build maximum-value cases for severely injured clients.
• Construction Accidents: The firm pursues claims against contractors and property owners for construction site injuries under California Labor Code protections.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Los Angeles?

California’s statute of limitations for personal injury claims is two years from the date of injury under CCP §335.1. For claims against a government entity — such as a city or county — you must file a government tort claim within six months. Hit-and-run cases involving the California MVAIC fund have their own shorter timelines. Contact an attorney promptly to protect all available options.

What if I was injured in an Uber or Lyft accident in Los Angeles?

Rideshare accident liability in California depends on the driver’s status at the time of the crash. Uber and Lyft provide up to $1 million in liability coverage when drivers are actively transporting passengers. When the app is on but no passenger is aboard, coverage drops significantly. Sorting out which policy applies — and maximizing recovery — requires an attorney familiar with rideshare litigation.

Can I still recover compensation if I was partly at fault for my Los Angeles accident?

Yes. California’s pure comparative fault rule allows recovery regardless of your percentage of fault — your compensation is simply reduced proportionally. Even if you were 40% at fault, you recover 60% of your total damages. Insurance companies exploit comparative fault arguments to reduce payouts; an experienced attorney counters these tactics effectively.