California Collision Evidence & Consultation Timeline

Organize official LAPD/CHP collision reports, emergency treatment milestones, and property damage tallies. Track statutory deadlines under California Code of Civil Procedure § 335.1 and Pure Comparative Negligence allocations.

Claim Overview CCP § 335.1

Personal Injury Filing Deadline

2028-06-15

California imposes a strict 2-year statute of limitations from the collision date (CCP § 335.1) for personal injury claims.

Incident Date

Claim Number

Police Report #

Collision Location

Insurer / Claims Contact

Documented Injuries

Medical Facilities / Providers

Special Damages Audit Economic Losses

Total Damages

$24,100

Readiness Index

Medical Care Incurred ($)

Documented Lost Earnings ($)

Property Damage / Repair ($)

California Comparative Negligence (CCP § 1431.2): California applies a "pure" comparative fault doctrine. Even if an injured party bears partial responsibility, financial recovery is reduced proportionally rather than barred entirely.

Evidence Ledger & Event Timeline

Chronological order

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Consultation Tip: California personal injury attorneys evaluate claims based on continuous medical treatment without gaps, prompt police report issuance, and precise documentation of wage losses. Use the per-item Redaction toggle before sharing preliminary packets with outside parties.

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California Collision Evidence & Consultation Timeline

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