How to File a Claim Against the City of Stockton

If you have been injured in the City of Stockton, you are able to recover compensation and get a settlement for your personal injury. You will need help recovering enough compensation to pay for your medical bills, and you need to talk to an attorney who will be able to help you get to a successful conclusion in this type of case. Lawsuits would be consistent with relief in this case, especially when you have been injured on City of Stockton property.

You can file a claim with city of Stockton by filling out a City of Stockton Injury Claim Form. When you call our office, you can speak to a lawyer who can sue the City of Stockton on your behalf, and help you to file the correct forms.

What Are the Steps to Filing a Claim Against a City in California?

If you are injured by someone who works as an employee with a city agency in California, or are making a claim against a government agency from a personal injury on city property, you need to file the proper paperwork to initiate your claim. You will first receive the agency Claim for Damages form, and fill it out. Then, you have to submit this form by certified mail, return receipt request to ensure proof of delivery to the appropriate agency, within 6 months of the date of your accident that incurred personal injuries.

Next you will get a letter from the agency advising that the claim was approved for payment of your expenses or denied. In the event the claim was approved, you will be paid and the case will be settled. If the claim is denied by the city agency, you need to go to small claims court within 6 months of the time you were denied your claim. If the agency refuses to reply to your claim in 45 days, it is effectively denied, and you can go to court within 2 years of the date of your claim.

In Small Claims Court, you need to file an SC-100 Plaintiff’s Claim form, pay the filing fee, show your denial letter and proof of mailing. You’ll be given a court date to appear for the case, and you will want the most experienced attorneys possible on your side at that point. This is why you need to call our office immediately, if you are injured in an accident on city grounds, from a city employee, or as a result of the negligence of a city worker or agency.

When you call our law office, you will be connected with an attorney who is familiar with the City of Stockton claims department for filing an injury report. We will help you to file an injury report with the City of Stockton.

Attorneys Specializing in City of Stockton Injury Claim Lawsuits

It is up to you to call an attorney with expertise in lawsuits against the City of Stockton. We offer you attorneys who specialize in this type of claim. We will get you the money you deserve in this situation, when you call our office to work with a lawyer who can sue the City of Stockton for an accident involving:

• Sexual assault by City of Stockton employee
• Assault and battery by a City of Stockton employee
• City of Stockton trip and fall accidents due to raised or defective sidewalks
• Hit by City of Stockton work truck in an accident
• City of Stockton broken sidewalk slip and fall accident claim
• Hit by a City of Stockton vehicle
• City of Stockton van accident
• Tree collapse accidents in City of Stockton
• City of Stockton police shooting accidents

You should call a lawyer with experience in bringing an action against the City of Stockton. In the case that you seek redress, you should call an attorney with expertise in winning cases against the City of Stockton. When you call our office, we offer attorneys who specialize in lawsuits against the City of Stockton. Our firm can give you a lawyer with specialty in personal injuries on City of Stockton property or from the assault of a City of Stockton employee. Give us a call today, we are your #1 resource for lawyers who can help with a lawsuit against the City of Stockton.

Suing City of Stockton for an Accident

Any time that you have questions for us, just call our office to talk to an attorney who can sue the City of Stockton, for any type of an accident that occurs on city property, or was perpetuated by the negligence of a city employee.