If treatment you received in Pasadena left you worse off than it should have, you deserve a straight answer about whether the care fell short. Contact us for a free review of your case. Our team handles Los Angeles County medical malpractice claims.
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Claim it before someone else doesPasadena is a city where a lot of care happens fast. Someone hurt on the Foothill Freeway or along Colorado Boulevard is often in an emergency room within the hour, and in 2025 alone, 1,333 people were injured in collisions inside the city limits. Most received the care they needed. A few did not. When a Pasadena doctor, nurse, surgeon, or facility falls below the accepted standard of care and that lapse causes real harm, California law gives you a path forward, but it is a narrow one. The Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act, known as MICRA, shapes every step: how long you have to act, what notice must be sent before filing, how much can be recovered for pain and suffering, and what kind of proof is required. We're here to make the first step simple. Tell us what happened, and we'll review your records honestly, including telling you if a claim isn't there.
California generally allows one year from the date you discovered the injury, and never more than three years from when it happened, plus a 90-day notice to the provider before any suit is filed. An early consultation protects those dates.
Nearly every California malpractice claim needs a qualified medical expert to explain how the standard of care was breached. We know how to obtain that review before committing you to a long fight.
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MICRA limits non-economic damages, though the limit rises each year, and a poor result by itself is not malpractice. You'll get a candid read on both points rather than a sales pitch.
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