San Francisco Injury Lawyers
Rated San Francisco's Best Injury Lawyer
The award-winning attorneys at the Dolan Law Firm are dedicated to relentlessly representing their clients in the pursuit of justice. Founder and lead trial counsel Chris Dolan has been repeatedly recognized as one of the best personal injury attorneys in the San Francisco Bay Area and California. Chris and the other skilled trial lawyers at the Dolan Law Firm have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for their clients. We are here to serve You. We will evaluate your case for free, confidentially, and with no obligation on your part. We provide each client attentive, individual service of the highest quality. We treat our clients as family. We will work closely with you throughout the legal process. We never charge an hourly fee, and only get paid if we win your case. Please contact us today.Don’t Delay. Contact Us Now.
The Dolan Law Firm Advantage
Outstanding Track Record
When you retain us, you will be represented by one of the premier plaintiffs' law firms in California that has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for its clients.
Real Trial Lawyers
Your attorney will be trial tested and ready. Because defendants know we take cases to trial every year and prevail, we regularly obtain settlements for our clients far above industry averages.
Leaders Among Lawyers
Chris Dolan and firm attorneys serve on the boards of directors of local, state, and national professional associations that promote access to justice and safeguard the rights of the injured and employees.
The Resources To Win
Our substantial financial and technological resources, access to experts, and superior legal skills enable our clients to hold even the most rich and powerful wrongdoers accountable.
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This week’s question comes from Danny T., who asks: Q: “I work in construction and a lot of times I work outside in the heat and cold. Other times, when I am in the shack doing paperwork, they keep it way too hot, like 80 degrees. Are there rules about this that I should ...
Posted: June 21, 2019
This week’s question coincides with baseball season, which is the perfect time of year for me to remind readers of an important legal issue relating to their enjoyment of America’s pastime: Q: “Who is responsible if someone gets hit with a line drive, foul ball or broken ...
Posted: June 13, 2019
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CLAIM FILED AGAINST U.S. GOVERNMENT FOR TRANSGENDER IMMIGRANT’S DEATH PRESS CONFERENCE: June 12, 2019, 1:00 p.m., Dolan Law Firm, 1438 Market Street, San Francisco, CA. On June 11, 2019, the family of Johana Medina Leon filed a claim against the Imm...
Posted: June 12, 2019
This week’s question comes from Aimee F. in Seacliff, who asks, Q: “I read in last week’s paper that Amazon and other companies are developing robots which will be delivering packages door to door. They look like big ice-chests on wheels. This makes me concerned. My elder...
Posted: June 07, 2019
This week’s question comes from a concerned parent in south Marin, who asks, Q: “My daughter and four roommates have lived in a two-bedroom apartment in San Francisco for the past two years. When they first moved in, they agreed with the landlord that they would be billed...
Posted: May 30, 2019
This week’s question comes from Jim J. in the Excelsior, who asks: Q: “My neighbor died. She was such a nice lady. I miss her and I also miss how she used to care for her yard. Her son inherited the place, he was never any good to her and was always trouble growing up. He...
Posted: May 22, 2019
This week’s question comes from Anthony T. in Bernal Heights, who asks: Q: “I am a skateboarder, not a criminal! I use my skateboard as a way of getting around because Uber is expensive, because busses are slow and I live on a hill. It’s fun and good for the environment, ...
Posted: May 14, 2019
Posted: May 10, 2019
This week’s column is about personal mobility devices: bikes, scooters and other transportation products available for rent through apps, and which we see littered around the Bay Area. In this column, I will answer a reader’s question and share information I have gathered...
Posted: May 02, 2019
This week’s question comes from Candice in San Leandro, who asks: Q: I am a new mom and plan to return to work at a marketing firm in San Francisco next month. Fortunately, my mother-in-law will be able to take care of my baby most of the time, but she has to leave at 4:3...
Posted: April 25, 2019