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.
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The Dolan Law Firm Advantage
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
What Our Clients Say About Us
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Your Rights When You Are Detained: Do You Really Get A Phone Call?
Detained? No. Arrested and booked? Yes. If a person is “detained,” the police officer is holding a person for a short amount of time. If a reasonable person would not feel free to leave, or police prevent a person they are questioning from leaving, that detention turns in... MORE -
What the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision will mean for LGBTQ employees
Written by: Matt Gramly On Monday June 15, 2020, the United States Supreme Court handed down a decision stating with firmness and clarity that any employer who fires an employee for being gay or transgendered is in violation of the law. The law being violated in that ins... MORE -
Is it legal to shoot video of police?
This week’s question comes from Kimmy who writes: Q: “I have attended recent Black Lives Matter protests to bring awareness to excessive force by Police against African Americans. At the last protest I attended, a police officer blocking an intersection told me to put my ... MORE -
Constitutional rights must balance with need to protect public health
Written by Matt Gramly and Christopher B. Dolan: Does the First Amendment’s “right of the people to peaceably assemble” still apply during a pandemic or to protest marches during a pandemic? The First Amendment to the Bill of Rights as attached to the Constitution of the ... MORE -
Our first amendment right to peacefully protest is sacrosanct
By: Lourdes DeArmas and Christopher Dolan For the past 9 days, in response to the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, people across the US and throughout the world have taken to the streets to demand racial justice and an end to police brutality and ... MORE