Criminal Law

• DUI/DWI
  Cases involving drinking and driving are known by many different names: driving under the influence (DUI), driving while intoxicated (DWI), drunken driving, drunk driving, operating under the influence, drinking and driving, and impaired driving. No matter what your jurisdiction calls drinking and driving it is the act of driving a motor vehicle with blood levels of alcohol in excess of the legal limit. If you or a loved one have been injured by a drunk driver the Los Angeles DUI accident attorneys at Grey Law can help you understand your legal rights.
• Wrongful Death
  The attorneys at Grey Law provide legal advice and courtroom representation for Los Angeles workers and their families in cases involving catastrophic injuries and wrongful death. We handle work related injury claims involving...
• Traffic Violations
  Call the police. Even if nobody was injured in the collision, you should call the police. It’s state law in many areas to inform the police of any accident causing injury or damage exceeding $500. Even a minor injury means you should call the police. If you think the damage to either of your vehicles doesn’t look serious or expensive, you may be wrong. It’s best practice to call the police regardless of your opinions on the damage, and especially if either party was speeding or disobeying other traffic rules.
• Misdemeanors
  If you fail to report it, it will be considered a misdemeanor and may impact your claim for compensation for damages caused by other people involved. At Grey Law have represented and successfully handled cases for our clients. Choosing a lawyer well-versed in wrongful deaths or injuries sustained from watercraft and water sport accidents is vital to winning your claim.
• Assault
• Manslaughter
  A driver who hits a pedestrian with their car usually just faces civil charges, but in cases of gross negligence or intentional malice, they can face criminal charges. Pedestrians usually have no protection around them, so it’s possible a pedestrian can die from their injuries after getting hit. In these cases, the driver can be charged with vehicular manslaughter.
• Hit and Run
  At Grey Law, a qualified Los Angeles hit and run accident lawyer is ready to help you explore your options after a hit and run accident. Some injured individuals believe they have no form of legal recourse, especially if police fail to apprehend the offending driver. After an accident, you may have the ability to file a claim against the person responsible or against a third party. You may also need to hold your own insurance company accountable for paying out a fair amount under your policy terms. Let us help you explore your legal options after a serious hit and run accident.

Employment Law

• Workers Compensation
  It is especially crucial for injured employees to consider all their options before accepting any compensation from the employer. By accepting workers compensation from the company, employees forfeit their right to pursue the matter in court. Workers who are injured on the job have limited time to file a claim, and are therefore encouraged to contact a workplace accident lawyer as soon as possible following an injury. Visit our employment law page for information on employee rights.

Property Law

• Premises Liability
  Our Los Angeles slip and fall lawyers understand that falls are consistently the leading cause of accidents. They account for more than 1 million injuries each year in the United States. Slip and fall accidents fall under the legal category known as premises liability. When property owners fail to keep their buildings, parking lots, and walkways safe and secure, they create a risk of injury.
• Property Damage
  If your accident does not involve injuries or has little if any property damage, police may choose not to come to the scene. If this happens, do not panic, since this is a common occurrence in many situations. Should this happen to you, simply make sure you accurately and thoroughly document the accident yourself. To do so, take photos of any vehicle damage that occurred, get contact and insurance information from other drivers, and speak to witnesses if any were at the scene. Upon gaining this information, turn it over as quickly as possible to your car wreck lawyer at Grey Law.

Immigration Law

• Citizenship and Naturalization

Health Law

• Personal Injury
  An insurer is referred to as a collateral source. There are statutes in place that allow these entities to recover any expenses they have put out when an injured party recovers compensation in a personal injury lawsuit. This, and other case-related expenses, such as your personal injury lawyer and court fees, could impact how much you end up settling your case for in the end.
• Medical Malpractice
  Attorney David Grey has been offering legal services for over 35 years. We’ve proudly recovered millions for clients across Los Angeles and specialize in practice areas, including birth injury and medical malpractice claims. When clients choose our firm, we immediately establish their case to recover total compensation for mothers, their newborns, and family overall. We provide a personalized approach for each client. Whether you need to recover from short-term or long-term complications, we’re here to help!
• Auto Accidents
• Dog Bites
  Dog bites can be physically and emotionally damaging. After a dog bite, injured individuals and family members of those who have died often wonder about their rights. At Grey Law, your local dog bite lawyer in Los Angeles, we understand the complex nature of dog bite cases. We can help you pursue justice while offering the compassionate support you need.
• Slip and Fall Injury
  Unfortunately, slip and fall injuries make up for a large sum of hospital visits each year. Slip and fall injuries can range from minor to serious, depending on the severity of the fall. Here are some common slip and fall injuries that victims can sustain...

Trusts and Estates

• Wills
  Financial abuse or exploitation: Sudden change in finances, altered wills and trusts, unusual bank withdrawals, checks written as “loans” or “gifts,” and loss of property
• Trusts