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Bakersfield Personal Injury Lawyers

Kern County trial lawyers for trucking, oilfield, agricultural, and highway catastrophic injury claims.

Our Bakersfield office sits in Tower B on California Avenue, minutes from the Kern County Superior Court. We represent families across Kern County in commercial trucking collisions, oilfield and agricultural equipment injuries, and high-speed crashes on Highway 99, Interstate 5, and the 58.

Kern County juries expect preparation and straight talk. Our partners bring big-verdict resources to Bakersfield claims while handling the case locally, with home and hospital visits anywhere in the county.

Courts we appear in

  • Kern County Superior Court
  • Metropolitan Justice Center
  • Delano Branch

Areas served

  • Downtown Bakersfield
  • Oildale
  • Shafter
  • Delano
  • Taft
  • Tehachapi
  • Wasco
  • Ridgecrest

Local questions

Do you handle oilfield and agricultural injury cases in Kern County?
Yes. Oilfield equipment failures, agricultural machinery injuries, and third-party contractor negligence are a major part of our Bakersfield practice, often alongside a workers' compensation claim handled separately.
Where are Bakersfield injury cases heard?
Kern County Superior Court, minutes from our California Avenue office. Local juries and local judges are a real factor in valuation, and we prepare each case with that in mind.
What if the crash happened on Highway 99 or Interstate 5?
Trucking collisions on the 99, I-5, and Highway 58 require immediate preservation of the truck's ECM data, driver logs, and carrier records. We send spoliation letters within days of being retained.
Is there a fee to speak with a Bakersfield attorney?
No. Consultations are free and confidential, and there is no attorney's fee unless we recover for you.

4900 California Ave, Tower B, 2nd Floor, Bakersfield, CA 93309

661.704.4009

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