If you or someone you love has been wrongfully injured in California, you may significantly benefit from retaining the help of a Modesto personal injury attorney from the Law Offices of Steven A. Fabbro. Not only can the firm offer more than 30 years of legal experience, but they have a proven track record of successful case results to back them up. In fact, Lead Attorney Steven A. Fabbro has a history of taking on large corporations, including insurance companies and product manufacturers, and winning. That being said, you can trust that the firm will settle for nothing less than the level of compensation that you deserve—whether that means that they must negotiate a settlement with the insurance company or take your case to trial.
Having already recovered $300 million in verdicts and settlements on behalf of their clients, it is no surprise that the firm has gained a substantial amount of industry recognition. Not only has Attorney Steven A. Fabbro received an AV® Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell®—which is an honor that is bestowed upon less than 5% of all practicing lawyers in the country—but the firm has even been included in San Francisco's Top Rated Lawyers®. Additionally, Mr. Fabbro has gained membership in numerous associations, including the American Association of Justice, the Consumer Attorneys of California, the Western Trial Lawyers Association and the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association.
He has also been admitted to practice law in the United States Supreme Court, the California Supreme Court, the 6th, 9th and 10th Districts of the United States Court of Appeals and the North District of California. For this reason, you can trust that your case will be in good hands when you turn to the Law Offices of Steven A. Fabbro for assistance. When you take time to contact their Modesto personal injury lawyer, your initial consultation won't cost you a thing—whether you call their office or submit a case evaluation form online. They also work on a contingency fee basis, which means that you won't be expected to pay for your legal services unless the firm is able to favorably resolve your case.