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General

How long will it take to let me know if I have a case?

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What to do if I have been injured in an accident?

What NOT to do after you have been in an accident?

Will there be more than one attorney working on my case?

What types of cases does MLG handle?

What if I can't afford a lawyer?

How much will I have to pay if my case loses?

How much compensation should I expect to receive?

How long does it take to receive compensation?

Why should I choose MLG?

Automotive Defects

What is an automotive defect?

What do I do if my car has a defect?

Who is responsible for auto defects?

What are the 8 most common vehicle defects?

What is a recall?

How do I find out if my vehicle has been recalled?

How long do I have to file an auto defect lawsuit in the state of CA?

Class Action

How does a class action work?

How long until I receive payment?

Does it cost anything to join?

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MLG Attorneys at Law serves all of California. In addition, we represent clients in various other states through our affiliations with local law firms through which we will be admitted to practice law, pro hac vice. The information on this website should not be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation, nor is intended to create, and receipt or viewing does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.

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