The firm represents clients injured in electric scooter accidents, including incidents involving collisions with vehicles, sidewalk incidents, and matters where a faulty scooter or component may have contributed to the injury. Each case is handled with a strategy tailored to the specific facts of the matter.

Yes. Many scooter accident claims are resolved through settlement negotiations with insurers. The firm pursues settlement when that path serves the client’s interests, and is prepared to file suit and litigate when settlement does not produce a fair outcome under the facts of the case.

Case durations vary based on injury severity, insurance responses, and evidence gathering. Simple claims may settle in months, while complex cases can take longer. The firm keeps clients informed at every stage and pursues resolution as the facts of the case allow.

California Vehicle Code Sections 21229-21235 govern the operation of motorized scooters, including provisions on sidewalk operation, helmet requirements for riders under 18, and bicycle path usage. Many cities (including Los Angeles, San Francisco, and others) have additional local ordinances governing shared scooter programs. When a shared scooter is involved, multiple potentially responsible parties may include the scooter company, other drivers, and property owners. The firm evaluates each case under this framework.

Attorney Jilber S. Jamgochyan has been representing personal injury victims in California since 1991, including clients injured in electric scooter accidents. He brings more than three decades of experience, a client-centered approach, and bilingual service in Armenian and Turkish. Every client works directly with him from intake through resolution.