Esra Jung, Sunnyvale, CA Personal Injury Attorney
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Esra Jung, Sunnyvale, CA Personal Injury Attorney has helped clients recover over $10 million in compensation over 30 years.
Trial lawyer with 30 years of experience in personal injury, criminal and general law practice. Expertise in legal research and analysis, trial preparation, use of source materials to access nformation, preparing detailed legal written materials, negotiating settlements, conducting discovery, and coordination with clients. Experienced overseeing high-level operations while mentoring junior level staff and advising executive employees
His law firm, The Law Offices of Esra Jung, is staffed by a team of experienced attorneys who understand the unique needs of accident victims and provide representation on a contingency basis, meaning there is no cost to the client unless a settlement or award is won. They offer a free evaluation of accident claims.
Our legal team pursues a wide range of car accident claims, including:
• Head-on collisions
• Rear-end collisions
• Bus accidents
• Truck accidents
• Drunk driver accidents
• Commercial vehicle accidents
We take into consideration that every car accident is unique and under its own circumstances. The more specific details of the wreck you can recall, the stronger your case can become. That’s why the attorneys at our law office make sure to set a time to listen to your story and give you the time to explain in detail. If you are looking for an experienced personal injury attorney in Sunnyvale, call (408) 556-0300 for a free consultation or contact us online.
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