Windsor Troy helped an office worker secure a huge settlement. We obtained a $96,000 settlement for owed overtime wages. We found that our client was being misclassified as an employee. We were able to obtain a favorable settlement and closed this case in 9 months! 
LOS ANGELES, February 26, 2020 – As a result of its unprecedented growth over the last two years, Windsor Troy is proud to announce the hiring of Supervising Attorney Alon Aliav to leads Windsor Troy’s expansion into the legal field of personal injury.
Attorney Alon Aliav, Esq. has recovered more than $10,000,000 in settlements on behalf of his clients fighting against insurance companies, corporations and government entities for injuries and damages his clients sustained in Uber/Lyft collisions, motor vehicle collisions, motorcycle collisions, pedestrian collisions, trucking collisions, slip-and-falls, trip-and-falls, dog attacks, and wrongful death claims. In 2019, Attorney Aliav was recognized by Super Lawyers with his selection as a Southern California rising star.
Shawn F. Matian, founder of Windsor Troy is quoted as saying, “Alon is a motivated and dynamic attorney. His knowledge, experience and keen ability to navigate the law in his field is impressive, and he has yet to scratch the surface of his massive potential. I’m thrilled to not only be able to expand Windsor Troy to include representing high-value personal injury matters but I’m equally as happy to have an attorney like Alon supervise this department. I look forward to Alon’s many contributions to our great law firm.”
Powerful. Passionate. Persistent. Windsor Troy – we are Your Litigators.
Founder and President of Windsor Troy, Shawn F. Matian, Esq., has been a practicing lawyer in California since 2006. Matian has successfully represented many high-profile legal matters. Under the guidance of Matian, Windsor Troy has grown to include a total of 30 full-time associate attorneys and an employee staff upwards of 130.
Windsor Troy is a preeminent plaintiff’s firm that specializes in employment law, class-action litigation, civil rights violations, government misconduct, and catastrophic injury matters. With over 140 employees and 30 attorneys, Windsor Troy is a powerhouse litigation firm. Windsor Troy litigates both state and federal matters nationwide and has multiple offices throughout the State of California. The lawyers at Windsor Troy have garnered massive success for their clients and have been recognized by the legal community for their outstanding work.
Windsor Troy has helped thousands of clients with their immigration and criminal cases by providing excellent legal services. This consistent track record of outstanding work has been notably recognized by the legal community as evidenced by the many awards that have been bestowed upon the firm including: Super Lawyers | Rising Stars; The National Top 100 Trial Lawyers; Lawyers of Distinction Award; Nationally Ranked Top 10 Attorney Award; 10 Best Law Firms Client Satisfaction; and Avvo’s Client Choice Award, amongst other accolades.
Windsor Troy is located at 3701 Wilshire Blvd Suite 210, Los Angeles, California 90010. 2019 welcomed two new locations to serve the Bay Area / Northern California at 111 N. Market Street Suite 888 in San Jose, California 95113 and the Inland Empire in Ontario located at 4200 Concourse St. Ontario, CA 91764. San Diego new office address is 333 H Street Suite 554 in Chula Vista, CA 91910
More information on the firm, its attorneys, and its casework please visit: WindsorTroy.com
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Police officers are sometimes called to the scene of an accident only to discover that the parties have left or that there is not enough information to make a full police report. This unfortunately will make it harder for the innocent driver to create a paper trail that shows exactly what happened and who is at fault. For this reason, it is important to consult with an experienced personal injury attorney right away if you have been injured in a car accident. They will assist you in preserving evidence (including pictures of your damaged vehicle and taking witness statements) as well as getting appropriate medical treatment right away. If you were recently injured in a car accident, contact one of our experienced attorneys immediately for a free consultation and to discuss your options.
Filing a lawsuit is a big step that carries with it many consequences. While the statute of limitations in California for such lawsuits is generally two years, experienced attorneys should get to work on your case right away by giving written notice of your accident claim to the at-fault driver’s insurance. Most auto accident claims are resolved through negotiation with insurance providers before resorting to expensive and time-consuming lawsuits. If you have questions about the timing of a lawsuit and how to protect your rights, please contact one of our experienced attorneys today to discuss your options.
Yes, the two year statute of limitations in California for personal injury applies to property damage.
Statutes of limitation – the time limit that a person has to file a lawsuit before it is too late – can be extended in certain rare circumstances. In California, a child who is injured in an accident will usually have the statute of limitations extended (or “tolled”) until they turn 18 years of age. However, this does not apply to all claims – claims made against government employees or claims involving toxic exposure are not necessarily tolled solely because the victim was a minor.
The statute of limitations may also be tolled if a person did not know, or have reason to know, that they were injured by a particular person or entity. For example, you may quickly realize that you have been seriously injured but may not know the true source of your injury. Generally speaking, California law may toll the statute of limitations until you become aware of information or evidence that points to the responsible party. However, this is not a good reason to delay a claim. The statute of limitations will not be tolled if you knew or had reason to know that another person or entity is liable for your harm. This is why it is crucial that you consult with an experienced attorney so you understand the time limits that may apply and take steps to protect your rights.
A lawsuit is a formal case that has been filed in the appropriate court of law, while a tort claim is usually an informal notice of claim that may trigger an informal resolution without the cost of litigation. Depending on the type of accident or injury, an experienced attorney may resolve claims without the need to initiate a formal lawsuit. For example, most automobile accident claims are resolved prior to a lawsuit by contacting and negotiating with the at-fault driver’s insurance company.
In other circumstances, a tort claim is a necessary first step before filing a lawsuit. For example, suing a government agency will almost always require submitting an informal tort claim first. In California, a person must submit a tort claim within six months in order to preserve their right to sue a government agency – even if their claims are based on a car accident rather than, say, a civil rights claim. Claims against federal employees or agencies also require timely compliance with the Federal Tort Claims Act (“FTCA”) in order to proceed with a lawsuit.
In order to better understand whether a tort claim is appropriate or necessary in your case, it is important that you consult with an experienced civil litigation attorney right away. There may be deadlines or procedural requirements that need to be handled at the outset of your case to make sure that your rights are protected.
