Personal Injury Lawyer: John O’Brien
Personal Injury attorney in Elk Grove, California
Free, no-obligation consultation. Most injury lawyers work on contingency — you pay no attorney fee unless they win your case.

About This Firm
EditorialJohn O’Brien serves as Founding and Managing Partner at the Elk Grove office of a personal injury law firm located at 9401 E Stockton Blvd Suite 225, Elk Grove, California. From this Sacramento-area location, he represents injured clients throughout the surrounding communities in matters involving car accidents, bicycle accidents, trucking accidents, and construction site accidents. He also handles wrongful death claims for families who have lost a loved one due to another party’s negligence. His professional involvement includes memberships in the American Association of Justice, the Capitol City Trial Lawyers Association, Consumer Attorneys of California, and the American Board of Trial Advocates, reflecting a strong commitment to advocacy on behalf of injured people.
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Fees & Payment
Most personal injury lawyers offer a free, no-obligation consultation and work on a contingency fee — typically about one-third of a settlement, and you owe no attorney fee if there’s no recovery. Call John O’Brien to confirm the exact fee for your case.
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Location
9401 E Stockton Blvd Suite 225, Elk Grove, CA, 95624
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