Edzant Price LLP.

Edzant Price LLP. Edzant Price LLP. Personal Injury & Lemon Law Attorneys. Representing Clients in Santa Clarita, Los Angeles County, and throughout California

An experienced California lemon law lawyer and personal injury attorney fighting for your rights. Because we are not some "volume" law firm, every client's case is handled with
the utmost care and attention. Most important, our client's telephone calls and concerns are always addressed within 24 hours, eliminating much of our client's anxieties. We pride ourselves on personalized service, and loo

k forward to working with you. If you have purchased a vehicle that has repeatedly been brought back for service for the same or similar repair, or if the dealer simply refuses to repair the vehicle, we encourage you to call us for a free consultation of your rights under California Lemon law. Specializing in:

Lemon Law
Multiple Repairs of:
* Automobiles/Trucks

* Boats
* Motorcycles
* Recreational Vehicle

Dealer Fraud
* Odometer Fraud
* Previous Damage
* Previous Rental Vehicles
* Salvaged Titles
* Undisclosed Lemon

Personal Injury
Injuries Resulting From:
* Auto Accidents
* Motorcycle Accidents
* Pedestrian Accidents
* Bicycle Accidents
* Dog Bites
* Slips & Falls
* Medical Malpractice
* Burn Injuries
* Sexual Battery
* Wrongful Death
* Food Poisoning
* Product Liability

Driving for a Gig Platform? Know When Your Auto Insurance AppliesBy Edzant Price LLP | California Personal Injury Attorn...
08/18/2026

Driving for a Gig Platform? Know When Your Auto Insurance Applies

By Edzant Price LLP | California Personal Injury Attorneys
Do you know that when you drive for a gig platform, there may be times when your personal auto insurance does not apply? Drivers for platforms such as Uber, Lyft, DoorDash and other app-based services may spend part of their day waiting for a request, accepting a ride or delivery, or actively transporting a passenger or making a delivery. Each stage can raise different insurance questions when an accident occurs.

Many gig drivers do not realize that accepting a ride or delivery, or entering a particular phase of the gig work, can affect what insurance coverage is available to them. Unless you have the appropriate coverage, rider or endorsement, your personal auto insurance may not provide coverage during certain phases of your work for the app.

Our client accepted a gig assignment and was driving to pick up the order when, while waiting in traffic, they were hit head-on. They had not picked anything up yet, but the gig app was active.
The other driver was at fault but carried only California minimum insurance limits of 30/60/15, $30,000 per person, $60,000 per accident and $15,000 for property damage.

To our client's surprise, their personal auto policy did not provide coverage for the accident. As a result, they were left paying for the tow and storage of their vehicle, rental expenses and the portion of their auto loan that was not covered by the other driver's property damage limits.

Their injuries were also extensive, and the other driver's insurance limits were quickly exhausted. Because our client's own policy did not provide coverage for the accident, and the gig platform did not provide applicable underinsured motorist coverage under the circumstances of this accident, they were left with medical expenses that could not be recovered from the at-fault driver's insurance.
If you drive for a gig platform and are involved in an accident, do not assume that your everyday auto insurance covers you simply because you have an active policy. Know when your coverage applies and when it does not. Make sure you have the appropriate coverage and limits needed to protect you.

At Edzant Price LLP, we believe informed clients make better decisions. That's why we share these articles. Our goal is to help our community better understand the personal injury process before, during, and after an accident. If you have questions or would like to better understand your options, we're here to help. Call 661-222-9929 or visit www.edzantprice.com.

Take Your Injuries SeriouslyWe always say, “An insurance company is only going to take your injuries as seriously as you...
08/05/2026

Take Your Injuries Seriously
We always say, “An insurance company is only going to take your injuries as seriously as you do.” So, what does that mean?
It means that if you don't seek medical care, follow your doctor's recommendations, or tell your healthcare providers about your symptoms, the insurance company may question how seriously you were injured or whether your injuries were caused by the accident. The best way to protect your health and your claim is to get evaluated and follow through with the care you need.

If you're involved in an automobile accident, your body can take the brunt of the collision. You may not feel it right away, or you may be seriously injured and taken to the hospital by ambulance. Either way, the next step is the same: get the medical attention you need. Don't delay.

Why? Because getting prompt medical care is important for your health. It also creates medical records that may become important if you later decide to seek compensation for your injuries.
Not every injury is obvious after an automobile accident. In fact, it's common for people to walk away from a collision feeling fine, only to wake up the next day with neck pain, back pain, headaches, stiffness, or muscle soreness. On the other hand, injuries like broken bones, deep cuts, or head injuries usually require immediate emergency care.

That's why it's important to get evaluated, even if you think you're "okay." If emergency care isn't necessary, make an appointment with your primary care physician or visit a local urgent care center as soon as possible. Follow your doctor's recommendations and don't ignore new or worsening symptoms. If something doesn't seem right or you're not improving as expected, let your healthcare provider know. It's always better to ask questions than assume your symptoms will go away on their own.

Remember, don't expect anyone else to take your injuries as seriously as you do. If you're unsure what to do next, don't hesitate to ask. That's why we're here.

At Edzant Price LLP, we believe informed clients make better decisions. We share these articles because our goal is to help our community better understand the personal injury process before, during, and after an accident. If you have questions or would like to learn more about your options, we're here to help. Call 661-222-9929 or visit www.edzantprice.com.

We regularly share practical information like this. If you found it helpful, we hope you'll follow the Edzant Price LLP page.

The One Decision After an Accident Most Drivers Never Think AboutMost people know what to do immediately after a car acc...
07/29/2026

The One Decision After an Accident Most Drivers Never Think About

Most people know what to do immediately after a car accident: check for injuries, call 911, exchange information, and take plenty of photos. But there is one decision many drivers overlook.

Where their vehicle is towed.
If your car isn't drivable, most people assume the tow truck at the scene is their only option. In many situations, it isn't. If it's safe and practical, having your vehicle towed to your home instead of a storage yard can make the insurance process easier and may help you avoid unnecessary towing or storage charges.

If you have roadside assistance, call them after calling 911. Whether it's through a membership organization, your insurance company, or a credit card, your towing benefit may cover the cost of taking your vehicle home.

If law enforcement needs the roadway cleared and you can't wait for your roadside assistance provider, ask the tow truck driver if your vehicle can be taken directly to your home. Every accident is different, and there are situations where that isn't possible because of safety concerns, police direction, or the condition of the vehicle.

But when you have a choice, it's worth asking.
Knowing your options before an accident happens can save time, reduce stress, and help you avoid unnecessary expenses.

At Edzant Price LLP, we believe informed clients make better decisions. That's why we share these articles. Our goal is to help our community better understand the personal injury process before, during, and after an accident. If you have questions or would like to better understand your options, we're here to help. Call 661-222-9929 or visit www.edzantprice.com.

The Most Important Auto Coverage You Hope You Never Need: Why UM/UIM MattersImagine you're stopped in traffic when a dis...
07/20/2026

The Most Important Auto Coverage You Hope You Never Need: Why UM/UIM Matters

Imagine you're stopped in traffic when a distracted driver crashes into the back of your car. At first, you think you're okay. But by the next morning, you realize you’re not. A doctor visit turns into physical therapy, medical bills, and missed time from work. Then you discover the driver who caused the accident carried only the minimum liability insurance required by California law. Suddenly, your biggest concern isn't just recovering from your injuries, it’s whether there is enough insurance to cover them at all.

Unfortunately, this happens more often than people realize. Many California drivers carry only the minimum required coverage: $30,000 per person and $60,000 per accident. The person who hits you may have insurance, may have done nothing wrong before that moment, and may still not have enough coverage to pay for the harm caused. Medical expenses, lost wages, and rehabilitation costs can quickly exceed those minimum limits.

That's exactly why Uninsured Motorist (UM) and Underinsured Motorist (UIM) coverage is so important. It helps protect you when the driver who caused the accident has no insurance or not enough insurance to cover your losses. Your bodily injury liability coverage helps pay for injuries you cause to others. UM/UIM coverage helps cover your injuries when another driver is at fault but does not have enough insurance.

In California, your UM/UIM limits generally cannot be higher than your bodily injury liability limits. Selecting UM/UIM limits lower than your bodily injury limits may leave you with less coverage for your own injuries than the coverage you provide to others. Remember, if you choose minimum UM/UIM limits, those limits may not be enough if the at-fault driver also carries only the minimum California liability limits. Choosing higher limits can provide valuable support when serious injuries occur and the other driver’s insurance is not enough to cover your losses.

At Edzant Price LLP, we've seen firsthand how one everyday accident can change a person's life. If you've been injured in an accident or have questions about your insurance coverage, we're here to help.
📞 Free Consultation: (661) 222-9929
🌐 www.edzantprice.com

07/15/2026

🚨 CRASHED WITH A COURIER? YOU MIGHT HAVE $0 COVERAGE. 🚨
At Edzant Price LLP, we regularly see plaintiffs left stranded after collisions with gig economy delivery drivers. Whether they are delivering takeout, bringing groceries, or hauling retail goods, many popular on-demand platforms provide $0 in corporate auto insurance for crashes.

Worse, personal insurance companies routinely deny these claims because the vehicle was used for commercial delivery without a special endorsement.

When app-based service networks decline responsibility, a high Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) policy on your own auto insurance is your only safety net to cover medical bills and vehicle damage.

Protect your family - verify your UM/UIM limits today. If you have already been injured by a gig courier, we can evaluate your accident and policy limits to see if a viable claim can be pursued to secure a recovery.

Edzant Price LLP offers a free, no obligation initial consultation and case review. Visit https://www.edzantprice.com or call 661-222-9929.

Understanding How to Properly Document Your Traffic AccidentIf you are involved in a traffic accident in California, you...
06/25/2026

Understanding How to Properly Document Your Traffic Accident
If you are involved in a traffic accident in California, you might be surprised when responding law enforcement officers hand both drivers an "Information Exchange" card and leave without writing a formal police report. This is a standard and practical procedure for busy departments. When a collision appears to involve only property damage, officers frequently treat it as a civil matter between motorists so they can remain available for urgent emergency calls.

While an information exchange card is a helpful starting point, having an official report is always the preferred way to ensure accurate documentation for your insurance company. Overworked adjusters rely heavily on neutral third-party accounts, and without a formal report, resolving a claim can take significantly longer as insurers work to verify the details of the event. At Edzant Price LLP, we frequently see how a missing police report can complicate an otherwise straightforward insurance claim.

Recently our firm represented a client involved in a very heavy collision. Officers did show up to the scene, but because no one was transported away by an ambulance, they facilitated a quick information exchange and left without writing a formal report. The officers did not write down any bystander witness information, and no one formally documented our client's complaints of pain at the scene.

Even though liability for the crash was entirely clear and eventually accepted by the at fault carrier, the insurance company initially used this lack of documentation to attack our client's credibility. The insurance company argued that our client was not genuinely injured, completely ignoring the fact that family members took them to the emergency room that same evening when the adrenaline wore off. We fought back and ultimately secured justice for our client, but this case highlights exactly how insurance companies exploit these procedural gaps.

If you find yourself in this situation, you can respectfully request a formal report without disrupting the officer's demanding schedule:
Communicate your physical status clearly: If you are experiencing any symptoms like neck stiffness, back pain or dizziness, let the officer know. Documenting physical symptoms often shifts the department protocol toward filing a formal report.

Acknowledge their time constraints: Approach the interaction with a sincerely appreciative attitude regarding their workload. Clearly state that a formal report is needed to ensure accurate documentation for insurance tracking.

Request a dispatch log number: If the officer is simply unable to stay, politely ask for a CAD (Computer-Aided Dispatch) incident number. This takes just a moment for the officer and creates a reliable, unalterable digital footprint showing that law enforcement responded to the scene.

In the event officers must leave without generating a full report, you can take proactive steps to preserve evidence. If safe and appropriate, take clear photos of all vehicle positioning, all vehicle damage, license plates, and road conditions. Before leaving, document the name and contact information of any voluntary on-scene witnesses. You can then visit the responding agency’s local station or website to file a standard citizen's counter report.
Navigating the aftermath of a collision can be overwhelming, but you do not have to handle it alone. Contact Edzant Price LLP for a confidential, no-obligation evaluation to learn your options.

We are delighted to welcome Robin Fink Matthess to Edzant Price LLP as our new Director of Business Development.Robin’s ...
06/15/2026

We are delighted to welcome Robin Fink Matthess to Edzant Price LLP as our new Director of Business Development.

Robin’s journey in the legal field spans more than three decades. At its core, it has always been about people. Whether guiding clients through challenging moments or building lasting professional relationships, she has dedicated her career to creating trust, delivering results, and helping organizations grow with purpose.

Before joining Edzant Price LLP, Robin spent over 30 years with the Law Offices of C. Ray Carlson, where she served as a Senior Negotiator and Operations Manager. She is known not only for her skill in resolving complex cases, but her ability to bring clarity, compassion, and consistency to every interaction. Her work helped shape a culture of excellence and client care that left a lasting impact.

At Edzant Price LLP, a firm recognized for its leadership in Personal Injury and Lemon Law, Robin will focus on expanding partnerships, strengthening client relationships, and supporting the firm’s continued growth. Her approach is both strategic and deeply human, grounded in the belief that strong relationships are the foundation of any lasting success.

Robin earned her bachelor’s degree in liberal arts from California State University, Northridge, where she developed the communication and critical thinking skills that continue to guide her work today.

Outside of the office, Robin’s story is equally rooted in connection. She has been married for 38 years and is the proud mother of two grown sons. An active member of her community, she values giving back, staying involved, and building meaningful relationships
wherever she goes.

If you have ever thought about buying a used vehicle, you're not alone. The savings realized buying used versus new can ...
02/13/2026

If you have ever thought about buying a used vehicle, you're not alone. The savings realized buying used versus new can be substantial making buying used a tempting option. When the used vehicle also has some of the remaining factory warranty, it makes perfect sense to buy used. However, an unknown risk of buying used vehicles is that with few exceptions, the consumer has no lemon law protection.

A true Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) can only be sold by new car dealerships of the same brand. For example, you can buy a CPO Toyota Camry from a Toyota dealership, but you cannot buy a CPO Toyota Camry from a Honda dealership. The CPO is backed by the manufacturer, and the vehicle comes with a factory warranty. These vehicles consist of only about 20% of used vehicles at a new car dealership, so the CPO is considered a premium vehicle. As you would expect, the CPO vehicle also commands a premium sale price. It must be noted that while most used car dealerships advertise their vehicles as, "certified", these vehicles are never considered CPO vehicles for lemon law purposes.

Under California law, only new vehicles are protected under the lemon law. With just two exceptions, used vehicles have no lemon law protection even if the used vehicle is purchased with some of the factory warranty remaining on the vehicle. The exceptions are true CPO vehicles, and dealership courtesy or demonstrator vehicles.

A true Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) can only be sold by new car dealerships of the same brand. For example, you can buy a CPO Toyota Camry from a Toyota dealership, but you cannot buy a CPO Toyota Camry from a Honda dealership. The CPO is backed by the manufacturer, and the vehicle comes with a factory warranty. These vehicles consist of only about 20% of used vehicles at a new car dealership, so the CPO is considered a premium vehicle. As you would expect, the CPO vehicle also commands a premium sale price. It must be noted that while most used car dealerships advertise their vehicles as, "certified," these vehicles are never considered CPO vehicles for lemon law purposes.

Many new car dealerships have vehicles which are provided to a customer while their vehicle is being serviced, commonly referred to as, "courtesy vehicles." These courtesy vehicles are later sold to a consumer by the dealership. Vehicles driven by dealership employees are also sold to consumers. These vehicles, while technically used, are nevertheless considered new because title has never been transferred from the dealership to a consumer. As such, for lemon law purposes, these "used" vehicles are legally considered "new" vehicles thereby affording the consumer full lemon law protection.

Buying used, while financially sound, must be weighed against the risk of winding up with a problematic vehicle without lemon law protection. If buying used remains the preference, the savvy consumer will seek out only CPO vehicles, or dealership courtesy/demonstrator vehicles. Having lemon law protection is the equivalent of buying insurance. You will spend more money for the used vehicle, but the extra cost for lemon law protection always makes financial sense for the added value and security.

Visit https://www.edzantprice.com/ or call us today at 661-222-9929 for a free California Lemon Law case review.

Address

28470 Avenue Stanford, Suite 360
Santa Clarita, CA
91355

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+16612229929

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Edzant Price LLP. posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Featured

Share

Category