Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

No, you need to file in San Bernardino county unless the defendant resides in your county. We can help please call for a free consultation. I need more info. What was the date of accident? What are your injuries? Are you still treating? What was the amount of your property damage? No worries, we can help.

San Bernardino court system. The statute of limitations is more than likely two years in your case so it is not pressing to file. Good luck.

No. It must be filed in the county where it occurred.

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As stated by the other lawyers you are required to file in the jurisdiction (San Bernardino County Superior Court) where the accident occurred. However, the that court has more than one court location including downtown and Rancho Cucamonga, so it depends on which area your accident occurred in the county. You don't indicate whether or not you were injured or if this only involves property damage and perhaps a rental car expense. If you were not injured and had collision coverage you may wish to have your car repaired in the Santa Cruze area through either you own insurance policy and let it recover their out of pocket expense and your deductible or go to an approved body shop through the other driver's insurance, (if that driver was insured), assuming that carrier has accepted liability on behalf of its insured. Hope this helps.