Mar 3, 2023
March 03, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Benjamin Charchian and his team of personal injury attorneys at Big Ben Lawyers are helping Californians get compensated for the injuries caused by another person’s fault.
The law firm represents clients in a wide range of personal injury cases including wrongful death lawsuits, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, truck and big rig accidents, car accidents, rideshare accidents, pedestrian accidents, slip and fall accidents, injuries on city property, animal attacks and dog bites, bus and metro accidents, brain injuries, sexual abuse, sexual harassment, bullying, Lyft accidents, Uber accidents, and more.

Benjamin Charchian talks about what makes Big Ben Lawyers one of the top personal injury law firms in Southern California by saying, “It pains me to see lives being upended by the callous actions of those who should have known or done better. Accidental injuries not only put victims on the hook for hundreds of thousands in medical debt but may also impact their quality of life for years to come. The work that I and my team here at Big Ben Lawyers do ensures that my clients don’t have to go through that pain and suffering without being rightfully compensated. I have made it my life’s mission to look out for those who come to me for justice when they have no one else to turn to.”
Founded in 2005, Big Ben Lawyers has a long history of defending individuals whose lives were put at risk by the negligent actions of others. To date, the law firm has recovered over $50 million for its clients. Some of its recent victories include being awarded $5.7 million in a defective product lawsuit, $3.5 million in a pedestrian vs auto accident case, $3.1 million in a motorcycle vs auto accident case, $1 million in a wrongful death lawsuit, and more.
The law firm has a long list of professional distinctions such as inclusion in the National Trial Lawyers Top 100, recognition by SuperLawyers every year from 2014 to 2023, being rated among the top 2.5% of accident lawyers in Southern California by Thompson Reuters, being named Litigator of the Year by The American Institute of Trial Lawyers, and more. The California personal injury attorney has also had the personal honor of winning the Super Lawyer award from Los Angeles Magazine for seven years.
Big Ben Lawyers has received enormous praise from clients who say the attorneys at the firm made them feel heard and treated them like family all the way through. The law firm does not charge clients until it secures a victory for them and, while the case is under deliberation, ensures that they get the best medical care and their vehicles are repaired. Due to its client-centric approach to personal injury lawsuits, the law firm has a perfect overall rating of 5.0 out of 5.0 on its Google Business Profile.
A recent review says, “I went to Big Ben Lawyers on a recommendation and to be honest, I haven’t been disappointed. The staff is friendly and professional while also keeping me informed on any updates pertaining to my car accident at every step. Not only that Big Ben and the staff took care of me but they also fought hard to get what I was owed and for that my family and I are grateful. I will be recommending Big Ben to all my co-workers, friends, and family! Thank you, guys, so much :) One of the best car accident and personal injury lawyers!!”
Another client recounts their experience by saying, “Benjamin Charchian is an amazing attorney and helped us with our car accident. I called his office and his staff took care of everything for us. When I received my settlement check I was in tears! If you are looking for a car accident attorney, I highly recommend Ben.”
Readers can contact Big Ben Lawyers in California at (818) 423-4878 for a free consultation. The law firm has offices in Glendale, Fresno, Ontario, Riverside, Sacramento, and San Bernadino.
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Big Ben Lawyers
Benjamin Charchian
(818) 423-4878
[email protected]
Big Ben Lawyers
144 N Glendale Ave. Suite 250
Glendale, CA 91206
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