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Los Angeles Personal Injury Lawyers

Victory Law Group LLP represents injured people and families in California. Contact our Los Angeles office at 1130 South Flower Street, Suite 121 to discuss a vehicle accident, unsafe property condition or wrongful death matter.

Call (213) 422-5061 or request a free initial consultation. Employment law consultations are also available.

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Our Los Angeles Office

Victory Law Group LLP — Los Angeles
1130 South Flower Street, Suite 121
Los Angeles, CA 90015
(213) 422-5061

Planning a visit? Contact the team to confirm an appointment, meeting format and arrival arrangements.

Directions and Transit Access

The Los Angeles office is on South Flower Street. Confirm Suite 121, the building entrance and meeting arrangements with the team before traveling.

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Call (213) 422-5061 to confirm the entrance, current parking options, any parking charges and the route that meets your access needs. Ask about a suitable meeting format if travel is difficult.

Practice Areas We Handle

Start with the type of incident involved. These pages explain the firm’s California personal injury services and what may help the initial discussion:

Explore all personal injury services. For a workplace concern, visit our employment law practice.

Why Work with Our Downtown LA Office

Neighborhoods and Communities We Serve

Victory Law Group handles California matters from its four listed offices. This page provides contact information for the physical Los Angeles office. Ask the team which office or meeting format fits your circumstances.

Other office information: El Segundo, Newhall, Oakland.

Your First Visit: What to Expect

  1. Arrange the conversation. Call (213) 422-5061 to confirm the time, location or meeting format, and who you will speak with.
  2. Prepare a short timeline. Note when and where the incident happened and what you want to understand.
  3. Gather available records. Report numbers, existing photos, insurance letters, bills and treatment dates may help. You can contact the firm before every record is available.
  4. Bring your questions. Ask about next steps, communication, representation terms and the deadlines that may apply.

Read the personal injury case-process guide for practical questions at each stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I schedule an appointment, or can I walk in?

Please contact the Los Angeles team at (213) 422-5061 before traveling so you can confirm an appointment and the appropriate meeting arrangements.

Call (213) 422-5061 for current parking options and any charges near 1130 South Flower Street, Suite 121. Confirm the building entrance and how to reach the suite before your visit.

Please tell the team about your access needs when arranging the visit. Call (213) 422-5061 to confirm the route to the suite, any required assistance and a suitable meeting format.

Ask the team how much time to allow when scheduling. Explain the type of incident and any questions you want covered so the meeting can be arranged appropriately.

Bring records you already have, such as report numbers, photographs, insurance correspondence, medical bills and treatment dates. Ask which documents are needed and how to provide sensitive records. You can request a consultation before your file is complete.

See the case-process guide.

Ask who will conduct the initial conversation, who would handle the matter if representation proceeds and whom to contact for updates. Confirm those arrangements with the team before the meeting.

Contact Our Los Angeles Office

Los Angeles personal injury consultation: call (213) 422-5061 or request a free initial consultation.

1130 South Flower Street, Suite 121, Los Angeles, CA 90015. Contact the team before traveling to confirm the appointment and arrival arrangements.

A consultation request does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship. The firm must review the circumstances before advising on a particular matter.