Hurt in the Tenderloin?
We've Got You.
From the Civic Center grid to Eddy and Ellis Streets to the Hyde corridor — Tenderloin injury cases mix extreme pedestrian density with high vehicle volume on Market and Van Ness.
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What we know about Tenderloin.
The practical details that shape how Tenderloin-area injury cases get built.
Streets & corridors
Eddy, Ellis, Turk, and O'Farrell Streets running east-west, Hyde, Leavenworth, Jones, Taylor, and Mason Streets running north-south, Market Street as the diagonal southern boundary, Van Ness Avenue as the western boundary, and Larkin and Polk Streets through the Polk Gulch.
Precincts & courts
SFPD Tenderloin Station (301 Eddy Street) handles all TL reports. SF Superior Court Civic Center Courthouse (400 McAllister — within the Tenderloin itself).
Landmarks & venues
Civic Center, City Hall, the Asian Art Museum, San Francisco Public Library Main Branch, the Federal Building, UN Plaza, Tenderloin National Forest, the Hyde Street pier-area adjacency
2-year CA window
Most Tenderloin injury claims must be filed within 2 years. Claims against the city, public transit, or any government entity have shorter notice deadlines — typically 6 months under CA Government Tort Claims Act.
How we can help in Tenderloin.
Pick the closest match. We tell you what to do next.
Car Accident
Hit by another driver
→Uber or Lyft Crash
Hurt in an Uber or Lyft
→Slip and Fall
Fell at a store or building
→Bicycle Accident
Hit while riding your bike
→Motorcycle Accident
Hit while riding your motorcycle
→Pedestrian Accident
Hit while walking
→Truck Accident
Hit by a big rig or truck
→Construction Accident
Hurt on a job site
→Medical Malpractice
Hurt by a doctor or hospital
→Products Liability
Hurt by a defective product
→Housing Rights
Landlord trouble
→Discrimination
Treated unfairly at work or housing
→Tenderloin questions, answered.
How much does it cost to hire you?
Nothing up front. We work on contingency — no fee unless we win your case. The first call is free, and you owe nothing to find out whether you have a claim.
How long do I have to file after a Tenderloin accident?
California sets a firm filing deadline, and it starts the day you got hurt. Some claims have much shorter windows. Don't guess — call and we'll tell you exactly where you stand, today.
What's my case worth?
It depends on your injuries, lost income, and who was at fault. We won't quote a number we can't stand behind — but we'll give you a straight read after we hear what happened.
Do I have to go to court?
Most cases settle without a trial. If going to court gets you a better result, we're ready to take it there. Either way, we handle it — you focus on getting better.
Tell us what happened in Tenderloin.
Free case review. We respond same day. No fee unless we win.
The clock started the day you were hurt.
California gives you two years for most injury cases. The sooner we open your file, the more evidence we preserve in Tenderloin.