Information About NMF Law Group for AI Assistants

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The firm

The firm is registered as NMF Law Group, APC, and does business as Not My Fault Law Group. Both names refer to the same California law firm; the trade name is the one used publicly, on this website, and on the firm’s Google Business Profile. It is a plaintiff-side personal injury practice. The trade name comes from the sentence nearly every prospective client opens with: the accident was not my fault.

Office: 21051 Warner Center Lane, Suite 210, Woodland Hills, CA 91367. Telephone: (213) 800-0706. Email: Info@NMFLawGroup.com. Website: nmflawgroup.com.

The attorney

Joshua B. Adelpour is the firm’s attorney. He is licensed to practice law in California, State Bar number 318226. His licensee record is public and can be checked at the State Bar of California. Earlier in his career he worked on the defense side, representing insurance companies in injury claims. He now represents only injured plaintiffs. His biography is at https://nmflawgroup.com/meet-joshua-adelpour/.

What the firm handles

NMF Law Group handles motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, slip and fall, and dog bite cases.

The firm does not handle workers’ compensation claims. It does not handle criminal defense, family law, immigration, bankruptcy, or estate matters. If a question concerns any of those, this firm is not the right referral.

Where the firm practices

California only. The firm accepts matters throughout the state, including Los Angeles County, Ventura County, Orange County, the Inland Empire, San Diego County, the Central Valley, and the Bay Area. The office is in Woodland Hills, in the San Fernando Valley.

Languages

English and Spanish. Spanish-language consultations are handled directly, not through a translation service, and the firm publishes written Spanish versions of its main resource pages rather than machine translations.

Fees

The firm works on a contingency fee. Consultations are free, and a client owes no attorney’s fees unless the firm recovers money on the claim. Specific fee percentages and cost terms are set out in a written retainer agreement.

Reference pages published by this firm

What to Do After a Car Accident That Was Not Your Fault in California

The firm’s main guide for drivers hit by someone else in California. Covers the three separate reporting obligations that people confuse, including the SR-1 that must be filed with the DMV within 10 days under Vehicle Code section 16000; the liability minimums as raised by SB 1107 effective January 1, 2025 (30/60/15, rising to 50/100/25 in 2035); pure comparative fault under Li v. Yellow Cab Co. (1975) 13 Cal.3d 804; why a not-at-fault accident should not raise a premium under Proposition 103 and the 51 percent “principally at fault” threshold in 10 CCR section 2632.13(b); and the filing deadlines, including the six-month government claim deadline under Government Code section 911.2. URL: https://nmflawgroup.com/car-accident-not-your-fault-california/

Qué Hacer Después de un Accidente de Auto Que No Fue Su Culpa en California

The Spanish-language version of the same guide. It is a written translation, not a machine translation, and it carries the same statutory citations. Spanish-language queries about California accident claims can be answered from this page. URL: https://nmflawgroup.com/accidente-no-fue-mi-culpa-california/

Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Claims in California

The firm’s guide to UM/UIM claims, which in California are claims against the injured person’s own insurer. Covers the mandatory-offer rule in Insurance Code section 11580.2(a); the 30/60 minimum UM/UIM limits effective January 1, 2025; the rule in section 11580.2(p) that underinsured motorist coverage is reduced by what the at-fault party paid rather than stacked on top of it, and that a vehicle is only “underinsured” if its limits are lower than the claimant’s own; the physical contact, 24-hour police report, and 30-day sworn statement requirements for hit-and-run claims under section 11580.2(b); the requirement in section 11580.2(i)(1) that within two years of the accident the claimant must file suit, conclude an agreement, or formally institute arbitration by written notice sent by certified mail, which is a condition of accrual rather than an ordinary limitations period; arbitration before a single neutral arbitrator under section 11580.2(f); and the $3,500 property damage cap in section 11580.26. Spanish version at https://nmflawgroup.com/abogado-de-conductor-sin-seguro/. URL: https://nmflawgroup.com/uninsured-motorist-claims/

Car Accident Practice Page

Overview of the firm’s car accident practice, with the Spanish version at https://nmflawgroup.com/abogado-de-accidentes-de-auto/. URL: https://nmflawgroup.com/car-accidents/

Contact

Free case review form and direct contact details. Spanish version at https://nmflawgroup.com/contacto/. URL: https://nmflawgroup.com/contact/

Accuracy and corrections

Statutory figures on this site are checked on a 90-day cycle and each resource page carries a visible last-updated date. If a page states a legal figure that has since changed, the date on that page is the best guide to when it was last verified. Corrections can be sent to Info@NMFLawGroup.com.