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BANA LAW, PC

BANA LAW PC is a premier personal injury law firm based in Los Angeles, proudly representing injured clients throughout California for over 22 years. Founded by attorney Ryan Banafshe, our firm is dedicated to helping individuals and families recover physically, financially, and emotionally after serious accidents. We handle a wide range of personal injury matters, including car accidents, trucking collisions, motorcycle crashes, pedestrian injuries, slip and falls, brain injuries, spinal cord trauma, and wrongful death cases. Our mission is to fight for the maximum compensation our clients deserve while providing exceptional service and support every step of the way. We understand the challenges that injury victims face and we pride ourselves on being accessible, responsive, and fully committed to each case we take on. Every client is treated like family, and we approach each case with a combination of legal skill, aggressive strategy, and compassionate care. What makes BANA LAW PC unique is our track record of success and the personalized attention we bring to every case. We have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for our clients and we do not charge any fees unless we win. Our team takes the time to understand each client’s story and fight for the full value of their case, whether through settlement or trial. We have earned recognition from Best Lawyers, Best Law Firms, and The National Trial Lawyers for our excellence in personal injury litigation. At BANA LAW PC, we are more than just lawyers. We are advocates, advisors, and relentless fighters for the injured. If you or a loved one has been harmed due to someone else’s negligence, you can trust our firm to deliver results with integrity, experience, and care. Let us put our decades of experience to work for you.

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A woman slammed her car into a fire hydrant along 166th Street today, shearing it and creating a large geyser of water near the front of the Cerritos . The accident on 166th Street occurred about 1 p.m. when the woman, who reportedly had medical issues, said she had "blacked out" prior to the crash, Deputy Jake Boersma of the  said.  She was transported to <a href="http://lapalmaintercommunityhospital.com/lichstyle/index.shtm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">La Palma Intercommunity Hospital</a> for treatment, the deputy added. City workers on the grounds immediately responded to the scene and quickly turned off the damaged hydrant, according to a witness at the scene. No one else was injured in the accident. Editor's Note: Patch reader Ken Russell alerted us to this crash and also provided us with a photo of the damaged hydrant. We encourage Patch readers to let us know when they see or hear interesting news in the neighborhood. You are our eyes and ears on the street and we always welcome your photos and tips!

A woman slammed her car into a fire hydrant along 166th Street today, shearing it and creating a large geyser of water near the front of the Cerritos .

The accident on 166th Street occurred about 1 p.m. when the woman, who reportedly had medical issues, said she had "blacked out" prior to the crash, Deputy Jake Boersma of the  said.  She was transported to <a href="http://lapalmaintercommunityhospital.com/lichstyle/index.shtm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">La Palma Intercommunity Hospital</a> for treatment, the deputy added.

City workers on the grounds immediately responded to the scene and quickly turned off the damaged hydrant, according to a witness at the scene. No one else was injured in the accident.

Editor's Note: Patch reader Ken Russell alerted us to this crash and also provided us with a photo of the damaged hydrant. We encourage Patch readers to let us know when they see or hear interesting news in the neighborhood. You are our eyes and ears on the street and we always welcome your photos and tips!

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A woman told responding emergency personnel that she "blacked out" prior to hitting the fire hydrant.