Rawlins Law Accident & Injury Attorneys
Practice areas.
Ashley Rawlins Esq., A.k.a. Car Crash Ash® | Experience the Ashley Advantage
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- Real, sourced businessContact details from 3 official sources.
- State Bar of California attorney profile ↗License status: Active; admitted 2016, as the State Bar profile showed when we checked. Open the profile for the current record.
- State Bar number publishedState Bar No. 309875, as published on the firm's site. The State Bar profile below is the official record.
- Se habla español (Spanish spoken)The firm's site does not say it serves clients in Spanish. Ask if you need an interpreter.
- Languages spoken, as statedNo languages other than English stated.
- Free consultation statedThe firm's site says the first consultation is free.
- Contingency fee stated“Contingency fee structure: You pay nothing upfront—we only get”, as stated. California requires a contingency fee agreement in writing (Business and Professions Code §6147): read it, including who pays costs.
- 24/7 availability statedThe firm's site says it takes calls 24/7.
- Office locations, as statedOffice locations not stated beyond the address shown.
State Bar record & fees.
- State Bar of California attorney profile
- Open the State Bar profile ↗
- License status
- Active
- Admitted to the State Bar
- 2016
- Public discipline on record
- Not recorded: see the State Bar profile
- State Bar number on the firm’s site
- State Bar No. 309875
- Fee arrangement, as stated
- “Contingency fee structure: You pay nothing upfront—we only get”
- Free consultation
- Stated on the firm’s site
- Languages
- Not stated
The State Bar profile is the official record and may have changed since we checked: open it before you hire. California requires most contingency fee agreements to be in writing (Business and Professions Code §6147); read who pays costs. Deadlines apply to injury claims; ask a lawyer. Firm wording as published: source ↗, checked 2026-11-05.
Before you hire, ask.
Four questions worth asking any personal injury lawyer. A lawyer should answer them plainly, and the fee answers belong in writing.
- Who will handle my case?Ask which lawyer will work on it day to day, then look that lawyer up on the State Bar of California’s attorney search to check the license is Active.
- How is the fee calculated?Ask for the contingency percentage, whether it changes if the case goes to court, and get it in the written agreement California requires for contingency fees.
- Who pays the case costs?Ask whether costs come out before or after the fee, and whether you owe anything for costs if there is no recovery.
- How will we stay in touch?Ask who answers your questions, how quickly, and in which language.
Opening hours.
Published office hours · California time (Pacific)
- Monday
- 12am – 11:59pm
- Tuesday
- 12am – 11:59pm
- Wednesday
- 12am – 11:59pm
- Thursday
- 12am – 11:59pm
- Friday
- 12am – 11:59pm
- Saturday
- 12am – 11:59pm
- Sunday
- 12am – 11:59pm
Office hours as published by the firm. Appointments are arranged with the firm.
Offices.
San Diego, CA 92108
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- carcrashash.com ↗phone, name, address, services, trust, hours, logoUrl · checked 2026-11-05
- apps.calbar.ca.gov ↗trust · checked 2026-11-05
- google.com ↗reviews · checked 2026-11-05
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