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Frederick J. Sette
SETTE LAW, PC
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Biography
For the last two decades, my legal practice has been dedicated solely to representing individuals who have suffered injuries from personal injury accidents. These accidents range from vehicular collisions to other types of incidents, including hazardous products or unsafe property conditions, i.e. trip and fall type cases. The damages I help address include medical expenses, loss of income, and pain and suffering, both suffered to date and future damages.
Practice Area
- Personal Injury
- Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death
Fees
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Free Consultation
call me to talk about your case at no charge. If I can help we'll talk about a contingency fee agreement. -
Contingent Fees
contingency is a fee that's conditional on there being a recovery. No recovery, no fee. Contingency amount is a percentage of the recovery and that percentage is negotiable.
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
- California
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Languages
- English: Spoken, Written
- Spanish: Spoken, Written
Professional Experience
- SETTE LAW, PC
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Education
- University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
- J.D.
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- University of the Pacific
- B.A.
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Awards
- Peer Reviewed
- Martindale-Hubbell Lawyers Service
- A+
- Better Business Bureau
- Accredited Since: 11/15/2010
Professional Associations
- California State Bar # 173569
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- Sacramento Consumer Attorneys
- Member
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- Consumer Attorneys of California
- Member
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- San Joaquin County Bar Associations
- Member
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- Sacramento County Bar Associations
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- American Bar Association
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Frederick J. Sette - Personal Injury Attorney, Car Accident Lawyer
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14 Questions Answered
- Q. Could delayed diagnosis of liver cancer be malpractice?
- A: First and foremost, I am sorry to hear about your father's diagnosis. In regards to your question; yes, delayed diagnosis is often the ground for malpractice actions. More facts would be necessary, and medical malpractice claims are dependent on expert testimony, but based on the facts given my suggestion is that you pursue the claim as it seems to have merit. Best to you and your family.
- Q. Can I take legal action for not being informed about a colon cancer diagnosis in 2021?
- A: As with any case, there is a statute of limitations concern, and with medical malpractice claims that statute can be arguable, a knew-or-should-have-known test. However, your case sounds as if it warrants investigation as a 'delayed diagnosis' case, and this type of scenario is most definately considered to be malpractice. Do not wait or contemplate, contact an attorney with experience in medical negligence claims to discuss in greater detail.
- Q. Does my boyfriend have a case?
- A: And then there is the question of; is there any recourse for the car accident that resulted in his injuries. If you have not obtained a consultation on that, I suggest taking the time to do so. As stated by the other counsel, there are regulations and standards that the facility must comply with. Perhaps contacting an ombudsman would be appropriate as well. My suggestion is to contact a qualified attorney to inquiry into all possible lines of recourse.
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