Frederick J. Sette

For the past 20 years all I have done is represent people who have been harmed in a personal injury accident, whether that accident was a car accident or some other sort of incident such as a dangerous condition of a product or someone's property. Harm includes medical bills, loss of income, and pain and suffering.

• 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.

California

Since 1994

SETTE LAW, PC

1998 - Current

University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

J.D.

1994

University of the Pacific

B.A.

1991

Peer Reviewed

Martindale-Hubbell Lawyers Service

2021

A+

Better Business Bureau

2021

Accredited Since: 11/15/2010

California State Bar  # 173569

Member

Current

Sacramento Consumer Attorneys

Member

Current

Consumer Attorneys of California

Member

Current

San Joaquin County Bar Associations

Member

Current

Sacramento County Bar Associations

Member

Current

Q. Does my boyfriend have a case?

September 3, 2024

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.

Q. My wife was involved in a accident. 3 /23.waited for the police report and it determined that the other party was at fau

May 14, 2024

A: that, is an excellent question for your attorney. If you cannot maintain that basic level of communication with him/her, then I suggest having a meeting with said attorney to improve communication. Either it is a coverage issue, i.e. the carrier is claiming driver was excluded, thus the policy was not in effect, or they are contesting liability. Either way, you're going to need to work together with your counsel.

Q. Can I switch lawyers? (early in the case, claim has not been filed yet)

March 12, 2024

A: Maybe you should switch lawyers. Or maybe you shouldn't. Sometimes the client's lack of understanding of the process creates frustration. It is a slow, time consuming ordeal. But, other times the firm is just not responsive and not doing their job. Then it requires a change. Talk with a few attorneys to get the best understanding, then make a decision on who you trust and who you think would be the most accessible. And of course, who you think would do the best job.