Who runs this site
SD Crash Wire operates carcrashsandiego.com. The site gives general information about car crashes in San Diego and San Diego County, and a form that sends a callback request to our partner law firm. These terms take effect on 12 November 2026. By using the site, you accept them and our privacy policy.
Consent to calls and texts
When you tap “Request My Free Callback”, you ask us for a call about your accident, and you confirm that you accept these terms.
You give your express written consent for our partner law firm and SD Crash Wire to call and text the phone number you entered about your accident. The same consent covers the automated assistant, the intake team and any other people or automated systems that call or text for them. These calls and texts may use an automatic telephone dialing system, an artificial, AI or prerecorded voice, or automated text messages. The consent applies to mobile numbers. Calls about your request may be recorded.
Your consent is not a condition of any purchase, and it is not a condition of the free review. Message and data rates may apply. You can withdraw it at any time: tell the caller, reply STOP to a text, or email privacy@carcrashsandiego.com.
You confirm that you own the phone number or have the owner’s permission to use it, and that every answer you gave is true.
SD Crash Wire is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. We pass your request to our partner. No attorney-client relationship begins when you send the form. Our partner decides whether it can help you.
Consent text version: sdcrashwire-ca-crash-review-v2. Effective: 12 November 2026.
General information, not legal advice
SD Crash Wire publishes general information about crashes and injury claims in California. None of it is legal advice, and it cannot stand in for a lawyer who knows the facts of your crash.
Laws, deadlines and court procedures change, and most have exceptions. A deadline printed on this site may not be the deadline that applies to your claim.
Reading the site, sending the form or emailing us does not make you a client of SD Crash Wire or of anyone else. No attorney-client relationship starts that way. Please do not send confidential details beyond the answers the form asks for.
The site also promotes legal services in places, and that content is advertising. We do not promise a particular lawyer, a call at a set time or any result. A result in another person’s case does not predict yours.
If this is an emergency, call 911.
Who can use the site
SD Crash Wire is meant for people aged 18 or over, located in the United States, who need information about a California crash. A request should cover your own accident, or one that you are authorized to report.
Using the site
Use the site lawfully and give true information. Do not scrape the pages or copy them in bulk. Do not send automated, bulk or false requests. Do not try to get past the site’s security or interfere with how it runs.
Our content
SD Crash Wire holds the rights to the text, design and graphics here, or has permission to use them. The crash file uses public data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Reading a page, printing it for personal, non-commercial use and sharing its link are all allowed.
Links to other sites
We link to agencies, courts and other outside sources so you can check a fact where it was published. SD Crash Wire does not control those sites and is not responsible for what they publish or how they work.
Our partner is a separate firm
Our partner law firm is a separate business from SD Crash Wire. Our partner alone is responsible for its calls, its advice and its legal services.
No guarantees and limits on liability
We check our pages with care, but the site is provided “as is” and “as available”. To the extent the law allows, SD Crash Wire gives no warranty that the site is accurate, complete, fit for a particular purpose or free of interruption. We also do not promise that a callback comes at a given time or that our partner will take a case.
To the extent the law allows, SD Crash Wire is not liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential losses, for lost money or data, or for a missed deadline. That applies to loss that comes from using or relying on the site, and to loss from any call or service by our partner or another third party. In total, SD Crash Wire’s liability to you cannot be more than US $100.
These terms leave in place any liability that the law does not let us limit.
Your responsibility
If you misuse the site or send a false request, and someone brings a claim against SD Crash Wire as a result, you agree to cover our reasonable costs of dealing with it.
Disputes
If you have a complaint about the site, email privacy@carcrashsandiego.com first and give us 30 days to settle it informally. California law governs these terms. Any dispute that remains goes to the courts located in California.
General
If a court finds that part of these terms cannot be enforced, the rest still applies. Waiting to enforce a term does not mean that we waive it. These terms and the privacy policy are the whole agreement between you and SD Crash Wire about the site.
Changes and contact
We may change these terms. A request is governed by the version posted here on the day you sent it. Questions go to privacy@carcrashsandiego.com.