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James Stuart McWhorter

James McWhorter, Attorney

Santa Rosa, CA • Serving Sonoma County

(530) 318-8860

No public disciplinary record

About James Stuart McWhorter

James Stuart McWhorter is a California-licensed attorney practicing in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County. Admitted to the State Bar of California in 1972 (Bar #52601) with 54 years of practice. Currently practices at James McWhorter, Attorney.

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Education

  • Law School: USC Law School; Los Angeles CA

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What does it cost to hire a California personal injury attorney?

Most California personal injury attorneys work on contingency — commonly around 33⅓% of a pre-suit settlement and about 40% if a lawsuit is filed. California follows pure comparative negligence, so a recovery is reduced by your share of fault rather than barred. Timeline: a few months for clear-liability settlements; 1–3+ years for cases that go to trial.

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Case duration depends on case type, court calendar, and complexity. Uncontested matters typically resolve in 3-6 months; contested matters with disputes can take 12-24+ months. Your attorney can give you a more specific estimate based on your facts.

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Office Location

James McWhorter, Attorney

James McWhorter, Attorney, 1015 Royal St, Apt A

Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Discipline status

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Verified from State Bar of California records 2026-06-13.

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