Borchard Road
A major east-west corridor with shopping-center entrances, signalized intersections, and regular local traffic.
NEWBURY PARK · THOUSAND OAKS · VENTURA COUNTY
Serious representation. Direct access to your attorney. Alexey Savostyanov personally handles Newbury Park-area personal injury matters from a nearby Westlake Village office.
Free and confidential consultation. No obligation to hire the firm.

Local Newbury Park Guidance
Newbury Park is the westernmost community within the City of Thousand Oaks, with traffic moving through Borchard Road, Wendy Drive, Reino Road, Ventu Park Road, and the 101 Freeway. These corridors combine freeway access, shopping centers, schools, residential neighborhoods, and foothill roads.
For representation throughout the city, learn how Alexey Savostyanov helps clients as a Thousand Oaks personal injury attorney, with direct attorney access and consultations in English or Russian.
A major east-west corridor with shopping-center entrances, signalized intersections, and regular local traffic.
Connects residential neighborhoods and commercial areas, including school-zone activity and frequent turning movements.
An established arterial connecting Newbury Park neighborhoods with the 101 Freeway and nearby commercial areas.
A key freeway access point where merging, lane changes, and commute-hour traffic can complicate collision investigations.
Local Representation
Clients communicate directly with Alexey Savostyanov about the legal issues, evidence, insurance position, and next steps. The nearby Westlake Village office also makes an in-person meeting practical for Newbury Park clients who want one.
After an Accident
Seek evaluation for injuries and follow reasonable treatment recommendations. Early records can help document when symptoms began.
Keep photographs, witness information, insurance correspondence, repair records, and medical documentation related to the incident.
The other driver’s insurer may ask for a recorded statement. Your own policy may impose separate cooperation duties, so review the request before responding.

Your Attorney
Alexey Savostyanov is a California attorney and founder of Savostyanov Law Corporation. He earned an LL.M. from USC Gould School of Law and represents personal injury clients in English and Russian.
For Newbury Park matters, the firm emphasizes direct communication, careful review of liability and insurance issues, and a clear explanation of the options before major litigation decisions are made.
Nearby Communities
Practice Areas
Explore the firm’s primary California personal injury practice areas, or contact Alexey Savostyanov directly to discuss your case.
Representation for people injured in California motor vehicle collisions.
Representation for people injured in dog attacks and bite incidents.
Representation for injuries involving unsafe property conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Newbury Park is a community within the City of Thousand Oaks, and the firm handles personal injury matters throughout the area.
The firm handles car accidents and other personal injury matters, including motorcycle, pedestrian, bicycle, rideshare, premises liability, and wrongful death claims where appropriate.
Yes. Alexey Savostyanov speaks with clients directly and remains responsible for the legal work on the matter.
The consultation is free. Personal injury matters are handled on a contingency fee set out in a written agreement, with case costs addressed separately in that agreement.
Venue depends on the facts and parties involved. Many Newbury Park matters fall within the Ventura County Superior Court system, but the correct venue should be confirmed for the specific case.
Yes. Alexey Savostyanov can discuss the matter directly in English or Russian.
Free Case Review
Call or email the firm for a confidential consultation. Sending a message does not itself create an attorney-client relationship.
Phone: (818) 213-8798
Email: attorney@savostyanovlaw.com
For Thousand Oaks motor-vehicle claims, use the firm’s dedicated Thousand Oaks car accident lawyer resource.