Tracy, California, is located in the Central Valley area of California, just east of the bay area. Originally established as an agricultural area along the Central Pacific Railroad, Tracy continued to grow and prosper as a city throughout the mid-20th century. In the 1980s, Tracy experienced a growth spurt as a more affordable and less hectic alternative to the Bay Area. As of the 2007 census, Tracy’s population was 82,082. As a result of the continued growth, more companies moved to Tracy as a location for distribution facilities. Tracy is currently home to several distribution facilities and continues to bring in newer industries as hi-tech companies expand from the Silicon Valley.

Frederick J. Sette has been representing clients from Tracy and throughout the Central Valley for more than 15 years. A long time resident of the area, Mr. Sette graduated from the University of the Pacific in 1991, and received his Juris Doctorate from the McGeorge School of Law in 1994 with honors. Since 1994, he has been dedicated to providing quality legal representation to victims of personal injury and wrongful death throughout California. Mr. Sette believes the best results are achieved through open and honest communication. To that end, he emphasizes individualized attention and prides himself in keeping his clients informed throughout each step of their matter. He takes time to get to know his clients at the beginning of each case and to understand the impact the accident or incident has had on their lives. He believes this personalized approach is essential to achieving the best possible results.

Attorney Sette’s civil litigation practice focuses exclusively on personal injury and wrongful death matters arising from all types of motor vehicle accidents, products liability/defective products, slips and falls, dog bites and medical malpractice. Mr. Sette handles a wide range of injury cases ranging from muscle and ligament damage to catastrophic injuries resulting in permanent disabilities.

Directions to our office from Tracy are as follows: Merge onto the I-5 North. After 18 miles, take Exit 476, March Lane. Follow the ramp toward University of Pacific/Delta College. Turn right onto West March Lane. Following this for 2 miles, then turn left onto Claremont Avenue. Our building is on the right.