Auto accidents
Collisions, rear-ends, commercial trucks and rideshare vehicles. Fault is usually contested long before anyone admits it is contested.
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We handle the aftermath. You handle healing.
Insurers move fast after a serious injury, and they do not move in your direction. We take the calls, the paperwork, the adjusters and the deadlines off your hands — and we do not send a bill unless we recover.
By the numbers
- $4.2M
- Largest single recovery
- $310M
- Recovered for clients since 1994
- 30+
- Years trying injury cases
- 96%
- Of accepted cases resolved in the client's favour
Every figure on this page is invented for a product demonstration. No real case, verdict, settlement or client is described here, and past results — real or otherwise — never predict the outcome of a new matter.
Practice areas
Four ways this goes wrong
The facts differ enormously. What they have in common is that somebody else's decision put you in a position you did not choose, and somebody else's insurer is now deciding what that was worth.
Slip and fall
Premises liability in shops, stairwells, parking structures and rented homes. The question is always what the owner knew, and when.
Notice & hazardMedical harm
Missed diagnoses, surgical error and treatment that made things worse. These cases turn on records and on expert review, not on argument.
Records reviewDefective products
Equipment, vehicles and consumer goods that failed the way they were never supposed to fail. Often it has happened to somebody else first.
Preserve the itemHow it works
Three steps, none of them cost you
You tell us what happened
In your own words, in whatever order it comes out. We work out which facts are the legally important ones — that is our job, not yours.
We tell you what it may be worth
A range, not a promise. Severity, treatment, lost work and how clearly fault sits with the other side are what move that range.
We take it from there
If we take the case, the calls stop coming to you. Our fee comes out of the recovery, so a case that recovers nothing costs you nothing.
“The first offer is not an offer. It is a test of whether you know what the case is worth.”
Case review
Tell us what happened
There is no form to decipher and no fields to get wrong. Describe the incident the way you would describe it to a friend — what happened, when, how you have been since. The intake reads it, works out which questions still matter, and asks only those.
Use the See what your case may be worth button in the corner to begin. It takes about two minutes and ends with a value range, not a sales call.
Before you start
- Nothing identifying is asked for — no name, no address, no medical records.
- Rough answers are fine. “A few months ago” is a real answer.
- If another firm already represents you, say so — we will tell you plainly that we cannot step in.
- Using this form does not make anyone your lawyer, and nothing here is legal advice.