How It Works
A Fresh Look.
A Considered Next Step
You can ask us to look at an injury matter another lawyer declined. Start with a short account of what happened, even if you do not know why the first firm said no.
- Free Initial Review
- No Obligation to Hire
Tell Us What Happened
Share a short account of your physical injury, the state where it happened, and the approximate date. Tell us that another attorney declined the matter and what they said, if you know.
Basic facts are enough to start. Keep medical records, identification numbers, and sensitive documents out of the form.
We Consider the Facts
We consider whether your matter fits our practice. That includes the available evidence, applicable law, deadlines, location, and how the injury has affected you.
We do not provide explanations for decisions to decline a matter.
Discuss a Possible Next Step
If your matter appears to fit, we may contact you for more information or to discuss possible representation or a referral.
The initial review considers the information you provide. Any investigation or expert assessment is a separate step. Representation requires a separate agreement with a law firm.
Before You Reach Out
A Few Things
to Keep in Mind
Is the Initial Review Free?
Yes. Our initial review is free, and you have no obligation to hire us.
Who Is This Service For?
People with physical injuries whose matters another attorney declined before representation began. If you already have a lawyer, or your case was dismissed or settled, those circumstances require separate legal advice.
Does a Second Review Mean I Have a Case?
No. Another firm may assess the same facts differently, but a second review can also reach the same conclusion. A viable claim depends on the evidence and the law, among other factors.
Should I Wait If There May Be a Deadline?
No. Requesting a review does not pause any legal deadline. Contact a qualified lawyer promptly about filing deadlines and any separate notice requirements. Do not wait for our response.