Insurance companies are multi-million dollar businesses that operate for-profit. Your best interest is not their #1 priority. Insurance companies can afford to hire celebrities and athletes for their commercials by settling claims like yours for a fraction of what they are really worth. Do not let the insurance company give you anything less than your claim’s true value. Get a professional to assist you! Hire an attorney!
Attorney Contact: Your primary point of contact with our firm will always be your attorney. To ensure a constant line of communication throughout your case, you will have your attorney’s cell phone number. Whenever something comes up, your attorney is only a call or text away.
Customer Service: We help hundreds of clients each year, but each attorney in our firm has a very small caseload. Your case will not be one among many competing for your attorney’s attention. Each of our attorneys can focus their attention on a small, select group of clients so that each case receives the individual attention it deserves.
Convenience: We are happy to meet at our office or at a location of your choosing. If you prefer, we can meet virtually and discuss your case via Zoom, Skype, or FaceTime.
Competitive Fees: You will never pay us out of your own pocket. We only get paid if you get paid. Many other firms charge a contingency fee as high as 33%. At that price, the attorney fee is often greater than the amount the client receives. We believe that you should get the biggest share of the settlement since you were the one that was injured.
Our firm only charges a 25% contingency fee, and we never accept an attorney fee greater than the amount our client receives.
In short, we offer a better service at a competitive price. Call us today to speak directly to an attorney and schedule your free consultation.
If you have been in an accident, or a family member has been injured or killed in a crash or some other incident, you have many important decisions to make. It is important for you to consider the following:
This information is not intended as a complete description of your legal rights, but as a checklist of some of the important issues, you should consider.