Frequently asked questions
What people usually want to know about a case review before they send us anything.
We help people with legal problems in twelve practice areas, from injuries and problems at work to family, money, criminal and immigration matters. It starts with a direct case review: you tell us what happened, an attorney who handles that kind of matter reviews it, and our legal team contacts you to talk through your options.
No. Requesting a case review costs nothing, and there is no obligation to go further. If you decide to go further, how fees and costs would work is explained before you agree to anything.
The twelve areas on our Practice areas page: personal injury, car and truck accidents, workers’ compensation, medical malpractice, employment, family law and divorce, bankruptcy and debt relief, Social Security disability, estate planning and probate, criminal defense, immigration, and real estate and landlord-tenant matters.
No. Most people don’t. Describe what happened in your own words and choose “Other / Not sure” if nothing fits. The attorney reviewing your request will work out which area of law it falls under.
An attorney who handles that type of matter. They look at what happened, when and where it happened, and what you hope to achieve, so that the conversation with you can be about your options.
A member of our legal team, using the contact method you chose on the form: a phone call or an email.
We follow up promptly, during business hours (Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Eastern). If a deadline may be close, say so in your request, or call us at (855) 924-0311.
No. You decide whether to go further, and you can stop at any point. Nothing on this site commits you to anything.
Call us at (855) 924-0311. Requesting a case review does not stop any legal deadline. If you can’t reach us, your state bar’s lawyer referral service can help you find an attorney. In an emergency, call 911.
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