Four steps, about sixty seconds of your time to start, and no cost at any point. Here is exactly what happens after you send the form — including the parts people worry about.
Four short screens: what happened and when, how badly you were hurt, who was responsible, and where to reach you. No documents to upload and nothing to dig out.
Usually the same day. They go through your answers, ask a few follow-ups, and tell you whether there appears to be a claim. If there isn’t, they say so.
One firm, licensed in your state, that handles your type of claim. Not a list, and not a panel of buyers — a single introduction.
The firm gives you a free consultation and a fee agreement in writing. You are under no obligation to sign it, and nothing has cost you anything up to that point.
Nothing, at any stage. There is no charge to use the form, no charge to speak to a specialist, and no charge to be introduced to a firm. The lawyers in our network work on contingency — an agreed percentage of what they recover, typically in the region of a third, and no attorney fee at all if they recover nothing.
We are paid by those firms when they take on a case we refer. That does not change your fee agreement and it does not add anything to your costs. The full explanation is here.
Your answers go to the claim specialist who reviews them, and then to the one law firm we introduce you to. We do not sell your details to a panel of buyers.
By submitting the form you agree that we and the firm we match you with may contact you at the number you provide, including by automated means and prerecorded messages. Consent is not a condition of any service, and you can withdraw it at any time by telling us. Message and data rates may apply. Full privacy policy.
Submitting the form does not create an attorney-client relationship. That begins only when you sign an agreement with a firm. It does not start a lawsuit, it does not stop your state’s filing deadline from running, and it does not oblige you to hire anyone who contacts you.
It is also not legal advice. A claim specialist is not a lawyer and will not tell you what your case is worth. What they can do is establish whether there is something worth a lawyer’s time and put you in front of one quickly, which for most people is the part that is hard to do alone.
Sooner is better, for two separate reasons. The first is your state’s filing deadline, which is commonly two or three years but can be as little as one, and only months where a government body is involved.
The second is evidence, and it moves much faster than the legal deadline. CCTV in shops and car parks is typically overwritten within one to four weeks. Doorbell and dashcam footage lasts days. A commercial carrier’s driver logs and vehicle data sit on retention schedules measured in months. None of it is preserved because an accident happened — it is preserved because somebody asked in writing before the loop came round.
Every attorney we refer works on contingency.
Your details go only to the firm we introduce.
Lawyers admitted where you were actually hurt.
Answer a few quick questions and a claim specialist will call you back — free, confidential and with no obligation to hire anyone.
Free and confidential. Submitting this does not create an attorney-client relationship.
A claim specialist will review your answers and call the number you gave us. If there looks to be a claim, they will introduce you to a lawyer licensed in your state who handles your type of case — free, and with no obligation.
Call 800-589-3204