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Send us the details and we will come back to you. If it is time-sensitive, call Jacob directly rather than using this form.
Enough to tell us whether we can help: what happened and when, the injuries and current treatment status, what insurance you have identified, any limitations or notice deadline you are already aware of, and whether suit has been filed.
Do not send privileged material or your client’s file at this stage. A summary is sufficient for an initial view, and it avoids any question about conflicts before we have run one.
We run a conflicts check first. Assuming it clears, we will come back to you with an initial view: whether we want the case, what we think the issues are, and what arrangement we would propose.
If we do not want it, we will tell you why. That answer is often useful in itself, and it leaves you time to place the matter elsewhere.
Call. Some matters cannot wait for a form: a governmental notice deadline running out, a limitations date days away, or evidence that will be destroyed if a preservation letter is not sent immediately.
Jacob’s number is on this site and he answers it.
A summary of the incident and date, injuries and treatment status, insurance identified, any deadline you know of, and whether suit has been filed. No privileged material until conflicts clear.
We run conflicts first and come back with an initial view. If the matter is time-sensitive, call rather than using the form.
Yes, and we will tell you why, while you still have time to place it elsewhere.
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