After a collision, find a clear next step.

Injured in a car accident? Talk with our firm about the collision, your injuries and insurance questions. We handle car accident matters in Florida and Washington, D.C.

Bring the whole picture into focus.

The circumstances of a collision, the effects of an injury and the information already available all matter. A consultation is a place to put those pieces into context.

The collision
Where it happened, who was involved and what you remember.
The impact
Your injuries and the effects on your work and everyday life.
The open questions
Correspondence you have received and the decisions you are trying to understand.

Start with what you know.

A short account of the accident is enough for an initial inquiry. If a consultation is arranged, you can ask which records would be helpful to have available.

  • The date and location of the collision.
  • A brief account of what happened.
  • The questions you would like to discuss.

Please keep medical records and other sensitive documents out of your initial message.

A few useful answers.

Where does the firm serve clients?

We serve clients in Florida and Washington, D.C. When you contact us, please mention where the incident took place.

What if I am unsure whether I have a case?

You can request a consultation to discuss your circumstances. Whether a claim is possible depends on the facts and the law that applies to it.

How do I find out about fees?

Ask us about the consultation and the fee arrangement for your matter. The terms should be clear before you decide to engage the firm.

Your next step starts with a conversation.

Call the firm or send a consultation request. Tell us what you need help with so our team can consider your inquiry.

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