Tell us what happened, properly.

This takes about ten minutes and asks things other forms don't. That is the entire point — the small details are what separate a good match from a coin toss. Nothing you write here reaches any law firm until you read our recommendation and tell us to go ahead.

If you're in a hurry

Answer the first three screens and send it. Time-critical files — an approaching deadline, an offer on the table, a denial letter — get pulled forward the same day. We can fill in the rest on the phone.

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What happened?

Start broad. We will get specific quickly — but the category alone already changes which lawyers can properly hold your file.

Which of these is closest?

A motor vehicle collisionDriver, passenger, motorcycleI was struck while walking or cyclingA fall on someone else’s propertyIce, floors, stairs, parking lotsAn injury at workMedical or hospital care that went wrongA disability insurance claim was denied or cut offA product or piece of equipment failedA family member diedSomething else

When did it happen?

If you are unsure of the exact day, approximate. For denied disability claims, use the date of the denial letter.

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