Our Promise of Transparency
You deserve to know exactly how we work, how we charge, and what happens next. No hidden fees. No legal jargon.
How We Build Serious Cases
We do not "process" files. We prepare every single case as if it will go to trial starting on Day 1.
Insurance companies know which law firms are afraid of the courtroom. We are not one of them. Our reputation for trial readiness is often what forces them to settle for maximum value.
Our 3-Step Investigation Standard
1. Immediate Evidence Preservation
Within hours of being hired, we send preservation letters to stop evidence destruction (black boxes, video, logs).
2. Independent Expert Analysis
We do not rely on the police report. We hire our own accident reconstructionists, medical experts, and life care planners.
3. Mock Trials & Focus Groups
For high-stakes cases, we test our arguments with real community members to see what resonates before we ever enter the courtroom.
Trial Ready Certified
We invest our own capital into your case.
- Dedicated Investigator: Boots on the ground.
- Medical Director Review: Thorough analysis of injuries.
- Digital Reconstruction: 3D animation of the event.
Fees & Costs Explained
We work on a contingency fee basis. This is "The No-Win, No-Fee Promise."
Plain English Fee Agreement
0% Upfront Cost: You pay nothing to start your case.
We Advance All Costs: Filing fees, expert witness retainers, deposition costswe pay these from our firm's operating account.
If We Don't Win, You Owe Nothing: If we do not recover money for you, you do not owe us a penny for our time or the costs we advanced. No exceptions.
Our Fee: We earn a percentage of the final settlement or verdict. This incentivizes us to get you the highest possible recovery.
What To Expect Next
Intake & Triage
You speak with an attorney (not a screener). We confirm we can help and sign documents electronically.
Investigation
We gather records, secure evidence, and build the liability case. This typically takes 30-90 days.
Demand & Litigation
We demand full value. If they refuse, we file a lawsuit and proceed to discovery and trial.