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Tell us what happened.We'll listen.

Whether you were injured through someone else's negligence, your business is caught in a dispute, or you need counsel on an equine or exotic-animal matter, we will help you understand where you stand. Contingency fees are available on qualifying injury matters, and business matters are billed on structures that fit your company. Every consultation is free and confidential.

Send a consultation request

Tell us where to reach you, and an attorney will.

The request goes straight to the firm. Give us your name, the state the matter is in, and the best way to reach you; a sentence or two about what happened helps us prepare for the conversation.

If it is urgent, or a deadline is close, call (205) 498-2448 instead.

State the matter is in
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Sending this form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not include confidential details; a few sentences is enough, and we will go over the rest with you in the consultation.

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What happens when you reach out

  1. 1.

    Call or write

    Tell us briefly what happened and when. A few sentences is enough to start, and the conversation is confidential.

  2. 2.

    Talk it through with an attorney

    We go over where you stand: the deadline that applies, who is responsible, the insurance involved, and what the matter is likely to involve.

  3. 3.

    Decide, with no obligation

    The consultation is free. If you hire us, the fee arrangement is set in writing before any work begins, and contingency is available on qualifying injury matters.

Helpful to have on hand

None of this is needed to call. If you have it, it helps us give you a clearer answer in the first conversation.

  • Anything you received from an insurance company: letters, claim numbers, the adjuster’s name
  • A police, incident, or accident report, if one was made
  • Photographs of the scene, the damage, or the injury
  • Medical bills and the names of the providers who treated you
  • For a business or animal-law matter: the contract, the invoices, and the messages between the parties