That is why our firm works on what is called a contingency basis. This means that we do not charge you anything unless we win your case, so you will not have to worry about legal fees to consider on top of all of the other financial obligations you have during this difficult time.
We also offer free phone calls and consultations, because we want to be available to listen to you about your case right away without adding any more financial or emotional stress. We are available to speak over the phone, over the Internet, or in person about your case. We will even make hospital or house calls if you are sick or injured badly enough to keep you from being able to travel to us. We want to accommodate you and to work with you as best we can.
Our lawyers have over sixty years of cumulative legal experience and are ready and waiting to help you with your case so that you can receive the financial compensation you deserve as an accident victim.
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