Is the consultation free?
Yes. The initial consultation is free. If the office takes your case, there is no attorney fee unless we recover compensation. Case costs and the terms of a representation agreement are separate questions; ask the office to explain the proposed arrangement.
Do I need all the records first?
No. A first inquiry can begin with the basic circumstances and your contact information. Tell the office which reports or records you have and which are missing. Avoid sending confidential documents or detailed medical records through the website request.
Can a family member make the first call?
Yes, a family member can inquire and describe the situation. Explain your relationship, who was injured, and how the office can reach the person involved. Whether someone can act or make decisions for another person requires separate consideration.
What kinds of cases does the office handle?
Jason’s practice focuses on serious personal injury and wrongful death. The injury guides describe vehicle, aviation, worksite, fall, animal attack, abuse, and life-changing injury situations. A category is a starting point for information, rather than a promise that a case will be accepted.
Will my case settle or go to trial?
That depends on the facts, evidence, parties, and decisions made as a case develops. There is no guaranteed result or standard timeline. Ask the office to explain the available choices and what would affect them in your situation.
What happens after an online request?
The request goes to the office for review and follow-up during business hours. Make sure your contact details are accurate. An online request is not legal advice or an agreement to represent you. For an immediate emergency, contact emergency services rather than waiting for a website response.