Nothing upfront. Consultations are free, and we work on a contingency fee — you pay nothing unless we win your case. If we do not recover compensation for you, you owe us no attorney's fee.

You will not owe an attorney's fee. We will walk you through exactly how fees and case costs work in writing before you sign anything, so there are no surprises.

No honest attorney can answer that in a first phone call. Value depends on the severity of your injuries, your medical costs, lost income, available insurance coverage, and how fault is assigned under your state's law. What we can tell you in that first call is whether you have a claim worth pursuing.

The deadline — called the statute of limitations — is different in each state we serve, and it is one of the most important reasons not to wait. Missing it can end your claim permanently, regardless of how strong it is. Call us as soon as you can so we can confirm your specific deadline.

Get medical attention, even if you feel fine — some serious injuries do not show symptoms for days. Report the accident, photograph the scene and vehicles if you are able, get contact information for witnesses, and keep every bill and record. Then call us before you give a statement to any insurance company.

Often yes, but the rules differ significantly between Mississippi, Tennessee, and Alabama — and Alabama's are the strictest in the country. This is exactly why you should not discuss fault with an insurance adjuster before speaking to an attorney. A single offhand comment can be used to reduce or defeat your claim.

Car accidents, truck and 18-wheeler collisions, motorcycle accidents, drunk driving crashes, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, workers' compensation and work injuries, premises liability and slip-and-fall, catastrophic and brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, burn injuries, product liability, birth injuries, and wrongful death.

We strongly recommend you do not, at least not before speaking with an attorney. Adjusters are trained to gather statements that limit what the company pays. You are not obligated to give them a recorded statement, and we can handle all communication on your behalf.

Wrongful death claims are brought by specific surviving family members or the estate, and the rules on who has standing differ across Mississippi, Tennessee, and Alabama. We handle these cases with the care they deserve, and the consultation is free and without pressure.