Questions

Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee: a set percentage of the money we recover, written into your agreement before we start. If we do not recover money for you, you owe no fee.

We advance those costs. Your agreement explains how they are repaid from a recovery, and what happens if there is none. We go over it line by line before you sign.

Yes. The call, the meeting and our honest view of your claim cost you nothing, and you do not have to hire us afterwards.

In general, Ohio gives you two years from the crash to file an injury lawsuit. Some claims have shorter notice rules, such as claims involving public agencies or your own insurance policy. Do not wait to find out which applies to you.

Many claims settle within a year, after your treatment is done and we know the full harm. Cases that go to court can take longer. We give you an honest estimate once we know the facts.

No. Call early. We can preserve evidence and deal with the insurers while you heal. We usually do not settle until we know how your recovery looks.

Not before you talk to a lawyer. You do not have to give the other driver's insurer a recorded statement, and what you say can be used to cut your claim.

Correct. Ohio is an at-fault state. The driver who caused the crash, and their insurer, are responsible for the harm. Your own coverage can help when their insurance falls short.

Usually your health insurance or medical payments coverage, at first. They may ask to be paid back from a recovery. We negotiate those paybacks to protect what you take home.

A lawyer. Each case has a lawyer who knows it and returns your calls. Lena and our staff help, but you always have a direct line to your lawyer.

Yes. We meet clients at home, in the hospital or in rehab, any day, by appointment.

We handle road injury cases across Central Ohio, including Franklin, Delaware, Licking, Fairfield, Pickaway, Madison and Union counties. Call us about cases elsewhere in Ohio.