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Injury law across Northeast Ohio

Pick what happened to you.

Choose the closest match. Each opens a plain page on what we do and what we will ask of you. The first review is free, and there is no attorney’s fee unless we recover money for you. Case costs are explained in writing before you sign.

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What we take

Four kinds of injury claim, handled by the people who know them

These are the cases we take. For anything else, we will tell you plainly and point you to someone who does.

  • Car crashes

    Rear-end, intersection and rideshare crashes, and the claims with your own insurer when the other driver has none.

    Car crash claims
  • Truck crashes

    Crashes with semis, delivery vans and company vehicles, where the driver, the carrier and its insurer all answer.

    Truck crash claims
  • Medical malpractice

    Harm from a missed diagnosis, a surgical error or the wrong medication, reviewed by a doctor before we file.

    Malpractice claims
  • Wrongful death

    A claim on behalf of a family after a death caused by someone else’s mistake, taken one step at a time.

    Wrongful death claims

The work in numbers

A claim is mostly paperwork. Here is a year of it.

Across three offices, counted in the units we actually work in.

  • 1,240

    Records requests sent

    Hospitals, clinics and therapists

  • 310

    Demand packages mailed

    Each one a binder for an insurer

  • 185

    Claims opened

    After a free review

  • 42

    Complaints filed in court

    When an offer was not fair

Sample figures for one year across the three offices. They count work done, not results.

The first review

The first call can happen from your couch.

A review is a phone call, a video chat or a visit to the nearest office. If you cannot travel, a lawyer comes to you.

  • Bring what you have: photos, a report number, a discharge sheet

  • We say plainly whether we can help, and if not, who can

  • You sign nothing on the first call

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Clients

What people tell us afterward

“I had put off calling anyone for weeks. The review took twenty minutes and nobody asked me for money.”

Marcy D.Car crash client, Akron

“They requested my records and dealt with the adjuster so I could keep my appointments. A text every few weeks told me where things stood.”

Terrence W.Truck crash client, Cleveland

“After my brother died I needed someone to explain the process without hurrying me. That is what I got.”

Joanna P.Family member, Canton

Each client’s case is different. These comments describe one person’s experience and do not predict the result of any other case.

Questions

What to know first

What does it cost to start?

The first review is free. If we take your case, our fee is a share of what we recover, set out in an agreement you sign before we begin. If we recover nothing, you owe no attorney’s fee.

What about case costs?

Costs are the out-of-pocket expenses of a claim: medical records, filing fees, an expert’s report. Your agreement says how they are repaid from a recovery and whether you would owe them if there is none. We read that line with you.

How soon should I call?

As soon as you can. Evidence disappears and memories fade, and the law sets deadlines for filing that differ by type of claim and can be short.

The other driver’s insurer called me. What now?

Stay polite and keep it short. You do not have to give a recorded statement to the other side’s insurer, and it is wise to sign nothing until you have talked to a lawyer.

Will my case go to court?

Most claims settle. If an offer is not fair, we will explain what filing a lawsuit involves, and the decision stays yours.

Offices

Cleveland, Akron and Canton

Walk in, call ahead or ask us to come to you.

See where your claim stands.

Tell us what happened in a few lines. A lawyer from the nearest office reads it and calls you back.

No attorney’s fee unless we recover money for you. Case costs are explained in your written agreement before you sign.