Where does it stand right now?
Useful to include: where and when it happened, what was injured, how treatment is going, whether you have missed work, and any claim or insurance details you have. Nobody expects a complete file. One thing though. Hold back anything confidential or time-critical until we have actually confirmed an attorney-client relationship, because an email is not private until then.
Book an available consultation time.
Choose an available date and time, then complete the booking here. If you have photos, reports, insurance information, medical records, or correspondence already available, keep them together for the conversation; they do not all need to be uploaded in advance.
Bring what you have. The first call is mostly about finding what is missing.
The date, the exact spot, how it happened, and any report or claim number you were given.
Photos, video, insurance information, treatment details, bills, work-loss information, and important correspondence.
If a deadline, government agency, evidence-preservation issue, or insurer request is worrying you, flag it during the first conversation.