Let’s make the first step smaller.
A 30-minute consultation is $75. The first injury review is free.
Arrange your first meeting.
This is a demonstration. Nothing you enter will be sent or stored. Do not include private details.
Your demo request is complete.
Nothing was sent or stored. On a live site, our office would contact you to arrange a conflict check and meeting.
Before you come in.
Does this form hire you?
No. We first check for conflicts and discuss whether we can help. Representation starts only after we both agree in writing.
What does the first meeting cost?
A 30-minute consultation is $75. The first personal-injury review is free. We confirm the fee when we arrange the meeting.
What if I have a court date soon?
Call us with the date. Do not rely on this demo form for urgent matters, and do not assume we are handling a deadline.
Can we meet by phone?
Yes. Let us know when arranging the consultation. We will explain how to share any documents needed for that meeting.
Where do you work?
We serve Union County and nearby communities, including El Dorado, Smackover, Norphlet, Junction City and Camden. Ask us about a matter outside this area.
Should I send private documents?
No. Begin with your name and contact information. After a conflict check, we will explain a suitable way to share documents.
Your first meeting.
No guessing.
$75 for 30 minutes. A chance to understand your options, without committing to hire us.
Arrange your first meetingCall us
Tell Lena or Micah your name, the type of matter and any court date. No detailed story yet.
A quick conflict check
We check names to make sure we can talk with you. This happens before you share private details.
Thirty minutes together
Meet Sarah or David in the office or by phone. The consultation is $75; the first injury review is free.
Bring what you have
Court papers, a will, a contract or insurance letters. A short list of questions is enough to start.
The fee, in writing
If you want us to act, we set out the work, the fee and who is responsible. You decide whether to proceed.