Free case check · About 2 minutes
Hurt in a car accident that wasn't your fault?
Check your case for free. If it fits, a local injury attorney can tell you what it could be worth.
No cost · No obligation · One attorney, not ten
How it works
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Answer a few questions
Our AI assistant asks a few easy questions about your accident. Just tap to answer. No long forms.
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Check your phone
If your case fits, we text you a code. This keeps your request safe and real.
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Talk to one attorney
One participating attorney in your state calls or texts you. You choose if you want their help.
The insurance company is not on your side
Their job is to pay you as little as they can. An injury attorney works for you. Most work on contingency. That usually means they only get paid if your case gets money.
Every case is different. We can't promise any result or amount.
Good to do now
- See a doctor if you are hurt, and keep going if they tell you to.
- Keep the police report number.
- Save photos of the cars, the scene and your injuries.
- Write down the other driver's insurance details.
- Don't sign anything from an insurance company before you get advice.
Questions
Does this cost anything?
No. Checking your case is free. If an attorney takes your case, they explain their fee first. Most injury attorneys only get paid if your case gets money.
Am I chatting with a real person?
No. The case check is done by an AI assistant. It asks the questions our partner firms need. A real attorney contacts you if your case fits.
Who will see my information?
Only one participating law firm in your state. We don't send your request to a list of firms. See our Privacy Policy for details.
What if the accident was partly my fault?
Say so in the case check. In many states you may still have a case. Rules are different in each state, so an attorney can tell you more.
I already have a lawyer. Can I switch?
Some firms help people who want to switch. Say so in the case check, and we will look for one.
How long do I have?
Each state has a deadline for injury claims. It is often 1 to 3 years. Waiting can make a case harder, so it is smart to ask early.
Find out in about 2 minutes
Free. No obligation. One attorney, not ten.