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Injured in New York? Know Your Case in 90 Seconds.

Answer a few questions and get a real answer.

  • ✅ 90-second screen
  • ✅ Reviewed by a New York attorney
  • ✅ Confidential — never sold
  • ✅ Straight answer either way

Contacting this firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. None exists until a written retainer is signed by both you and the attorney.

Free Case Review

Step 1 · about 90 seconds

Why start here

A straight answer first, then a lawyer — in one sitting

Most firms make you call, wait for a callback, then come in. This compresses that into one session on your phone, and it tells you when the answer is no.

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Answer in 90 seconds

The screen runs your facts against the actual New York deadlines and rules for your matter before anyone calls you.

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A real attorney behind it

Every submission is reviewed by a licensed New York attorney. Nothing is auto-accepted and nothing is sold to a lead broker.

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The number before you commit

Fees are quoted in writing before you agree to anything.

What this screen checks

The things that actually decide your matter

Not a contact form. These are the specific rules and deadlines the screen runs your answers against.

How it works

Three steps, one sitting

Answer the screen

A short set of questions built for your specific matter. You get a real assessment — including when the answer is that you do not have a viable case.

See the terms

Scope and fee in writing before you commit. For contingency matters, the full retainer is on screen before you sign anything.

Work starts

Deadlines calendared, preservation letters out, the other side put on notice. You get a reference number and a direct line.

Also handled here

Other matters

Each one has its own screen built around the rules that actually govern it.

Straight answers

Questions people actually ask

Is this a lawyer, or a lead service?
A law firm. Submissions go to a licensed New York attorney and are treated as confidential prospective-client information under Rule of Professional Conduct 1.18. Your information is not sold, rented or brokered to third-party lead buyers. Matters outside New York are referred to counsel admitted there, with your advance written consent under Rule 1.5(g), and that referral never increases your total fee.
What does it cost?
It depends on the matter. Injury and workers' compensation cases are contingent — no recovery, no attorney's fee, and case expenses are not billed to you if there is no recovery. Closings, estate planning, criminal defense and most transactional work are flat fee, quoted in writing before you commit. New York caps contingent fees in injury matters under 22 NYCRR §691.20 and §603.25, and medical malpractice fees under Judiciary Law §474-a.
Is signing online actually binding?
Yes. Electronic signatures are legally equivalent to ink under the federal E-SIGN Act (15 U.S.C. §7001) and New York's Electronic Signatures and Records Act (State Technology Law Article 3). The platform records a timestamped audit trail and both sides get an executed copy.
What if the screen says no?
Take it as an intake screen, not a legal opinion, and not a statement that no lawyer can help you. It reflects only the answers you gave. Deadlines keep running either way — if you think you have a claim, consult another attorney promptly rather than waiting.
What happens to my information?
It goes to the reviewing attorney and nowhere else. IP addresses are not logged. No session recording, no heatmaps, no advertising cookies set by this site's own code. See the Privacy Policy.

Find out where you stand — in about 90 seconds

Free, confidential, and you get a real answer either way.

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