Injured in an Accident? Get a Free Personal Injury Case Review
Car accident, truck crash, slip and fall, or workplace injury: find out if you can request a free case review anywhere in the United States. We may connect you with an independent attorney. Most work on contingency, so there are typically no upfront fees.
- Free to Request
- 2-Minute Form
- Independent Attorneys
Free
To request a case review
2 min
To complete the form
50 states
Requests accepted from every state
24/7
Online form availability
How It Works
Three steps, from your request to an attorney's free initial consultation
Request a Case Review
Answer a few quick questions about your injury. It takes under 2 minutes and is a request for review, not a legal determination.
Get Connected With an Attorney
We share your request with the participating attorneys, law firms and partners listed on our Marketing Partners page. Whether one contacts you depends on your state and case type, and each attorney decides for themselves whether to accept a case.
Free Initial Consultation
Participating attorneys offer an initial consultation at no cost. Most handle injury cases on contingency, so there are typically no upfront fees, but fee terms are set by the attorney you choose to hire.
Injury Case Types We Accept Requests For
From car and truck accidents to slip and falls, workplace injuries and medical malpractice. Each guide explains what matters in that kind of claim and what happens after you submit a request.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to check eligibility?+
Nothing. Submitting a case review request is free and carries no obligation. Participating attorneys provide the initial consultation at no cost. You only enter a fee agreement if you decide to hire an attorney.
Do I have to pay my attorney upfront?+
Usually not. Most personal injury attorneys work on a contingency fee, which means their fee is a percentage of any settlement or verdict and nothing is owed as a fee if there is no recovery. Case expenses such as court filing fees, medical records and expert witnesses are separate from the fee, and attorneys handle them differently: some advance them and deduct them from a recovery, and some may ask you to cover them even if the case is lost. Terms vary by attorney and state, so read the written fee agreement before you sign.
How soon will someone contact me?+
A participating attorney or intake specialist usually reaches out soon after you submit, often the same business day. Timing varies by state and case type, and contact is not guaranteed if no participating attorney is available for your request.
What if I was partially at fault?+
Possibly. Most states use a comparative fault rule that reduces your recovery by your share of fault, and many bar recovery once your share reaches 50 percent or more. A few states still bar any recovery if you were at fault at all. An attorney licensed in your state can explain which rule applies to you.
What types of injury cases can you help with?+
We accept case review requests for car accidents, truck crashes, motorcycle accidents, slip and falls, workplace injuries, medical malpractice, wrongful death and pedestrian accidents, and share them with independent attorneys and legal services partners. Ask Legal Matters is not a law firm and does not handle cases itself. Availability for a given case type depends on your state.
Do you accept requests from all 50 states?+
Yes, you can submit a request from any U.S. state. Whether a participating attorney is available depends on your state and case type, so a submission is not a promise that an attorney will contact you or take your case.
Is Ask Legal Matters a law firm?+
No. Ask Legal Matters is a legal lead-generation service, not a law firm. We share your request with independent attorneys, law firms and legal services partners, who may contact you. We do not provide legal advice or representation, and submitting information does not create an attorney-client relationship. We may be paid by partners for the requests we share with them.
