Answer a few questions and get a real answer.
Contacting this firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. None exists until a written retainer is signed by both you and the attorney.
Step 1 · about 90 seconds
Most firms take your message, then call you back in a few days. In New York a few days can be the difference between a claim and nothing. This gives you the answer while you are still on the page.
The screen runs your facts against the real New York deadlines for your matter — the 90-day Notice of Claim, the 14-day rent demand, the 300-day EEOC window. If a clock is about to close on you, you learn it now.
Every submission is reviewed by a licensed New York attorney, and the screen tells you plainly when you do not have a viable matter. Your information is never sold to a lead broker. You leave knowing where you stand.
Fees are quoted in writing before you agree to anything.
Not a contact form. These are the specific rules and deadlines the screen runs your answers against.
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.
Scope and fee in writing before you commit. For contingency matters, the full retainer is on screen before you sign anything.
Deadlines calendared, preservation letters out, the other side put on notice. You get a reference number and a direct line.
Free, confidential, ninety seconds. And if the answer is that you do not have a case, you will be told that too.