Recover More

When you come to us, we understand you’re hurting. People don’t search for an injury attorney unless something bad has happened. Sometimes that hurt is physical, sometimes it’s emotional, and sometimes it’s financial. Often, it’s a combination of all three. And when you’re hurting, you may not think as clearly as you normally would. That’s why you need a trusted source guiding you through the maze of doctor appointments, therapists, never-ending forms, wage-replacement applications, and calls and paperwork from insurance companies. This is what our team does every single day.

We truly understand that if you’re looking for a car accident attorney, a wrongful death attorney, or medical malpractice attorneys, it’s one of the worst times of your life. We want to be your trusted source helping you recover more. Recover more hope. More compensation. And more peace of mind.

Attorneys are like doctors. Your local, primary care doctor is like your family attorney. Your primary care doctor treats your sinus infection, and your family attorney prepares deeds and wills. We’re like the doctor that focuses only on treating your heart. We focus only on helping the families of people who’ve been injured or who’ve died. We don’t do divorce cases. We don’t do criminal cases. We focus on clients who have been injured because someone else messed up. Because we limit our practice and focus exclusively on helping injured people, their families, and the families of people who’ve died, we have more time and resources to devote to your case. Also, ask your family attorney if they use algorithms to help them understand the value of your case. Nearly every industry uses data and Artificial Intelligence to better inform decision-making, and unfortunately, most lawyers remain ignorant of ways to use data to maximize a client’s recovery. While no mathematical formula can adequately capture someone else’s pain and suffering, we believe that understanding what the other side thinks, can only improve the outcome for our clients.

A legally-recognizable medical malpractice claim exists when a doctor strays from the accepted “standard of care” resulting in harm to a patient. A bad medical outcome does not automatically equal medical malpractice.