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Hurt in an accident? We'll connect you with a vetted local attorney.

Tell us what happened in about 2 minutes. We'll match you with a vetted MVA firm in your state, free and confidential. You'll hear back within 24 hours.

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Urgent? If your injuries are worsening or you haven't seen a doctor yet, please go to an ER or call your primary care provider. For legal emergencies, call us at (805) 200-1316.
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Common questions from people who just got hurt.

Will this cost me anything? +
No. Submitting this form is 100% free, and the consultation with the attorney is also free. You only pay an attorney if you choose to hire them — typically on a contingency basis (they get paid only if you win).
How fast will someone contact me? +
Within 24 hours, often faster. The attorney will reach out by phone or email to set up a free consultation. If you don't hear back in 24h, email us at michael@palmettoleadgen.com and we'll follow up directly.
Who will see my information? +
Just one vetted MVA firm in your state. We don't sell your info, share it with multiple firms, or add you to marketing lists. Your data goes to one firm, period.
What if I already have a lawyer? +
Tell us on question 4 and we won't pass your case to anyone else. You can still use the form to log your case details for your own records.
What if the accident was partly my fault? +
Most states use "comparative negligence" — you can still recover damages reduced by your percentage of fault. Don't self-screen. Let an attorney evaluate. The free consultation is exactly for this.
How long do I have to file? +
Depends on the state — typically 2–4 years for personal injury, but some states are shorter. If it's been close to the deadline, mention it in the notes so we can prioritize your case.