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Accident attorney consultations

Talk with an accident attorney about your injury

Tell us about your accident. A participating attorney or law firm may contact you for a free consultation.

  • Consultation requests are free
  • No obligation to hire
  • Takes about a minute
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Free to use. No obligation. See our Privacy Policy for how your information is used.

  • Free to useThere is no cost to submit a request.
  • About a minuteAnswer a few short questions.
  • Independent attorneysParticipating attorneys or law firms may contact you.
  • No obligationYou decide whether to speak with or hire anyone.

Accident types

Accident matters

You can submit a request about many kinds of accidents. Participating attorneys decide which matters they review.

  • Car accidents

    Rear-end, side-impact, head-on, and multi-vehicle collisions.

  • Truck accidents

    Collisions involving semi-trucks, delivery vans, and commercial vehicles.

  • Motorcycle accidents

    Crashes involving motorcycles, scooters, and mopeds.

  • Rideshare accidents

    Accidents as a passenger or driver with Uber, Lyft, or a taxi.

  • Pedestrian accidents

    Being struck by a vehicle while walking or crossing the street.

  • Bicycle accidents

    Collisions between cyclists and cars, trucks, or opened doors.

How it works

Requesting a consultation

  1. 1

    Describe the accident

    A short form about what happened.

  2. 2

    Consultation offer

    A participating attorney or law firm may contact you.

  3. 3

    Make your decision

    Ask questions, then decide what's right for you.

Common injuries

Injuries attorneys commonly review

People who reach out after an accident often mention injuries like these. Every situation is different.

  • Neck & whiplash
  • Back & spine
  • Head injuries
  • Broken bones
  • Cuts & burns
  • Soft-tissue injuries

If you were hurt, get medical care first. If it is an emergency, call 911.

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Car · Truck · Motorcycle · Rideshare

Why Attorney.Support

Support for your first step

Attorney.Support helps people who were injured in an accident request a consultation with an independent attorney or law firm. The attorney, not us, gives legal advice.

  • Accident focus

    Requests go to attorneys who handle accident matters.

  • Plain answers

    Ask how the process and fees work.

  • Free request

    There is no cost to submit.

  • No obligation

    Nothing is decided until you choose.

Attorney advertising disclosure

Attorney Advertising. Attorney.Support is a legal marketing and intake service. It is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and is not a substitute for advice from an attorney.

Submitting a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you are contacted, any attorney-client relationship is formed only by a written agreement between you and an independent attorney or law firm.

Participating attorneys and law firms are independent and may pay to advertise through this website. We do not endorse or recommend any attorney, and we cannot promise that an attorney will contact you, accept your matter, or achieve any particular result.

Information on this website is general and may not apply to your situation. Laws and deadlines vary by state. Photos are for illustration only and may show models.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do accident attorneys usually charge?

Many accident attorneys work on a contingency fee, but terms vary. Always ask the attorney to explain their fees in writing.

Is Attorney.Support a law firm?

No. Attorney.Support is a legal marketing and intake service. We don't give legal advice. We help people get in touch with independent participating attorneys and law firms.

Does it cost anything to use Attorney.Support?

No. Submitting a request is free, and you're never obligated to speak with or hire anyone. If you do talk with an attorney, ask them how their fees work before agreeing to anything.

Will an attorney definitely contact me?

Not always. It depends on whether a participating attorney or law firm in your area is available and reviews matters like yours.

Is there a deadline after an accident?

Many states set time limits for legal claims, and they vary. An attorney in your state can tell you which deadlines may apply to you.

Request your free consultation

A participating attorney may be able to help you understand your options.