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Start with a free review.
Tell us what happened and where you need help. You do not need to identify the legal issue before contacting us. Start with the facts, and our team can help clarify the next step.
Free review
You do not need to know exactly what kind of case you have.
Start with what happened. The team can help determine whether the issue involves insurance, property damage, injury, malpractice, or another claim path.
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Free Case Review
Find the right starting point
Know what kind of help you need? Start there.
Choose the issue closest to your situation. If you are still unsure, use the free review form and describe what happened in your own words.
Denied & underpaid
For insurance company disputes, confusing letters, low offers, or coverage questions.
Open page → PropertyDamage & repair
For storm, roof, water, mold, fire, smoke, or commercial property claims.
Open page → InjuryAccident & harm
For auto and truck accidents, unsafe property, and serious injury claims.
Open page → MedicalSerious negligence
For medical malpractice, delayed diagnosis, severe harm, or hospital negligence.
Open page →Office locations
Contact the office closest to your claim.
Florida
Florida
High Springs
18420 High Springs Main St
High Springs, FL 32643
(386) 454-4878
Tennessee
Areas served: Jacksonville, Duval County, Orange Park, Ponte Vedra, St. Augustine, the Beaches, and North Central Florida; Cleveland, Bradley County, Chattanooga, and Southeast Tennessee. Clients in surrounding areas are served remotely where there is no local office.
What happens after you reach out
The first step is designed to reduce confusion.
You do not need every document ready before reaching out. The review helps identify the type of issue and what information matters next.
You tell us what happened
A short explanation is enough to start.
We identify the type of claim
Insurance, property damage, accident, injury, malpractice, or another serious issue.
We ask what documents exist
Policies, letters, photos, estimates, reports, medical records, bills, or claim numbers.
We explain whether we may be able to help
The review helps identify whether there is a path forward.
You decide whether to move forward
The initial review is free. The next step should be clear before a decision is made.
Before you reach out
A few things are worth saving now.
For insurance claims, injuries, property damage, or medical issues, early documentation can matter. Save what you have, even if you are not sure it is important.
Insurance
Letters and claim numbers
Denial letters, payment explanations, claim numbers, and contact information.
Evidence
Photos, videos, and reports
Damage and crash photos, police reports, fire reports, inspections, and incident reports.
Medical
Records and bills
Discharge papers, treatment notes, imaging, bills, referrals, and prescriptions.
Repairs
Estimates and communications
Contractor estimates, repair invoices, emails, texts, and settlement offers.
Contact FAQ
Questions people ask before contacting the firm.
Yes. Free case review. No upfront cost to find out whether we can help. If the firm can assist, next steps and any fee arrangement are explained before you decide whether to move forward.
Include what happened, where it happened, whether an insurance company has contacted you, and any urgent deadlines, letters, injuries, or damage concerns.
Yes. Early guidance can help you understand what to document before the insurance company defines the claim.
That is normal. Use the free review form and describe the issue in plain English — the firm can help identify the best starting point.
The firm has offices in Jacksonville, Florida; High Springs, Florida; and Cleveland, Tennessee, and serves surrounding areas remotely where there is no local office.
The firm reviews denied, delayed, underpaid, and disputed claims involving property damage, storm and fire losses, auto and truck accidents, and personal injury. The firm represents policyholders and injured people, never insurers, and also handles select medical malpractice matters.
Helpful documents may include policies, claim numbers, insurer letters, photos, videos, estimates, reports, medical records, bills, and a timeline of what happened.
Yes. Businesses may contact the firm about commercial property damage, insurance disputes, fire losses, water damage, and serious claim questions.
Ready to take the next step?
Tell us what happened.
Whether it is an insurance dispute, property damage, an accident, an injury, or a serious claim question, the first step is a free review.