Get in touch

Start with a short summary of what happened.

Email me about your case. The link below opens your email app with a template to fill in. If your email app doesn't open, copy the template instead.

Email me about your case

Keep the first message clear and factual. A short summary is usually more useful than a long narrative or a full document set.

I do not publish a general intake phone number because I personally screen each inquiry. If I agree to review your matter further, you'll have my direct phone number.

Email app not opening? Copy the template instead

If the email button does not open your mail app, copy the template below into a new email.

Send to [email protected] with subject "Possible case".

Name:


Email:


Phone:


Preferred contact method (phone / email / either):


Your relationship to the affected person or business (self, parent, spouse, owner, officer, employee, other):


Type of case (serious medical malpractice / other cases / insurance bad faith or claim dispute / business or contract dispute / other):


Where the relevant acts or events occurred (city and state):


When the wrongful acts or omissions occurred (specific day or date range, if known):


The conduct, dispute, denial, or acts you want me to review:


What happened before the wrongful acts or omissions? (about 100 words on the story leading up):


What happened around the wrongful acts or omissions? (about 100 words on the events around):


What happened afterward, from then to now? (about 100 words):


Immediate harm or loss:


Ongoing or long-term harm, loss, or business impact:


Sending this email does not create an attorney-client relationship.

What happens next

I read it first.

The purpose of the template is to give me a clear first picture of the matter.

I may ask for more.

If I need additional documents or more detail, I can ask for them after review.

This does not create representation.

Sending an email does not create an attorney-client relationship.