Frequently Asked Questions

  • The short answer is “NO.” Retaining an attorney early on can dramatically increase the value of your case and the likelihood of a favorable outcome. Insurance companies are only interested in paying as little as possible and will often “play nice” or try to settle before you even know the extent of your injuries. Having a strong advocate on your side is the best way to ensure that you will receive what is fair.

  • We take injury and death cases on a contingency fee, which means our fee comes out of what we recover for you. We don’t get paid unless we obtain money for you on your case.

  • Dan and Kelli will be the only ones working on your case. We limit the number of cases we take so that we can devote the time, energy and resources your case deserves. We are here for our clients - period.

  • Absolutely and enthusiastically. Although most cases settle before trial, occasionally insurance companies refuse to be reasonable and getting a jury involved is necessary. Dan is an experienced trial attorney and a member of ABOTA (American Board of Trial Advocates) which is an invitation-only trial lawyer organization.

  • We are here to be zealous advocates for our clients. We are honest, thorough, accurate and accessible. Dan makes sure clients understand the law, the facts, the possible and probable outcomes, and the risks and benefits so clients can make informed decisions. We always keep clients informed and encourage questions and input.

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