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Vetted Cases

What happened

Find the one closest to your situation.

What generally gets looked at is whether somebody else's conduct played a part in what happened to you, whether you were hurt, and whether those two things are connected. The rules are different in every state, and only a licensed attorney can say what they mean for you. The kinds of case below are how we sort what to ask about. They are not a decision about anybody's claim.

Each one below explains what it covers and what usually matters in that kind of case. These are facts we ask about. They are not legal advice, and nothing here says whether you have a claim.

Starting a case check does not mean we represent you.

01

Car accident

Any crash on the road. You were driving, riding along, or parked and someone hit you. Hit and run counts too, and so does a crash where the police never came.

What usually matters in this kind of case

  • Where, when, and which way each car went
  • If police came, and the report number
  • Who else was in your car
  • If you saw a doctor, and how soon
  • Any contact from an insurance company
  • Photos of the cars and the street

02

Truck accident

A semi truck, a box truck, a delivery van, a dump truck, or another big work vehicle hit you. These crashes usually involve a company, not only a driver.

What usually matters in this kind of case

  • The company name or logo on the truck
  • If the truck was hauling or delivering
  • The plate or DOT number, if you saw it
  • Photos of the truck and the road
  • Any camera that may have seen it
  • The police report and any witnesses

03

Motorcycle accident

You were riding and a driver hit you, turned in front of you, or pushed you off the road. Some people put this off because they were blamed at the scene. You can still ask.

What usually matters in this kind of case

  • What the driver said right after
  • Road conditions, like gravel or a pothole
  • The gear you had on
  • Photos of the bike and the road
  • Names of anyone who saw it happen
  • Your injuries and who treated you

04

Uber or Lyft accident

You were a passenger, you were driving for the app, or a driver working for the app hit you. Who pays can depend on whether the app was on and whether a rider was in the car.

What usually matters in this kind of case

  • A screenshot of the trip or receipt
  • If the app was on and a rider was inside
  • The driver's name and car in the app
  • What you told the app, and its reply
  • The police report, if there is one
  • Your doctor visits, from the first one

05

Hit while walking or biking

A vehicle hit you while you were on foot, on a bicycle, in a wheelchair, or on a scooter. These often happen at a corner, a crosswalk, or a driveway.

What usually matters in this kind of case

  • If you were in a crosswalk
  • If the driver stayed or drove off
  • Cameras on nearby stores or homes
  • Damage to your bike, phone, or bag
  • Who called 911, and the ambulance
  • Every doctor visit since that day

06

Slip and fall

You fell on someone else's property. A wet floor in a store, broken stairs, a dark parking lot, ice nobody cleared, or a loose rug in a hallway.

What usually matters in this kind of case

  • What was on the floor
  • Any sign of how long it was there
  • If a worker saw it or helped you up
  • If the store wrote up a report
  • Photos taken before it was cleaned up
  • The address, the spot, and the time

07

Work injury

You got hurt on the job or doing job duties. Workers comp is one path. Sometimes another company on the site, a machine maker, or a driver is also involved, and that is a separate question.

What usually matters in this kind of case

  • When you told your boss, and how
  • Your workers comp claim number, if any
  • Which doctor you saw and who sent you
  • Other companies working there that day
  • The tool, machine, or vehicle involved
  • Days of work you missed, and lost pay

08

Death in the family

Someone you love died because of a crash, a fall, unsafe work, or medical care that went wrong. We are sorry. This case check is longer and slower, and you can do it over more than one call.

What usually matters in this kind of case

  • How you are related to the person
  • The date, the place, and what happened
  • If there is a death certificate
  • Who is handling the estate, if anyone
  • Hospital bills and funeral costs
  • Family members helping you decide

A different set of questions

Harmed by a product, a drug, or a chemical

These case checks ask about exposure and diagnosis instead of a single day. Expect questions about years, brands, job sites, and what a doctor told you. It takes longer, and it can run over more than one call.

AFFF firefighting foam

Firefighters, military members, airport crews, and plant workers used a white foam to put out fuel fires. Some people who worked around it for years later got sick.

What this check asks about

  • The job you had and the years you did it
  • The base, airport, or plant where you worked
  • How often you were around the foam
  • Your diagnosis and the date you got it
  • The doctors and hospitals that treated you
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Depo-Provera

This is the birth control shot given every few months. Some women who used it for a long time were later told they had a brain tumor called a meningioma.

What this check asks about

  • How long you used the shot
  • The clinic or pharmacy that gave it to you
  • If you got the brand or a generic
  • Your diagnosis and when you got it
  • Surgery, radiation, or checkups since
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Nothing on this page says a product caused an illness. That is a medical and legal question, and it is answered case by case with records, not on a website.

Something else happened

This list does not cover everything. A dog bite, a fire, a bad batch of food, a nursing home, a machine at a store, a boat. If you do not see it here, say it in your own words and we will ask from there.

Some matters are outside what this firm handles today. If yours is one of them, we tell you plainly and point you to neutral places to try, like your state bar referral line.

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