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Tell us about your case
A 60-second survey covers the basics: case type, where, when, and what happened. No paperwork.
60-Second Review · No Cost
In a crash? Fight for the compensation you may deserve.
A participating attorney handles the insurers and the paperwork while you focus on what matters.
First question: “What kind of accident were you in?”Encrypted · No obligation · 24/7 intake
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2× More recovered with an attorney — even after fees[1]
500+ Accident attorneys in our nationwide network
$0 Upfront. Your case review is free
The accident wasn’t your fault. The fight shouldn’t be yours alone.
Accident Claim Counsel
What kind of accident were you in?
Pick your case type to begin. Your 60-second review opens with that situation already set, or read the in-depth guide first.
Three steps. No cost. No commitment to hire anyone.
Submitting does not create an attorney-client relationship. You’re never obligated to work with whoever calls.
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We share your case
Your information is sent to participating legal partners in our network that handle your case type in your state.
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Free attorney consultation
A participating attorney often contacts you within minutes to discuss your case, contingency fees, and what your case may be worth. No cost. No obligation. No pressure.
The settlement gap
The first offer is rarely the real number.
Insurance adjusters are trained to settle quickly and cheaply. In a survey of accident claimants, 91% of those who hired an attorney received a payout — versus just 51% who went it alone — and represented claimants recovered more than twice as much, even after attorney fees.*
No attorney
With an attorney
2× more recovered with an attorney — even after fees — than settling alone
91% of represented claimants were paid — vs 51% who self-represented[1] 2× more recovered with an attorney, net of fees[1] $0 upfront with most participating attorneys
* Figures are self-reported results from a Martindale-Nolo reader survey of people with accident claims (see sources). They reflect industry-wide patterns, not a representation of what any particular client may recover. Actual outcomes vary widely depending on jurisdiction, accident severity, available coverage, fault, fees, and other factors. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
What attorneys recover in motor vehicle cases.
A snapshot of recently published U.S. motor vehicle accident verdicts and settlements. These results were achieved by attorneys representing accident claimants, not by Accident Claim Counsel. Outcomes depend on case-specific facts, jurisdiction, evidence, and other factors.
$28,000,000
Truck collision
T-bone collision at intersection. Commercial truck and passenger vehicle.
$14,100,000
Pedestrian struck
Pedestrian struck by a vehicle at a marked crosswalk.
$11,045,000
Truck vs. motorcycle
Truck-motorcycle collision involving a government vehicle.
$9,200,000
Intersection collision
Collision caused by a driver who failed to stop at a red light.
$7,803,003
Impaired driver crash
Collision caused by an impaired driver running a red light.
$6,400,000
Motorcycle wrongful death
Fatal car-motorcycle collision at a highway on-ramp.
Source: TopVerdict.com Top 100 Motor Vehicle Accident Verdicts and Top 10 Motor Vehicle Accident Settlements in the United States, 2024. Accident Claim Counsel did not represent any party in these matters. Examples shown are not typical and do not predict any individual case outcome. Actual results depend on facts, jurisdiction, evidence, available insurance coverage, fault, fees, and other factors. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
What people say after their call.
Short reflections from people who started with a free review.
They handled everything. I focused on what mattered, they handled the calls and the paperwork.
After my crash I had no idea where to start. The first call took fifteen minutes and I knew exactly what to do next.
The attorney was upfront about everything. No pressure, no fees unless we won. That was a relief.
Names changed for privacy. Quotes reflect composite client experiences and are depicted by models. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
What you do today can shape what your case is worth.
Insurance companies start building their case within hours. Yours should start now. These are the steps that protect your claim.
- Get checked out and keep every receipt and record.
- Document the scene with photos and short videos.
- Get the other driver’s insurance information.
- File a police report. Get the report number.
- Do not sign anything from insurance adjusters yet.
- Keep records of all expenses and lost wages.
Why Accident Claim Counsel
The insurance company has a legal team. Now you do too.
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Attorneys who do this every day
Participating attorneys focus on accident claims. They know the tactics an adjuster uses to shrink a payout, and how to counter them.
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$0 upfront with most attorneys
Most participating attorneys work on contingency: no retainer, no hourly bills. Fee terms vary, so confirm directly before you sign.
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The clock is already running
The insurer started building its case within hours of the crash. A participating attorney can reach out within minutes of your review.
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Your information stays protected
Your request goes only to a participating attorney who handles your case. Not shared with unrelated marketing or data-broker networks.
After you hit submit, this is the timeline.
No mystery. Here’s what actually happens after the 60-second review.
Questions people ask before they pick up the phone.
No. Accident Claim Counsel is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We’re a lead generation and advertising service that shares your information with participating legal partners who may be able to help with your case.
No. Submitting your information for a free case review costs nothing. Many participating legal partners work on contingency, meaning you pay nothing unless they recover compensation for you. Fee structures vary. Confirm with your attorney before signing.
Response times vary by location and case type, but most participating legal partners aim to reach out within 24 hours of receiving your information. In some cases the first contact may happen within minutes.
No. There is no obligation to hire any attorney who contacts you. The case review is free, and you’re not required to take any further action.
In many states you may still be eligible for compensation even if you were partly at fault. Fault rules vary by state. A participating legal partner can evaluate how comparative or contributory fault laws apply to your situation.
Deadlines (statutes of limitations) vary by state and case type, and the clock often started the day of your accident. It’s important to act promptly. A participating legal partner can help you understand the deadlines that apply.
Our network includes participating legal partners across the United States, helping accident claimants nationwide. Availability varies by state and case type.
Your information is processed and shared with participating legal partners who handle your case type and location. If a legal partner is interested, they will contact you directly to discuss your situation.
Sources & methodology
- [1] Likelihood of recovery and amount recovered — with an attorney vs. self-represented. Martindale-Nolo reader survey of people with accident claims. Among respondents, 91% of those represented by an attorney received a settlement or award, compared with 51% of those who handled the claim on their own; represented claimants reported recovering more than twice as much on average, even after attorney fees. Figures are self-reported and reflect industry-wide patterns, not a guarantee of any individual outcome. Martindale-Nolo research methodology →
- [2] Published motor vehicle verdicts and settlements. TopVerdict.com publishes annual rankings of the largest jury verdicts and reported settlements across the United States by case type and jurisdiction. Verdict and settlement examples shown elsewhere on this page are drawn from the Top 100 Motor Vehicle Accident Verdicts and Top 10 Motor Vehicle Accident Settlements (United States, 2024). Accident Claim Counsel did not represent any party in these matters; examples are illustrative of the range of outcomes attorneys have achieved. Top 100 verdicts → · Top 10 settlements →
Statistics on this page are drawn from the published sources above. Client quotes elsewhere on this page reflect composite experiences and are depicted by models. Response-time references describe typical goals, not guarantees. Outcomes vary by case; past results do not guarantee future outcomes, and submitting a request does not create an attorney-client relationship.