How the free referral line works

Tell us about your situation

Call the number on this page, or send the short request form with your name, phone number, city and what happened. You do not need any documents to start. Calling and sending the form are free.

We connect you with a participating local attorney

Your call is connected to the intake team of a participating independent attorney’s office that takes injury matters in Hamilton County. A form request reaches this site’s operator, who passes it to a participating attorney’s office that can contact you. Nobody at this site evaluates your situation or gives advice; the conversation is between you and the attorney’s office.

Expect plain questions: what happened, where and when, whether you were hurt and have seen a doctor, and whether you already have a lawyer for this matter. The attorney’s office explains its own terms, including whether a first meeting costs anything and how its fee works. Those terms are set by the attorney, not by this site.

You decide whether to hire them

Hiring the attorney you speak with is entirely up to you. You can hire them, talk with other lawyers first, call a firm from the directory yourself, or do nothing. In Indiana, a contingency fee agreement must be in writing and signed by the client, so ask any lawyer to explain the percentage and the costs before you sign.

Who pays for this

The attorneys who take referral line calls pay to receive them. That is paid advertising, and it is how the site is paid: a flat fee per call, never a share of any attorney’s fees or of any recovery. You never pay this site anything. Read the advertising disclosure for more.

The directory is separate

The law firm directory lists firms with a Hamilton County office whose own websites name personal injury work. It is compiled free from public sources, the firms do not pay to be listed, and they are not the attorneys on the referral line. Each listing shows the firm’s own office line, so you can call any of them directly.

Good to know

• Calls may be recorded. Referral line calls may be recorded. See the privacy policy.
• No attorney-client relationship. Using this site, calling the line or sending the form does not create an attorney-client relationship with anyone. That only begins if you and an attorney agree to it.
• Not legal advice. The guides on this site explain general Indiana rules. A licensed Indiana attorney can tell you how they apply to you.
• Emergencies. If anyone is hurt and needs help now, call 911 first.

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