No, our consultations are absolutely free and without any obligation. 

Our firm offers free, no-obligation consultations.  You can call us for a free case evaluation and discuss your case with the attorney who will handle your case and ask any questions. You can contact us to schedule your free consultation.

When you hire our firm, an experienced attorney will handle your case.

We represent injury victims in all types and sizes of accident cases. We are experienced lawyers, and we have handled thousands of personal injury cases.  We have the knowledge and resources to handle any personal injury matter, including wrongful death or amputations or traumatic brain injuries.   

At Countrywide Trial Lawyers, personal injury and accident cases are handled on a contingency fee basis.  This means that you will not pay unless and until we win your case.

Yes. Any information you share with us is protected by the attorney-client privilege and will remain confidential. 

The parents of the child, though a court can appoint another guardian to protect the legal interest of the child. The lawyers at Countrywide Trial Lawyers have extensive experience with injury and wrongful death cases involving children and understand the complexities of negotiating these types of claims.

We receive a percentage of the total recovery we obtain for you. 

No. Countrywide Trial Lawyers will never settle a case without client consent.  We make recommendations, but the decision to settle is our client’s decision. 

We pride ourselves to be very fast at Countrywide Trial Lawyers.  Every case is different, but we try to get it done as efficiently and as fast as possible. 

Yes.  You can bring a lawsuit against a government entity for negligence based on an accident involving injuries.  However, the claims process with government entities has special notice requirements, and the statute of limitations is complex.  If you have a claim against a government entity, we recommend you contact our office for a free consultation as soon as possible.