Dana Marlowe
Founding attorney · Car & truck accidents · Wrongful death
Dana started the firm so injured people would get a straight answer on the first call. She is known for returning messages the same day and explaining insurance in plain words.
After a crash, a fall or an injury at work, the last thing you need is a stack of forms and a phone full of insurance calls. Tell us what happened. We’ll explain where you stand, in plain words.
Sample claims for this fictional firm. Every real case is different.
If you’re hurt because of someone else’s carelessness, there’s a good chance we can talk it through. If we’re not the right firm, we’ll say so.
Rear-end crashes, hit-and-runs, rideshare and commercial trucks. We deal with the insurance companies so you can focus on healing.
Riders face unfair blame after a crash. We look at what really happened and who was responsible.
Wet floors, broken stairs, poor lighting. If a property was unsafe and you were hurt, we can look at whether the owner is responsible.
Hurt on the job? We explain how workers’ compensation works and whether anyone else may also be responsible.
When care falls below the standard it should meet and a patient is harmed, these cases need careful review by the right people.
Losing someone is hard enough. We handle the legal side gently, on your timeline, and answer every question.
You may be shaken and in pain. Here is a simple checklist. You don’t have to do it perfectly, and you don’t have to do it alone.
Call 911 if anyone is hurt. See a doctor the same day, even if you feel okay. Some injuries show up later.
Take photos of the vehicles, the hazard, the injuries and the surroundings. Get names and numbers for witnesses.
Share names, contact and insurance details. Don’t say “I’m fine” or “it was my fault”, and don’t guess about what happened.
Save medical bills, discharge papers, repair estimates and photos of your injuries as they heal. Keep a short daily note of pain and missed work.
The other side’s adjuster may call quickly and ask for a recorded statement. You can wait. A free review costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Every case moves at its own pace. This is the usual path, and we’ll tell you where you are along it.
Tell us what happened. We listen, answer your questions and explain your options honestly, including when we aren’t the right fit.
We gather the police report, photos, witness accounts and medical records, and work out who is responsible and why.
We present your claim to the insurance company and negotiate. You decide whether any offer is acceptable.
Most claims resolve without a courtroom. If a fair settlement isn’t offered, we talk through filing suit and what that involves.
You’ll know who is working on your case and how to reach them.
Founding attorney · Car & truck accidents · Wrongful death
Dana started the firm so injured people would get a straight answer on the first call. She is known for returning messages the same day and explaining insurance in plain words.
Founding attorney · Workplace injuries · Motorcycle
Tomás works with people hurt on the job and on the road. He is bilingual and spends as much time on the phone with families as he does on paperwork.
Senior associate · Slip & fall · Medical negligence
Priya digs into the details: maintenance logs, camera footage, medical charts. She makes sure each client knows where their case stands.
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We work on injury claims of many kinds, from a single-car crash to a long recovery.
Every case is different. What a claim is worth depends on the facts, the injuries and the law, so we don’t quote numbers or promise outcomes. We’ll give you an honest assessment of your situation instead.
The first conversation is free. For this sample firm, we take cases on a contingency basis: no attorney fee unless we recover money for you. We explain how fees and case costs work in writing before you decide anything.
As soon as you’re able. Evidence fades, and every state sets deadlines for filing a claim. Calling doesn’t commit you to anything, and we can tell you which deadlines may apply to you.
You can wait. Their adjuster is working for the insurer, not for you. It’s reasonable to give basic facts, decline a recorded statement and speak with an attorney first.
That doesn’t always end a claim. Rules about shared fault differ from state to state, so we look at the facts and explain how they may apply to you.
Yes. We can meet by phone or video, or come to you. Call any time, day or night.