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Who Can You Turn to for Help?
When you suffer an injury from a dangerous drug or defective medical device, who can you turn to for help? It’s understandable that you’d have all kinds of questions and concerns about your health condition and financial situation, but how do you know which law firm to call for help? That’s where Lwyr.com comes in.
With decades of experience and relationships with hundreds of nationwide personal injury law firms, we will be your go-to legal liaison by helping you:
- Determine if you have a legal case
- Learn the details surrounding a lawsuit
- Choose the best law firm to work your case
- Understand the process as your case progresses
- Get timely updates and ongoing help
- Be in the best position for a financial settlement
experience. knowledge. reputation. resources.
For more than 20 years, our team has helped thousands of claimants find justice with the top law firms in the nation. Not all law firms are equal and having the right attorneys working your case is imperative. We do the research and maintain the relationships so you don’t have to go at it alone.
Expert Lawyers
We are teamed up with highly awarded nationwide lawyers and the winningest law firms who litigate to get justice and fight for you .
No Out-of-Pocket Cost
You never pay us a dime and pay no legal fees to the law firm we place you with unless your case settles and you win a financial award.
Decades of Experience
Nothing can replace the expertise that comes with 20+ years of experience in hundreds of mass tort, personal injury, and class action cases.
Unmatched Service
Our hands-on approach to servicing your legal case is top notch. You have 24/7 access to your case manager via phone, email and text.
Who Can You Turn to for Help?
Most people will never have to be involved in a lawsuit, and therefore never have any experience. Questions like:
- Who do I call?
- Are all law firms basically the same?
- Do I even have a case?
- How long does a lawsuit take?
- How much will it cost me?
- Do I have to go to court?
These are all great questions, and we can answer all of them for you. (Check out our FAQs for answers to some of the basic high-level questions.)
In a legal case, there’s a very limited amount of time to make a claim, so time is of the essence to take action when you are injured. You don’t need to commit to filing a claim today, but if you believe you have a case, you should definitely make a call to us today to figure out your options.
Lwyr.com’s team of legal experts have been helping thousands of people just like you every year connect with exceptional law firms in all 50 states, including some US territories.
Even if you decide you don’t want to pursue a case, we still want to make sure you get the help that you deserve. The consultation call is free and you’ll never receive a bill from us for our services. The best part is that you’ll have all of us working together on your legal situation without paying any upfront fees, and if we don’t win, you pay nothing.
Speak with one of our legal professionals today:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A class action lawsuit is a legal action where a group of people collectively bring a claim to court.
Complete our eligibility questionnaire to find out if you meet the criteria for any ongoing lawsuits.
Joining a class action lawsuit allows you to seek compensation as part of a larger group, which can be more efficient and cost-effective than pursuing individual claims.
Once you complete our eligibility questionnaire and are deemed to qualify, we will connect you with a law firm handling the case. They will guide you through the process, including gathering evidence, filing the necessary paperwork, and representing you in court.
Typically, class action lawsuits operate on a contingency fee basis, meaning the lawyers only get paid if the case is won or settled. This ensures that there are no upfront costs for you to join the lawsuit.
The duration of a class action lawsuit can vary significantly depending on the complexity of the case, the number of plaintiffs involved, and the court's schedule. It can take anywhere from several months to several years to reach a resolution.