Personal injury
Hurt in an accident? Start here.
Car crash, slip and fall, dog bite, injury at work. Tell us what happened and we match you with a personal injury attorney who handles your kind of case in your city.
- Free consultation request — no fee to use this site
- Most injury attorneys work on contingency: no fee unless you recover
- Every profile researched by our editors; sponsored placements labeled
How it works
Get matched. Get paid.
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Tell us what happened
Type it in the chat above in plain language — the accident, the injury, the city. Takes about a minute.
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Get matched
We connect you with a personal injury attorney who handles your kind of case in your city, and they reach out for a free consultation.
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Get paid
Your attorney pursues what you’re owed — medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering. Most work on contingency: no fee unless you recover.
No outcome is guaranteed. Whether a claim succeeds, and what it recovers, depends on the facts of your case and your state’s law. Attorney fee terms are set by the attorney, not by Awesome Attorneys.
Types of cases
What kind of injury case do you have?
- Car accidentsRear-end, intersection, uninsured drivers, rental and borrowed cars.
- Truck & commercial vehiclesSemi-trucks, delivery vans, company vehicles, federal trucking rules.
- Motorcycle, bike & pedestrianCrosswalk collisions, lane-splitting, helmet and fault questions.
- Uber & LyftWhose insurance pays when a rideshare is involved.
- Slip, trip & fallStores, apartments, parking lots, pools, dog bites and unsafe property.
- Medical & elder careMalpractice, nursing-home neglect, assisted-living falls.
- Defective products & constructionRecalled products, job-site injuries, equipment failures.
- Catastrophic injuriesBrain and spinal injuries, burns, amputations, long-term care.
- Wrongful deathWho can file, deadlines, and what a claim can cover.
- Dealing with insurersAdjusters, recorded statements, lowball offers, policy limits.
- What your claim is worthMedical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, settlement ranges.
- How a claim worksDeadlines, demand letters, negotiation, when a case goes to court.
Before you talk to anyone
Four things worth knowing early
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Deadlines are real
Every state limits how long you have to file. Claims against government entities often have much shorter notice periods. Waiting can end a case before it starts.
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See a doctor
Both for your health and because medical records are the backbone of an injury claim. Gaps in treatment are used against you.
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Be careful with the insurer
The other side’s adjuster may ask for a recorded statement or offer a quick settlement. You are not required to give either before you understand your claim.
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Consultations are usually free
Most injury attorneys review cases at no charge and work on contingency — a percentage of what they recover, nothing if they don’t.
General information only, not legal advice. Rules vary by state and by case — that is exactly what the consultation is for.
Guides
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