What happens in your free consultation
The initial discussion is a chance to describe your concern, identify important dates and ask whether the firm can review your matter further. No outcome or representation is guaranteed.
Meetings by appointment only.
Your account of what happened
Prepare a short timeline. Describe the incident or dispute, the people involved, treatment or losses and any communications you received. Label estimates and uncertain details honestly.
Records and questions
Have available agreements, reports, photographs, insurance letters and medical or payment records ready. Keep original files. You may request a consultation before every document is available.
Possible next steps
Josef Timlichman can discuss what additional information may be needed and whether further review is appropriate. Contacting the firm does not stop a deadline; do not assume a submission or discussion preserves a claim.
A separate representation decision
The firm must agree to take the matter in a signed written engagement agreement. Fees, costs and the scope of any representation are addressed in writing.
Frequently asked questions
Does a free consultation create representation?
No. Representation requires the firm’s agreement and a signed written engagement agreement.
Do I need every document before contacting the firm?
No. Share what you have and identify missing records and uncertain dates.
How are fees and costs addressed?
Any proposed fees and costs are explained in a written agreement before you decide whether to engage the firm.