Plain-English information about personal injury claims — we are not a law firm Information only — we do not give legal advice or collect your details

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This website is an information resource about personal injury claims. It does not collect your details, review cases, or match you with an attorney.

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What PersonalInjuryAttys.com is

PersonalInjuryAttys.com is a free, plain-English guide to how personal injury claims work in the United States. It is published for general information only.

We are not a law firm. We do not employ attorneys, give legal advice, or represent anyone. We do not collect your details, review your case, or match you with an attorney, and there is no form to submit on this site. Nothing here creates an attorney-client relationship.

How to speak to a personal injury attorney

The reliable, no-cost way to find a licensed attorney near you is your state or local bar association's lawyer referral service. These services are run by the legal profession itself. They ask about your situation and point you to attorneys who handle that type of claim, and many offer a low-cost or free initial consultation.

Find a lawyer referral service

  • Use the American Bar Association's public Find Legal Help directory, which lists the bar referral service and legal-aid options for each state.
  • Or search online for “[your state] bar association lawyer referral service” — for example, “California bar lawyer referral service”.
  • Look for the “ABA approved” mark, which shows the referral service meets the ABA's public-service standards.

If your injury is recent, do not wait to get advice. Every state sets a deadline for bringing a claim — see our statute of limitations page.

Please note

  • We are not a law firm and give no legal advice
  • We do not collect your details or store enquiries
  • We do not review cases or match you with an attorney
  • For legal help, use a bar referral service