Joint Responsibility & Co-Counsel

Top USA Law maintains at least joint responsibility for most client files. We often rely on co-counsel and share fees with client consent, as required by applicable rules of professional conduct. Clients are only responsible for attorneys' fees, costs, and expenses if we recover compensation on their behalf.

Past Results Do Not Guarantee Future Results

Any result, verdict, settlement, or compensation referenced on this site reflects specific cases with particular facts. These results are not a promise or guarantee of similar outcomes for your case. Each case is unique and must be evaluated on its own merits.

Choice of a Lawyer

The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements. Before retaining counsel, we encourage you to verify that the attorney is licensed in your jurisdiction, review their disciplinary history, and request a written fee agreement.

No Attorney-Client Relationship

Use of this website, submission of a contact form, or a telephone call does not create an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship is established only through a signed written agreement of representation. Do not send highly sensitive or confidential information through this site until that relationship has been formally established.

Information Is Not Legal Advice

Information on this site is provided for general educational purposes only. Laws change frequently, vary among states, and apply differently based on the specific facts of each case. Always consult with an attorney licensed in your state before making important legal decisions.

Contingency Fees

We generally work on a contingency-fee basis ("no fee unless we win"). You do not pay attorneys' fees unless your case is successfully resolved. Exact terms will be disclosed in the written fee agreement.

Statute of Limitations

Personal injury cases are subject to strict deadlines that vary by state and case type. If you do not file within the applicable deadline, you may permanently lose the right to seek compensation. Consult an attorney immediately to determine the exact deadline for your case.