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No. We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you don’t pay us unless we win your case.

PrimeTime Law Group, LLP, handles personal injury cases including car, truck, motorcycle, rideshare, pedestrian, slip-and-fall/premises liability, dog bites, product liability, construction accidents, brain/birth/burn injuries, scooter accidents, nursing home negligence, and wrongful death—free consultation, no fee unless we win.

Deadlines (called “statutes of limitations”) vary by state and case type, but many personal injury claims must be filed within 2 years of the incident—sometimes much sooner for claims involving government entities—and special rules may apply for minors, medical malpractice, or injuries discovered later, so contact us right away and we’ll confirm your exact deadline for your case.

Yes. While our intake team may take your first call to gather details and schedule your free consultation, a licensed attorney reviews your case and speaks with you about strategy. After you hire us, your attorney remains involved and available for key decisions—such as treatment plans, settlement offers, depositions, mediation, and trial—supported by a case manager for day-to-day updates. You can request an attorney call anytime by phone, email, or text.

Don’t sign anything or cash the check yet—early offers are usually below full value because they come before the full medical picture, future care, lost wages, and pain-and-suffering are documented. We’ll review the offer for free, estimate a fair case range, and check for money the adjuster may not have considered (future treatment, diminished earning capacity, out-of-pocket costs, policy limits, UM/UIM coverage, Med-Pay, and claims against any additional at-fault parties). We also account for liens (health insurance, Medicare/Medicaid, workers’ comp) and work to reduce them so your net recovery is higher. It’s okay to tell the adjuster you’re consulting counsel—avoid recorded statements or broad medical authorizations until you’ve spoken with us. If you already signed a release, that offer is usually final, but we can still look for other avenues of recovery (e.g., another liable party or UM/UIM). Deadlines apply, so contact PrimeTime Law Group, LLP, promptly and we’ll advise you on your exact timeline and next best step.