A calm, four-step way to request attorney referral review.
No high-pressure promises. Share the essential facts, understand our process, and decide whether to speak with a participating attorney if an introduction becomes available.
The referral process, step by step
- 01
Tell us what happened
Use the brief intake to share the incident type, location, timing, medical-care status, available supporting information, and reliable contact details. Optional photos and documents can be added securely.
- 02
We review your location and case type
We organize the information you provide and review jurisdiction, incident category, and intake completeness. This is an operational review, not legal advice, a case-value estimate, or a representation decision.
- 03
We may connect you with an attorney
If a participating attorney appears relevant and available, we may request an introduction. Attorney availability, conflicts, timing, jurisdiction, and independent case criteria vary, so a match is not guaranteed.
- 04
The attorney evaluates your situation directly
The independent attorney runs conflicts, verifies the facts, explains any legal options and engagement terms, and decides whether to offer representation. You decide whether to continue. WeGotInjured.com does not make that legal decision.
Process questions, answered.
If your question isn't here, our team is reachable 24/7 — no menus, no robots.
No. WeGotInjured.com is a lawyer referral service. We don't practice law and we don't give legal advice. We refer you to an independent personal injury attorney who is licensed in your state.
Our network attorneys pay us a marketing or referral fee. This is how we keep our service free for accident victims. We disclose this clearly because we believe you deserve to know how the service is paid for.
We review participating attorneys' reported licensing, jurisdiction, practice focus, and operational information before marketplace access. Attorneys remain independent and must verify conflicts, facts, and fit for every inquiry.
If you are already represented, say so in the intake. We do not interfere with an existing attorney-client relationship. An independent attorney can explain whether they are permitted and willing to discuss the matter.
There is no charge to submit an inquiry or request a possible introduction. Any attorney fee structure, costs, and engagement terms are separate and must be explained by the independent attorney before you hire the firm.
Ready when you are.
Share the essential facts in about two minutes. We will review the inquiry and explain the possible next step.