Our Ethics
How we choose to work.
The commitments we've made to ourselves and to the people we represent. These aren't aspirations. They're standards we hold ourselves to every day.
Every stage of how we practice is an ethical decision. We don't make compromises when it comes to how we treat the people who trust us with their case.
This page isn't a mission statement. It's closer to a set of promises we made to ourselves when we started this firm. We put them here because we think you should know what they are before you decide to work with us.
Our Principles
Six commitments we live by
Our Principles
Belief
Westartfrombelief.Yourdoctorsaysyou'redisabled.That'senough.
We start from belief. When someone contacts us and tells us they've been denied disability benefits, we don't spend the first conversation trying to figure out whether their condition is real. We take that as a given. If your doctor says you're disabled and your insurance company says you're not, we know who we trust.
This matters more than it might seem. A lot of people who come to us have spent months being questioned. By adjusters. By their insurer's doctors. Sometimes by people in their own life. The last thing they need is a lawyer who makes them prove it all over again before agreeing to help.
We believe you. That's where we start. Everything else follows from there.
Ethics are operational, not aspirational.
In Practice
What this looks like
Principles are only as good as the actions they produce. Here's what ours mean in practice.
We will
Tell you honestly if we can't help with your case
We won't
Take your case just to collect a fee
We will
Return your calls within 24 hours
We won't
Route you through a chain of assistants
We will
Explain every detail of our fee before you sign
We won't
Surprise you with hidden costs
We will
Recommend the settlement that's right for you
We won't
Pressure you to accept a quick resolution
If this resonates, we're here.
Free case review. No obligation. No pressure. If we can help, we'll tell you how. If we can't, we'll tell you that too.
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