Before you are a client
No form that vanishes into an inbox. No retainer to ask a question. Four doors, and a person behind every one of them.
Open to anybody, right now
It rings me. Not a receptionist, not an intake service, not a queue. If I am in a hearing it goes to voicemail and I call you back.
Straight to my mailbox. Attach whatever you have or attach nothing and just ask the question you actually want answered.
The fastest way to a useful answer, because I am reading the actual document instead of your description of it. Written read, same working day.
There is no self-service booking page here yet, and I would rather say so than put up a calendar widget that emails me anyway. Call or write and we will put a time down.
And the moment there is a matter
Not because it is tidier. Because a conversation about your case that lives in a personal inbox is a conversation nobody can find in eighteen months, and one that lives in a chat product is a conversation on a vendor’s transcript.
A channel that names its own recipients re-opens ex parte contact with the bench, disclosure of caucus traffic under § 154.073, and contact with a represented party under Rule 4.02 — all three at once. So it does not exist here, and the build fails if anybody ever adds one. The ethics wall is a shape, not a policy.
The first conversation costs nothing and commits neither of us to anything. That is not a promotion — it is how you find out whether you want this lawyer.
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