Send a file

Send the file. That's the whole first step.

A contract, an agreement, an invoice, a demand letter, an email that worries you, a letter from their attorney, or a lawsuit already on file — send what you have. The names, dates, amounts and deadlines get read off the document; you don't type them. Same-day answer on anything that arrives before noon Central.

Attach it — a contract, an invoice, a demand letter, a lawsuit

.pdf, .docx, .doc, .xlsx, .xls, .txt, .csv, .eml, .png, .jpg, .tiff, .msg, .heic, .mp3, .m4a, .mp4, .zip · several at once · or drop them here

Step 2 — conflicts. One name, before anything is read.

Who is on the other side?

What is stuck — one or two sentences

Step 3 — how to reach you

Your name

Email or phone

Next deadline or setting, if there is one

Sending this does not create an attorney-client relationship. What I send is reviewed first only to the extent needed to check conflicts, is not confidential until an engagement is agreed in writing, and I should not send privileged material before then.

JavaScript is off, so this form posts the old way and you will land on a plain confirmation page. If that fails, email jhenry@jhenrylaw.com with the document attached.

Read by John P. Henry. An AI service under a commercial agreement extracts and summarizes submissions so they can be reviewed the same day. It does not train on what is sent, and the provider deletes inputs and outputs within thirty days. Nothing it generates is sent to you — every reply you get is written by a lawyer. If you are opposing counsel, or a party represented by counsel, do not use this form.

What we keep
We keep what you send us, including if we don't end up taking your matter. We don't delete it on a schedule — removing a file is a deliberate decision, not an automatic one.

If you'd like what you sent removed, write to us and ask. We'll tell you what we can and can't remove, and why.

Prefer email? jhenry@jhenrylaw.com with the document attached works exactly as well.