What Do “Free Legal Evaluation” and “No Fee” Really Mean?
What Is a Free Legal Evaluation?
When you contact us to find out if you have a case, we offer a free legal evaluation. That means after you tell us the facts about the dangerous drug reaction and your injuries, we’ll tell you if we think you have a case. We provide this service absolutely free and with no-strings-attached. You aren’t obligated to use our law firm even if we determine that you have a case. And you owe us nothing for your free legal evaluation.
There REALLY is “Never a Fee, Unless We Get Money For You”
Some firms charge clients upfront. We don’t. We work on what’s called a “contingent fee” basis. That means it won't cost you a penny unless and until we get money for you. That’s why the pressure is on us to get you the best outcome possible.
The law firm of Edgar Snyder & Associates uses all the resources possible to prove your case. You can be confident that our firm will do whatever is necessary, regardless of the cost, to represent you. If you don’t get money, we don’t get money.
Sometimes uncovering case evidence and interviewing medical experts costs money-lots of money. But Edgar Snyder & Associates won’t charge for those expenses, unless we get money for you.
The Only Way to Lose Money is if You Don’t Take Action
You have nothing to lose when you contact us for a free legal evaluation. But if you don’t seek legal advice, you may be cheating yourself. If your injury gets worse or you don’t fully recover, will you have the means to support yourself or provide a secure future for your family?
Hurt by a Dangerous Drug? Contact Us Now For a Free Evaluation of Your Legal Case.
Call us toll-free at 1-866-943-3427 or get online legal help, and we'll give you a free evaluation of your claim.
Please note: All of our lawyers are licensed to practice in the state of Pennsylvania. We also have lawyers licensed to practice in Ohio and West Virginia and we associate with experienced attorneys in other states. In addition, all drug-related litigation involves co-counsel.





