Simple: Tell us what happened, and we'll connect you with a trusted personal injury attorney from our network. No bidding wars, no sales bombardment—just one quality recommendation. We specialize in connecting injury victims with experienced attorneys who work on contingency and fight for maximum compensation.

Yes, it's completely free for you. There's never a charge for getting connected. Most personal injury attorneys also work on contingency, meaning you don't pay them anything unless they win your case.

Every attorney goes through a rigorous screening process. We verify their bar license, check their track record with injury cases, review client testimonials, and evaluate their communication style. We only recommend attorneys we'd trust ourselves if we were injured.

Absolutely not. That's the whole point of PreciMatch. Unlike platforms that sell your information to 5+ competing law firms, we connect you with ONE carefully matched attorney. No sales spam, no aggressive follow-ups, no stress.

We stand behind our recommendations, but if for any reason the match isn't right, just let us know. We'll work with you to find a better fit. Your satisfaction matters more than any single connection.

Most connections happen within 24 hours. We take the time to understand your specific injury case and match you with an attorney who has experience with your type of claim—not just throw the first available name at you.

We connect injury victims with attorneys who handle motor vehicle accidents (car, motorcycle, truck), commercial vehicle accidents, slip and fall cases, and other injury claims. If you've been injured due to someone else's negligence, we'll likely know an attorney who can help.

Most personal injury attorneys work on contingency, which means you don't pay anything unless they win your case. They typically take a percentage of your settlement (usually 33-40%), but there are no upfront costs or hourly fees. The attorney we connect you with will explain their fee structure clearly during your first conversation.

This depends on your state and the type of injury claim. Most states have a statute of limitations of 1-3 years from the date of injury, but some cases have shorter deadlines. That's why it's important to talk to an attorney as soon as possible—waiting too long could mean losing your right to compensation.

Billboard lawyers and TV ads spend millions on marketing, which means they're often handling hundreds or thousands of cases at once. We connect you with experienced attorneys who genuinely care about maximizing your compensation—not just settling quickly to move to the next case. No ulterior motives, no hidden agenda—just a trusted recommendation from someone who knows the good attorneys from the rest.