Attorney Referrals

Personal Injury Referrals - California, Washington, Nevada

At Shea & Shea, our emphasis on severe brain and spinal cord injury cases makes us a sound referral resource for attorneys and law firms throughout California and other western states. To learn how we can help you help your client, contact our office in San Jose.

We accept referrals for a fee to be established upon engagement and to be paid when we collect on the settlement or verdict. We have accepted referrals from Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, and Hawaii, as well as from all over California. With 20 years of proven success in brain injury and spinal cord litigation, our lawyers have the experience and resources necessary to get the most out of your client's case on terms that are fair to both your client and your firm.

There are many reasons why an attorney might consider referring a complex personal injury case: he might run into problems getting the defense to approach settlement at anything like the true value of the claim, or she might lack the resources necessary to develop the forensic evidence essential to proof of the full extent of your client's damages. At Shea & Shea, we are in the position to advance very substantial expenses at our own risk, and we only recover them in the event of a favorable result.

Our experience with catastrophic injury and fatal accident cases gives us the ability to commit the investigative and forensic resources necessary to prove your client's case at its correct value, and our willingness to do so can often make the decisive difference for bringing the defendant to constructive negotiations.

We are an AV-rated* law firm with a carefully limited caseload so that we can devote close and personalized attention to every case. To learn more about our ability to serve your client's interests on terms beneficial to your firm, contact us in San Jose.

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