What happened to you?
Select the option that best describes your situation.
We may still be able to help.
Tell us a little more about what happened — we'll let the facts determine whether a case exists.
When did this happen?
Approximate date is fine if you're not sure of the exact day.
Where did it happen?
We need to connect you with an attorney licensed in the right state.
Was someone else responsible for what happened?
Even if you're not 100% sure, answer based on what you believe.
Before we close this out — one more thing.
This is important. Many people don't know this rule exists.
Even if you were partly at fault, you may still have a case.
In most U.S. states, fault is shared — not all-or-nothing. If the other party was even partially responsible, you may be entitled to compensation proportional to their share of fault.
With that in mind — was anyone else even partially involved?
Have you seen a doctor or received medical treatment?
This includes ER visits, urgent care, your primary care doctor, or any specialist.
What types of treatment have you received?
Select all that apply — this helps match you with the right attorney.
Where did you receive treatment?
This lets your attorney request records immediately — no extra steps for you. Skip if you're not sure.
Common in your area
What type of facility was it?
No problem — your attorney will locate your records with just the facility type and city. That's enough to get started.
Getting seen by a doctor is the most important thing you can do right now.
Medical documentation is the foundation of every personal injury case. Symptoms can take 24–72 hours to appear after an accident. If you're in pain — or even if you think you're okay — please see a doctor today.
Let's hold your spot.
Share your contact info and we'll send you a reminder once you've been seen.
We've saved your spot.
We'll send you a reminder in 48 hours. When you've been seen by a doctor, reply to that message or return to caseport.io/start — your answers will be waiting.
Don't wait too long — statutes of limitations are date-specific. The sooner you act, the stronger your position.
When did you last receive medical treatment?
Approximate is fine.
What injuries did you sustain?
Select everything that applies.
How has this affected your daily life?
Select the option that best describes your situation.
Do you know if the other party had insurance?
This is about the person or company responsible — not your own insurance.
Was a police report or official report filed?
This could be a police report, an accident report, or an employer incident report.
Have you already spoken with or hired an attorney?
This helps us make sure we can actually help you.
Have you signed any documents related to this incident?
This includes anything from an insurance company — like a release, settlement, or payment agreement.
How soon do you need help?
This helps us route your case to the attorney most available to respond quickly.
What's your name?
First name is fine — this is just so we know how to address you.
What's the best number to reach you, there?
A vetted attorney will call or text. Your number is never shared or sold.
We just sent you a code.
So the attorney has a confirmed number to reach you on.
For this demo, any 6-digit code will work.
Where should we send your case summary?
Optional. We'll email your reference number, what happens next, and the attorney's name — so you have everything in writing.
One last thing, almost there.
When is the best time for the attorney to call you?
Almost done, one last step.
Your signature authorizes your attorney to request your medical records immediately — saving weeks of back-and-forth.
By signing below, you authorize CasePort and any assigned attorney from our network to obtain your medical records related to this injury for the sole purpose of evaluating your personal injury case. This authorization expires 90 days from today or upon case assignment, whichever comes first. You may revoke this in writing at any time.
Every CasePort case file includes this authorization — it's how your attorney can start immediately, without any extra steps from you.
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Your case is in motion.
A qualified attorney is being matched to your case right now.
Strengthen your file while you wait.
Cases with documentation are matched faster. Upload photos, police reports, medical receipts, or insurance letters.
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Photos, PDFs, documents — any format
Symptoms often appear 24–72 hours after an accident. If things change, you can always return and update your file.
Based on what you've shared, we may not be the right fit right now.
That doesn't mean you don't have options. These CasePort resources may help.
Symptoms often appear 24–72 hours after an accident. If your situation changes, enter your email and we'll send you information on next steps.
It sounds like you're already in good hands.
Since you have legal representation, we're not able to assist at this stage. Your attorney is the right person to speak with.
We recommend speaking with an attorney directly.
If you've signed a settlement or release, your claim may have already been resolved. An attorney can confirm whether any options remain — at no cost to you in a free consultation.