Straight answers before you ever walk in.

Nothing up front. Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee — the firm is paid a percentage of the recovery, and only if we win. If there is no recovery, you owe no attorney's fee. The consultation is always free.

It depends on your injuries, your medical care, lost income, and how the injury has changed your life. Anyone who quotes a number before reviewing your records is guessing. What we can tell you quickly — after a free case review — is whether you have a case worth pursuing.

For most personal injury cases, Mississippi's statute of limitations is three years from the date of injury — but some claims have much shorter deadlines, and evidence disappears fast. The sooner you call, the more options you keep.

Not before talking to a lawyer. First offers are usually designed to close your claim cheaply — and once you sign, it's final. Cooper spent fifteen years inside the state's largest injury firm; he knows exactly how those offers are calculated, and the review costs you nothing.

Most cases settle without a trial. But insurance companies pay full value only when they believe your lawyer will actually try the case. Every case here is prepared as if it's going to a Mississippi courtroom — that's what moves the number.

Call 855-6COOPER (dial #4LAW from a Mississippi mobile), email intake@coopermileslaw.com, use the free case review form, or start a chat with the intake assistant on any page. However you reach out, someone from the firm will get back to you within 24 to 48 hours.

Whatever you have: the accident report, photos, medical records or bills, letters from the insurance company, and names of witnesses. Don't wait to gather everything — bring what you've got, and we'll help you collect the rest.

No. The docket includes car and truck accidents, premises liability and slip/fall injuries, on-the-job injuries, wrongful death, and Social Security disability. If an injury touches your life, it belongs on this desk.