Accident intake FAQ

No. CaseClosedFL is a case-acquisition, screening, and attorney-matching service operated under the ABBYCRM name. It does not provide legal advice or representation, and submitting an intake does not create an attorney-client relationship.

The form asks about the accident, injuries, treatment, fault, insurance, representation status, and location before requesting contact information. If the answers meet current intake criteria, the inquiry can be reviewed for a possible connection with a participating attorney. A match is not guaranteed.

Common inquiries include car, commercial truck, motorcycle, rideshare, pedestrian, bicycle, and other personal-injury incidents in the states currently served. Screening criteria can stop an inquiry when the consumer already has an attorney for the incident or reports being primarily at fault in a motor-vehicle case.

Intake currently covers Florida, California, Arizona, Texas, and New York. Florida pages also include city hubs and accident-type guides. Other states use the same secure intake with state-specific coverage pages.

The online eligibility check is free. There is no account requirement. Participating attorneys typically work on contingency if they accept a case; fee terms are set by the attorney, not by CaseClosedFL.

Florida is a no-fault state for many motor-vehicle injuries. Personal Injury Protection can apply to early medical bills, subject to the policy and current law. Document treatment early and read the First 30 days checklist. This is general information, not legal advice.

No. CaseClosedFL does not guarantee a case value, settlement, recovery, or attorney match. A licensed attorney has to review the facts, evidence, coverage, and law.

No. Current screening stops when you report that an attorney already represents you for this incident. Contact your existing lawyer instead.