How do I send assignments to Eckert & Associates, P.A.?
It’s easy to refer accounts to us! We offer many ways to forward files:
*Email files to: moc.smialcemitnwod@ofni
*Fax them to: 904-215-3345
*Mail them to: P.O. Box 9899, Fleming Island, FL 32006
Can I talk to someone first?
Yes! Please call us for an initial consultation at (904) 278-7688. We will help you each step of the way.
Once you have consulted with us and you decide we are the right law firm for you, we will send you a contract to sign. Once signed, we will provide you with a packet of forms to complete and a list of documents to produce. We will create a demand package for the opposing side. The opposing side’s response will dictate our next action.
Most cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, so there are rarely initial retainers or hourly fees due. On straight contingency fee cases, we are only paid a fee if we settle your claim. Our office is run by a staff skilled in handling transportation, subrogation and lost revenue claims. We will work on your file as a team and you are free to contact any of us throughout the course of your case with any questions.
If your claim cannot be resolved without litigation, we may suggest referring your case to an attorney in the proper jurisdiction to file suit. We will provide statuses to you throughout the litigation process, with our goal of a favorable judgment and resolution.
Eckert & Associates, P.A. does not guarantee the confidentiality of any communications sent by e-mail or through its website, or left in voicemail messages on firm telephones. Unsolicited information and material may not be treated as confidential and will not be protected by an attorney-client privilege and may be unsecured. Accessing or using this website does not create an attorney-client relationship. Although the use of the website may facilitate access to or communications with member of Eckert & Associates, P.A. by email or voicemail, receipt of any such communications or transmissions by any member of Eckert & Associates, P.A. does not create an attorney-client relationship, unless our firm formally agrees to represent you in writing.