Free and confidentialTell me what happened. I'll tell you where you stand.
This takes a few minutes, plus a moment to upload your documents. You'll hear back by your preferred method with a plain-English answer about whether the law gives you a claim. You don't pay me unless you win: no attorney's fees or costs owed to me unless you recover.
Request your free case review
Prefer to talk?
- (813) 921-3516
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. - jackson@getmcmillanlaw.com
- Tampa, Florida. Clients anywhere in Florida. Meetings by phone, video, or in person by appointment.
What happens next
- I review your requestand check for conflicts of interest.
- I reach outby your preferred method to ask follow-up questions.
- You get a straight answeron whether you have a claim and what I would do next.
- You decide.If you want to move forward, the fee agreement comes in writing first.
- Credit reports, and your disputes to the credit bureaus
- Bank or app statements, and your written notice to the bank or app
- Your lease, and any notice you got from your landlord
- Denial letters, contracts, receipts, and screenshots
Before you send it
About the case review
Is the case review really free?
Yes. There is no charge and no obligation to hire me. You don't pay me unless you win. I take these cases on contingency: no attorney's fees and no case costs owed to me unless you recover money. If a case is lost, a court can sometimes order the losing side to pay the other side's court costs, and some Florida laws, including the security deposit and deceptive practices statutes, also let the winner recover attorney's fees from the loser. I explain that risk before anything is filed, and every term is in a written agreement before you sign.
Is what I send confidential?
Yes. I treat information and documents from people who contact me about a possible case as confidential, and uploads are stored in a private firm folder. Sending them doesn't make me your lawyer, and you're welcome to black out Social Security numbers and full account numbers first. I'll ask if I need anything else.
Why do you ask who the other side is?
Lawyers must check for conflicts of interest before discussing a case in detail. Knowing the company, bank, or landlord involved lets me do that right away.
What if my problem isn't one of the three you list?
Send it anyway. If it's outside my practice, I'll tell you, and where I can, I'll point you to a resource such as The Florida Bar's Lawyer Referral Service.