Not usually — the judge might not love that. But the point of the T-Shirt Lawyer isn’t the shirt — it’s what it stands for. No suits. No ego. No BS. I show up as myself, ready to fight for you, not to impress anyone with a tie.

If you got hurt and someone else was at fault — that’s my lane. Car wrecks, truck accidents, slip-and-falls, dog bites, hit-and-runs — you name it. If an insurance company’s giving you the runaround, I’ll take it from here.

Most cases take around 8 months or more, depending on how bad the injuries are and how cooperative the insurance company decides to be.

Here’s the truth: the longest part of your case is your medical treatment. Until your doctors are close to finishing care — or at least know what your long-term outlook looks like — we can’t put a fair value on what you’ve been through. Pain and suffering aren’t guesswork; they’re based on real recovery time and real limitations.

Once treatment’s wrapped up, we build your demand package and send it to the insurance company. That’s when things can go one of two ways:

They do the right thing and settle.

Or they dig in, stall, and try to wear you down — which can add months.

Either way, I’ll keep you in the loop the whole time and make sure we move things as fast as possible without short-changing your recovery or your settlement. The goal isn’t to be quick — it’s to be right.

I take all kinds of cases — big, small, and everything in between — as long as they’re deserving.

I don’t believe in chasing hype. I believe in helping good people who’ve been hurt and need someone in their corner. Once I take your case, you get my full attention and my full fight. Every time.

Because I don’t do halfway.