Disclaimer
This page serves as the disclaimer for Atlanta Personal Injury and Workers Compensation Attorney Robert N. Susko.
The information provided on this website (www.robertnsusko.com) our sister website (www.bobsuskolaw.com) or our blog (www.ga-injury-workerscomp.com) is general in nature, and is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice about your specific situation or potential claim. We encourage you to contact us(404-262-7512) to discuss the details of your potential claim. Please do not delay, however, as there are statutes of limitation which could potentially bar your claim if you do not pursue it in a timely manner.
Statutes of limitation may vary from state to state, as well as due to the nature of the claim. Time is of the essence and we encourage you to contact us or another attorney immediately to discuss your potential claim.
Also, please understand that if you communicate with us in any fashion about your potential claim, it does not automatically create an attorney client relationship.
Therefore, please do not send any confidential information to us until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established. Also, do not send any potential claim inquiry by email that requires immediate assistance, such as a pending court date or the expiration of a statute of limitations applicable to your case. Further, just because we allow email inquiries to be submitted to us, this is not an acceptance nor validation of your claim and no representation will occur unless and until we agree to accept your claim and you agree to hire us. If you submit an email inquiry to us and you do not hear from us by 2:00 p.m. the next business day, you must contact our office by phone that day to receive some assistance. This will insure that your case is evaluated and accepted or rejected in a timely manner in the unlikely event there are technical difficulties with the internet or your or our internet service provider or email provider.
Any references made to “No money up front – No fees unless we collect” refer only to fees charges by the attorney. Such contingent fees are Not permitted on all types of Cases. Court cost and other additional expenses of legal action usually must be paid by the client.
