About lowercase law
Our goal is to reshape
the legal industry
Our goal is to change the way the legal world operates…we are the front line of a movement that is putting power back in the client’s hands and more settlement dollars in their pocket.
lowercase doesn’t care about industry standards, we care about our clients. You are coming to us because you need help. We want to help you by delivering justice and compensation while putting a bigger chunk of your award in your pocket. We believe it’s time for law to evolve.
At lowercase law
we raise the bar
We believe in raising the bar and lowering the costs on legal services. To us, that means a higher level of guidance, service, and commitment to our clients. Our emphasis is on clients not cash.
We pledge to give the power to the people. To us, providing education and knowledge to guide our clients, prepares and strengthens them to make informed decisions. Our process is transparent and our clients are involved from start to finish.
Meet our team
lowercase doesn’t care about industry standards, we care about our clients. You are coming to us because you need help. We want to help you by delivering justice and compensation while putting a bigger chunk of your award in your pocket. We believe it’s time for law to evolve.
Rick-Vincent G. Garcia
Miami Law
Partner, Co-founder
Jose E. Aguirre
Notre Dame Law
Partner, Co-founder
Justin H. Jaffe
Nova Southeastern Law
Partner, Co-founder
Frequently asked questions
What is the lowercase fee?
Attorneys regularly charge 33.33% if your case settles before litigation and 40% if your case settles during litigation. With the lowercase fee, we charge a flat rate of 30% whether we go to litigation or not. Learn more
How much can I save with the lowercase fee?
How long will my case take?
Should I use an attorney or handle the case myself?
When making this decision, you may want to consider the following:
ABC News reported that internal documents from Allstate Insurance revealed that an injured person with an attorney typically receives, on average, three times more compensation than someone without legal representation. Of course, the recovery in each case depends on its specific facts and circumstances and may be reduced by attorney’s fees and costs. Additionally, an attorney can identify all potential sources of insurance for your claim, including bodily injury, uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, PIP insurance, excess insurance, and employer insurance.
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Contact us today to discuss your case and learn more about how lowercase law can help.
