Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers before the first conversation.
These general answers are not legal advice. A consultation is needed to assess the specific facts.
Is the initial consultation free?
Yes. The firm offers a free initial consultation to discuss the nature of the matter, immediate concerns, and possible next steps.
Do you serve both Kern County and Los Angeles?
Yes. The firm serves clients in Kern County and Los Angeles, subject to the facts, venue, conflicts review, and acceptance of the matter.
Are evening and weekend appointments available?
Yes. Evening and weekend appointments may be available by arrangement.
Will I work directly with Rob Gill?
Yes. The boutique practice is structured around direct attorney representation and continuity throughout the matter.
What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring relevant notices, court papers, police reports, medical records, employment records, contracts, photographs, communications, insurance information, and a written timeline when available.
Does contacting the firm create an attorney-client relationship?
No. An attorney-client relationship begins only after the firm accepts the matter and both parties sign a written representation agreement.
What does no recovery, no fee mean?
For accepted employment and personal injury matters handled on contingency, there is no attorney fee unless the firm recovers for the client. The written agreement explains fees and costs.
How soon should I contact an attorney?
As soon as reasonably possible. Deadlines, evidence preservation, medical documentation, and procedural choices can affect a matter.