Personal injury enquiries
Understand where to begin with an injury-related enquiry.
Discuss an injury-related legal question and the information needed to assess it.
Begin with the event and the available records.
After an injury, there may be questions about the event, the available records and any correspondence you have received. An initial enquiry can help identify what needs to be discussed in a consultation.
What you can ask about
- Initial legal questions following an injury
- Questions about the information needed for an assessment
- Correspondence relating to an injury or claim
- Discussing the next step for your particular circumstances
Before your first conversation
Prepare a short account of the event and a list of the records you hold. Keep medical and identity documents private until a suitable way to share them has been agreed.
Questions before you begin
How do I arrange a consultation?
Call Equity on +971 56 904 0795 or start an enquiry on WhatsApp. Briefly explain your matter and ask about consultation availability, the relevant scope of assistance and fees.
How much does a consultation cost?
Contact Equity to confirm the consultation fee and what it includes before booking. This website does not list a fixed fee or advertise a free consultation.
Does sending an enquiry mean you have taken on my case?
No. An enquiry starts a conversation. Any engagement, scope of work and fees need to be agreed separately. Information on this website is general and is not legal advice for your individual circumstances.
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Other areas of enquiry.
Business & corporate
Legal questions behind contracts, business relationships and company decisions.
Property & rental matters
Discuss a property agreement, tenancy concern or disagreement about real estate.
Employment matters
Questions about your employment contract, workplace issue or the end of a role.