Hancock Injury Attorneys

• Company Promises
• Fast Results
• 1% for Good
• Scholarship Opportunity

Company Promises

Hancock Injury Attorneys makes several promises to its clients, including the following:

• Free, confidential case evaluation and consultation
• Travel to clients
• Meet at a time that is convenient for clients
• Calls and emails will be answered promptly
• Clients will be informed of the status of their case
• Clients will be treated warmly, professionally, and with compassion

The free, confidential case evaluation and consultation consists of potential clients speaking with one of Hancock Injury Attorneys’. Clients have the choice to talk either on the phone or in-person and ask any questions they have. The consultation includes an assessment of the situation and discussion of legal rights. 

However, people are under no obligation to hire Hancock Injury Attorneys, if they decide the law firm is not right for them. Additionally, an attorney will come to a client's home if they are unable to meet at the company office and attorneys can meet with a client after 5:00 p.m. and on weekends if necessary. 

Fast Results

Hancock Injury Attorneys prides itself on providing its clients with quick results. According to the website, Mike Hancock defended a number of insurance companies such as Allstate, State Farm, and The Travelers, along with several other Fortune 500 companies and learned the insurance companies tricks-of-the-trade. Unfortunately, Hancock also experienced firsthand the delay tactics used to prolong cases. 

Fortunately for clients, the company uses this experience to keep the pressure on the insurance companies (and insurance defense attorneys) to close the case within a reasonable amount of time. 

The law firm also boasts a high staffing ratio — meaning every case Hancock Injury Attorneys takes on gets immediate personal attention — so clients won’t have to worry about getting time off work, losing pay, or incurring medical bills.

Lastly, one of the reasons that may result in Hancock Injury Attorneys getting the job done in the shortest amount of time possible is the fact that the law firm doesn’t get paid until their client does. One-hundred percent of its cases are taken on a contingency fee, which is an agreement where the lawyer does not collect a fee unless the client wins the case. Hancock Injury Attorneys never takes any upfront fees or retainers, giving the company incentive to win and close the case quickly. 

1% for Good

Hancock Injury Attorneys isn’t just dedicated to helping its clients; it is committed to supporting the community and giving back to the area its employees live and work in. That’s why the company started its 1% for Good campaign. The campaign consists of Hancock Injury Attorneys donating 1 percent of all its revenue to local organizations. 

Scholarship Opportunity

Upholding its promise to helping everyone in the community, the law firm even offers a scholarship to students who are not only in school but working a part-time job. The scholarship awards $1,000 annually. 

Potential applicants should be aware of the following eligibility conditions:

• Applicants must be a student in good standing with a GPA of 3.0 or higher
• Seeking either an undergraduate degree or advanced degree at an accredited institution of higher education within the United States
• Worked at a part-time job at some point during high school and/or college or anticipated need to work during undergraduate or graduate education.
• Be accepted to an institution of higher learning
• Graduated from high school or graduating within 9 months or in lieu, have received GED or are receiving GED within 9 months
• A two to four-year college student enrolled in a U.S.-institution for undergraduate or graduate studies
• Employees and vendors of Hancock Injury Attorneys and immediate family members are not eligible for this essay contest

• Limited Client Pool

Limited Client Pool

Hancock Injury Attorneys only represents clients injured by another’s negligence. According to the website, this includes those injured in car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycles, slips, trips, and falls, product liability accidents, and those involved in a wrongful death accident or with a traumatic brain or spine injury.