of our cases come to us as referrals from other law firms.
We take the big cases. We take the hard cases. And when another firm has a client who needs a fighter in their corner, they send that client to us. You stay on the file as co-counsel. Your client stays your client. A trial-tested personal injury team handles the rest.
Co-counsel agreements and fee division handled under Florida, Georgia and Colorado rules.
Battle Law is built on personal injury attorney referrals: personal injury firms that need trial counsel, out-of-state firms with a Florida, Georgia or Colorado matter, and business, family, estate and criminal defense lawyers whose clients were hurt and need an injury team they can trust. When you co-counsel with us, you keep your client, you share in the result where your state’s rules allow it, and your client gets a firm that was built for the cases other firms refer out.
Battle Law has recovered millions of dollars for injured clients across Florida, Georgia and Colorado, and most of those cases came to us as personal injury attorney referrals. Referring attorneys get the same thing their clients get: a firm that works the case up for full value from day one and does not settle short because the calendar is full.
When the biggest injury firms in the country have a case that needs more attention than a high-volume model can give it, a contested liability fight, a catastrophic injury, a difficult venue, they refer it to us. We are built for the cases that do not fit on an assembly line, and the firms that send them know the case will be worked, not warehoused.
An accident on I-75 does not care which side of the Florida-Georgia line your client lives on. Our attorneys are licensed in multiple states, including Florida, Georgia and Colorado, with offices in Clearwater, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Valdosta and Denver. We co-counsel cross-border cases without the delay and expense of pro hac vice admissions and separate local counsel, so your client gets one team that can appear where the case belongs.
Family law, estate planning, business, criminal defense, immigration, real estate: if you practice outside personal injury and a client gets hurt, you do not have to send them away. Co-counsel with Battle Law and you keep the relationship. We handle the injury claim with proven, experienced personal injury attorneys, you stay as involved as you choose, and you share in the fee where your state’s rules allow it. Your client gets the right lawyer for the injury and keeps the lawyer they already trust.
No brand-new “pre-suit attorneys” learning on your client’s case. The average personal injury attorney at Battle Law has more than ten years of experience as a lawyer, and several of us spent years on the insurance side as company lawyers and regulators. We know how adjusters value claims and how defense counsel try cases, because we used to sit at that table.
Our office is fluent in Spanish, and our Spanish-language site, BattleAbogados.com, serves those clients directly. Intake, phone calls, case updates and documents can all be handled in your client’s language, including by a Spanish-speaking attorney. Firms without Spanish-speaking staff can retain their Spanish-speaking injury clients through co-counsel instead of referring them out entirely, and the client gets a team that speaks to them directly, not through a translator.
Plenty of good injury firms are built to settle, not to try cases. When the insurer will not pay what the case is worth, Battle Law steps in as trial co-counsel. We prepare every case as if it is going to a jury, and we have the time, the staff and the resources to actually get there. You keep your client and your share of the fee; we take the case through verdict.
Every state we practice in allows lawyers in different firms to divide a fee, but each has its own conditions. We prepare the co-counsel agreement so it satisfies the rule in your client’s state. These summaries are for lawyers’ convenience; the rule text controls.
Yes. A co-counsel arrangement adds our firm to the representation; it does not replace you. You stay the client’s lawyer, you stay informed, and you decide how involved you want to be in the injury case.
It depends on the state and on how the work is shared. Florida personal injury cases default to a 75/25 split between primary and secondary counsel unless a court approves something different. Georgia and Colorado allow a division in proportion to the work or with joint responsibility, as long as the client agrees in writing and the total fee is reasonable. We put the split in the written agreement before anyone does any work.
We accept personal injury attorney referrals for serious injury and wrongful death cases: car, truck and motorcycle collisions, rideshare and commercial vehicle cases, boating injuries, premises liability, catastrophic injuries, and cases that have stalled with an insurer and need litigation or trial. If a case is outside what we handle, we will tell you quickly.
Usually, yes. We are licensed in multiple states, including Florida, Georgia and Colorado, and we regularly co-counsel cases where the client, the crash and the defendant are in different places. Call us and we will tell you where the case belongs and whether we can appear there.
No. The fee is divided between the firms; it is not doubled. The client pays the same contingency fee they would pay a single firm, within the limits each state sets.
Call (866) 9-BATTLE any time, or use the form below and an attorney will follow up with you directly. Every personal injury attorney referral is reviewed by a lawyer, not a call center.