Personal Injury
What to Do Immediately After a Personal Injury
The first hours after an accident shape everything that follows. A calm, practical checklist for protecting your health and your options.
March 4, 2026 · 7 min read
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About
Not a law firm — a starting point.
Tajima Law is a legal information and attorney-connection service — not a law firm. We help people facing unfamiliar legal situations understand what their options generally look like and connect them with independent licensed attorneys who handle that kind of matter.
Every attorney in our network operates independently and is responsible for advising you on your specific case.
Our commitment: clear explanations, strict confidentiality, and no pressure. The decisions about your case are yours to make.
Practice Areas
Areas we can connect you with an attorney for
These are the kinds of matters our network covers. Tajima Law does not provide legal services in any of them — we introduce you to an independent attorney who does.
Personal Injury
Car accidents, slip and falls, and other injury matters where questions of fault, insurance, and medical costs come into play.
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Divorce, custody, support, and related matters, where state rules and parenting arrangements shape the process.
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Entity formation, contracts, partnership questions, and the day-to-day legal side of running a company.
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Wage and hour issues, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and workplace leave questions.
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Misdemeanor and felony matters, from arrest and arraignment through plea negotiations, trial, and appeal.
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Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and probate — planning documents and administration after a death.
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A calmer way to find the right attorney
Experienced Independent Attorneys
Every attorney in our network is independently licensed and practices on their own account, not ours.
Clear Communication
We explain general legal concepts in plain language, without jargon and without pressure.
Free Case Review
Submitting your situation for review costs nothing, and there is no charge for being connected.
No Upfront Obligation
You decide whether to speak with an attorney, and whether to engage them. Nothing is committed in advance.
Personalized Matching
We look at your practice area, location, and timing to find attorneys suited to matters like yours.
Nationwide Network
Our network spans attorneys across the country, licensed in the states where they practice.
How It Works
Four steps, no obligation
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Share Your Case Details
Tell us what happened using the free case review form. A short summary is enough to get started.
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Free Case Evaluation
We review your information to understand your practice area, location, and timing — at no cost to you.
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Get Matched With an Attorney
We introduce you to an independent, licensed attorney who handles matters like yours in your area.
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Move Forward With Confidence
Speak directly with your matched attorney about your specific situation. The decision to proceed is yours.
Resources
Legal Guides & Resources
Plain-language explanations to help you understand common legal situations. General information only — not legal advice.
Employment Law
Understanding Your Rights as an Employee
Pay, discrimination, safety, leave, and retaliation — a plain-language overview of the federal protections that apply to most American workers.
February 18, 2026 · 8 min read
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Personal Injury
How the Personal Injury Claim Process Works
From first consultation to settlement or trial — what actually happens at each stage of an injury claim, and why it takes the time it does.
February 2, 2026 · 9 min read
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Family Law
Divorce and Child Custody: What to Expect
Grounds, filing, property division, support, and custody — how family courts generally approach the decisions that come with separation.
January 21, 2026 · 8 min read
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Business Law
Choosing the Right Business Structure
Sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or corporation — how each structure treats liability and taxes, and what usually drives the decision.
January 8, 2026 · 8 min read
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Criminal Defense
Criminal Charges: Understanding the Process and Your Options
From arrest to appeal — the stages of a criminal case, the rights that apply at each one, and where decisions actually get made.
December 12, 2025 · 9 min read
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FAQ
Questions people ask first
- How much does Tajima Law cost?
- Using Tajima Law to connect with an attorney is free. Any fees for legal services are arranged directly between you and the independent attorney you choose to work with, and are disclosed upfront.
- Is Tajima Law a law firm?
- No. Tajima Law is a legal information and attorney-connection service. We do not provide legal advice or representation, and using our service does not create an attorney-client relationship. We connect you with independent, licensed attorneys who can advise you on your specific situation.
- How long does it take to get connected with an attorney?
- Most people are contacted within one business day after submitting a case review request. Timelines vary by location and practice area.
- What practice areas do you cover?
- Our network includes attorneys across personal injury, family law, employment law, business law, criminal defense, and estate planning.
- Is my information confidential?
- Yes. Your information is handled confidentially and used only to evaluate your request and connect you with an appropriate attorney. See our Privacy Policy.
- What happens after I submit the form?
- We typically reach out by phone or email to confirm details and explain next steps. If you choose to be matched with an attorney, we introduce you so you can decide whether to engage them.