Attorney Referrals · Co-Counsel · Local Counsel
Your client. Your relationship.Our casework.
A direct lawyer-to-lawyer referral path for Florida personal injury and intellectual property matters. Send the case details, tell us the role you want us to play, and we’ll take it from there.
Send a referral
One form. Any referral.
Use this single intake for personal injury, patent, trademark, copyright, or Florida local-counsel referrals. Identify the referring lawyer and firm, client and adverse parties, any urgent deadline, and what you want Tucker Law to handle.
Personal Injury
Refer an injury matter.
Motor vehicle, trucking, premises, negligent security, dog bite, wrongful death, and other plaintiff-side injury matters.
An inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship or confirm acceptance of the referral.
Lawyer Referral Intake
Send a referral.
Use this form for personal injury and intellectual property matters, including Florida local-counsel requests.
Please do not send privileged or highly sensitive documents until conflicts are cleared and Tucker Law confirms the matter can be reviewed.
Built for referral relationships
A strong handoff should feel like an extension of your own firm.
Whether you are referring a matter out completely, looking for co-counsel, or need Florida counsel on a federal IP case, the process should be easy to start and clear from the beginning.
Protect the relationship.
Tell us how you want to stay involved and what role you want Tucker Law to handle.
Flag what is urgent.
Deadlines, statutes of limitation, hearings, USPTO dates, and pending responses belong at the top.
Start with conflicts.
Provide the client and adverse-party names so the matter can be screened before sensitive documents are exchanged.
Send the right fit.
Personal injury and intellectual property referrals each route through an intake tailored to the matter.
What to send
Enough information to make the first review useful.
Keep the first submission concise. We mainly need to identify the people involved, understand the type and posture of the matter, and spot any time-sensitive issue.
Who is sending it?
Your name, firm, contact information, client or prospective client, adverse parties, and the role you want Tucker Law to handle.
What is the case?
Case type, incident or filing date, court or agency if applicable, present posture, and a short factual summary.
What cannot wait?
Statutes of limitation, response dates, hearings, trial settings, filing deadlines, USPTO or TTAB dates, or any other immediate concern.
