
Millbrook
Main office88 Mercer Pike
Millbrook
(555) 018-4420
24/7, by a person
Describe what happened in one sentence. Someone answers this number at any hour.
Home and hospital visits for people who cannot travel. Two offices on the same road, one number for both.
Not a phone interpreting service. Ask for your language when you call and a person in the office answers in it.
Big enough to take a hard case all the way, and small enough that you always know who is working on yours.
88 Mercer PikeMillbrook, Harlow County
On Mercer Pike, at Station Road. This is the main office, and most first meetings that happen in an office happen here.

88 Mercer Pike
Millbrook
(555) 018-4420
24/7, by a person

410 Mercer Avenue
North Ridley
(555) 018-4420
The north end
Mercer Pike runs the length of Harlow County, and the office sits near its middle. Here is what each direction means for a claim.
Every town in the county is inside a short drive, and home and hospital visits reach the ones that are not.
Mercer Pike crosses Mill Road here in Millbrook, and Mill Road runs east from that crossing through Cedar Hollow to the interchange and the highway.
Mercer Pike becomes Mercer Avenue at the edge of town and runs up to the second office in the north end.
The eastern end of the county, farms and small roads. An attorney drives out if you cannot drive in.
Because it can decide which court your claim ends up in, and it is one reason this address was chosen.
Injury claims are usually filed in the county where the crash or the fall happened, or where the party you are suing can be sued. Most of this office's work happens inside Harlow County, but a crash just over the county line, a trucking company based somewhere else or a product made in another state can each move a claim to a different court.
For you that difference is mostly invisible, which is the point. You call one number, you meet the same attorneys, and the file moves to whichever court it belongs in. It matters to us because filing in the wrong place wastes months, and months are the one thing an injury claim never has spare.
Whatever you already have. Nothing on this list stops the meeting happening, and if you have none of it we start from your account of what happened.
Injury work first, anywhere in the county. Pick what happened rather than the legal name for it.
On Mill Road, on Station Road or anywhere in the county.
Tractor trailers, box trucks and delivery vans off the highway.
A wet floor, ice nobody salted, an unlit stair.
A left turn across you, a car that never looked.
A missed diagnosis, a surgical injury, a medication error.
A tool, an appliance or a part that failed in normal use.
Call (555) 018-4420 before you travel. A person answers at any hour, day or night, and will set a time that suits you: here at the office, at your kitchen table, or at your hospital bed if you cannot get out of it.
What people ask before they drive over, answered in the order they ask them.
88 Mercer Pike, Millbrook, at the corner of Station Road. The phone is (555) 018-4420 and it is answered around the clock by a person.
Yes. The firm also keeps an office at 410 Mercer Avenue in North Ridley, up the same road, and both are reached on the same number.
One of the three attorneys at the firm: Elena Calder, Marcus Roche or Priya Venkataraman. Ask for a language when you call and someone who speaks it sits down with you too.
No. The case evaluation can happen entirely by phone, and if you are laid up at home or in a hospital bed in Harlow County or the counties next to it, an attorney comes to you.
It depends where it happened and who is responsible. Most of this office's cases stay in Harlow County, and the first call is where you find out if yours is one of the exceptions.