ERISA Case Referrals

• Has your client's claim for long-term disability benefits been denied?

• Has your client's claim for short-term disability benefits been denied?

• Has your client's claim for life insurance benefits been denied?

• Does your client have a claim related to their pension?

• Does your client have a claim related to their retirement accounts?

• Is your client having COBRA issues?

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All of these matters may be governed by ERISA in federal court. Don’t overlook claims governed by ERISA. ERISA has very specific, hard and fast deadlines, and many unique statutory provisions. And, things done early in a claim can have lasting and negative impacts.

 

Let Us Help

The Martin Law Group's ERISA Case Lawyers been handling ERISA benefits claims for over 25 years. ERISA claims are our focus. Let us handle your client's ERISA claims and you concentrate on all the others.

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David Martin, Ariel Blocker, and Clay Williams have extensive experience in all aspects of ERISA cases, from claims, to administrative appeals, to litigation, to appeals in federal court.  

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Convenient Location to Clients/Lawyers in Alabama & Mississippi

We receive ERISA case referrals from attorneys all over Alabama, Mississippi and beyond. We regularly practice in federal courts throughout Alabama and Mississippi. And we will come meet with your clients at your office. Clients appreciate that we are willing to come to them and meet face-to-face. And those visits enhance your relationship with them as well.

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Fees for Associating & Referring Attorneys 

Typically, we pay associating and referring attorneys a fee equal to 1/3 of the attorneys fees recovered above $10,000. If there is a large fee recovery, we may waive the minimum requirement depending on the circumstances of the case. 

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This fee is compensation for meeting, communicating, coordinating, and maintaining the relationship with the client; and, keeping up-to-speed on the case and helping as necessary. Many times a referring or associating attorney will allow us to use their facilities, equipment, and staff as we meet and work with our client. 

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Referrals Make Good Business Sense 

Referrals make good business sense for several reasons because they:

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1. Encourage specialization of the bar;

2. Promote efficiency in rendering legal services;

3. Allow the referring attorney to be compensated; and,

4. Provide a valuable service to the client.​

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Clients come to you for a variety of legal matters. But they also understand that lawyers specialize just like doctors. Clients trust that if you are not the best person to handle their legal issues, you will direct them to someone who can.​ Let us be your go-to ERISA lawyers.