Counterpoint Legal California · Guam

Personal injury HELLA HURT
Counterpoint Legal

Inquiry pathway

Start with a clear and direct next step.

Complete the form, then your email app will open with a message addressed to Counterpoint Legal.

The website does not store or send your inquiry. You decide whether to send the prepared email from your own device. For personal-injury questions, HellaHurt is a separate public starting point.

01 Contact the firm

Give the firm a clear starting point.

When you select “Open email to the firm,” your device’s email app will prepare a message for both admin@counterpointfirm.com and Morgan@counterpointfirm.com.

Do not include confidential or highly sensitive information. Leave out medical records, Social Security numbers, financial account numbers, passwords, and documents. An inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship.
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This form opens a prepared email to both firm inboxes. It does not submit, store, or create a matter on this website.

02 Public office contact information

Call the location connected to your question.

Office details are provided for direct contact. Calling or emailing does not create an attorney-client relationship, and the firm will confirm conflicts, jurisdiction, availability, and next steps before accepting a matter.

California

San Diego

600 B Street, Suite 1550San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 780-3303

California

Los Angeles

355 S. Grand Ave., Suite 2450Los Angeles, CA 90071
(213) 772-1502

California

San Jose / Bay Area

2570 N. 1st Street, 2nd FloorSan Jose, CA 95131
(669) 272-2720

Pacific

Guam

Suite 802, DNA Building238 Archbishop Flores StreetHagåtña, Guam 96910
1-800-671-5949

Fax: (619) 344-0332

04 Before you send

A first email is a starting point, not confidential legal advice.

Do not send documents or private information through this form. Counterpoint Legal will need to check conflicts, jurisdiction, availability, and the facts before deciding whether it can respond or accept a matter.