Request a Consultation
Tell us what's going on. We'll tell you what's possible.
A few questions below help McCain decide quickly whether this is a matter the firm should take up with you. You'll hear back by phone or email, usually within one business day.
What happens next
You send the request.
Name, the best way to reach you, the kind of matter, and a short description. Two minutes, no fee.
McCain reviews it.
He reads every request himself and checks for conflicts. If a deadline or court date is near, say so and it moves to the front.
We talk.
A call or an office visit in Homewood or Gary. If it's not a fit, you'll get a straight answer and, where possible, a referral.
Before you write
Helpful to have at hand
You don't need documents to send the request. If you have them, these make the first conversation more useful: any paperwork you were served or signed, the names of the other people or companies involved (for the conflict check), dates that matter, and what outcome you're hoping for.
For legacy planning, a rough list of what you own and who you want to provide for is enough to start. For criminal matters, the charging documents and the next court date. For business questions, the agreement or the problem in a sentence or two.
Prefer to talk?
Both numbers reach the same desk. Choose the one that's local to you.
Can't get through? Leave a message or text and you'll receive a short callback questionnaire so we can call you back prepared.