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Start with the product, exposure, incident, or benefit issue. Each page explains common review factors in plain language.
A clear process from first answer to legal review.
You stay in control. Read the information, answer what you know, review consent, and decide whether to submit.
Share focused information
The intake asks for facts used to assess campaign fit and follow up. Give accurate answers. Use unsure when the form allows it.
Review consent
Consent appears before submission and is not preselected. It explains who may contact you and how.
Completeness check
AMMS checks whether the inquiry contains the information needed for the next review step. A request for more detail is not case acceptance.
Independent legal review
When appropriate and authorized, information may be sent to a participating legal professional. That professional decides whether to evaluate or accept the matter.
What a submission means
A request for review. Nothing more until confirmed in writing.
- It does not create an attorney-client relationship.
- It does not guarantee eligibility, acceptance, settlement, or compensation.
- It does not stop a statute of limitations or other deadline.
- It may lead to follow-up questions from an intake team or participating legal professional.
Before you submit
Important process questions.
Content reviewed September 14, 2026
Who decides whether a case is accepted?
A licensed attorney or law firm makes an independent decision after reviewing the available information. AMMS cannot promise acceptance.
Should I send medical records through a general contact form?
No. Use a campaign-specific intake path and follow its instructions. Do not send medical records through the general contact form.
Will submitting stop a legal deadline?
No. Submitting information does not preserve a claim or stop a deadline. Ask a licensed attorney about deadlines that may apply to you.
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