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This page is for reaching our team directly: general questions, site corrections, press, and attorney network inquiries, from anywhere in the United States. If you were hurt in an accident and need help finding a lawyer, skip ahead to a free, private case review instead. It takes about two minutes and there is no obligation.

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By Michael Mangione, Legal Research Editor Last reviewed July 24, 2026 3 min read

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Use the categories below for feedback, corrections, press, or partnership questions.

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What you send us is never published or sold. See how we handle it below.

Key takeaways

This page is for general contact, not case intake. An accident-related question gets faster, better help through a free case review.
We reply within 1 to 2 business days. A real person on our editorial team reads every message.
Corrections, press, and partnerships each have their own address so your message reaches the right person the first time.
Nothing you send here is legal advice. Contacting us does not create an attorney client relationship.

Editorial content, not legal advice

This page is written and maintained by our editorial team to be accurate and current. It is general information, not legal advice, and contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, talk to a licensed attorney.

01 Need help with your case?

Quick answer

If you or someone you love was hurt in a car, truck, motorcycle, or other vehicle accident, this contact page is not the fastest path. Start a free case review instead, and an independent, vetted attorney can look at your situation directly, at no cost to you.

The addresses on this page reach our editorial team, and they are the right way to ask a general question, report an error, or raise a press or partnership matter. They are not monitored the way a law firm's intake line is, and routing a real accident question through them just adds a delay you do not need.

If your situation involves an injury, start a free case review instead. It goes straight to matching you with an attorney rather than into a general inbox. If you are not sure whether your case needs a lawyer at all, our find a lawyer page walks through how we vet and match attorneys, and it costs nothing to find out where you stand.

MVA Lawyer Network covers all 50 states. Wherever your accident happened, we can connect you with an independent attorney licensed in that state.

Hurt in an accident? Skip the contact form below.

Bottom line: use the free case review for anything involving an actual injury or crash, and use the categories below for everything else.

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Getting to the right help

The fastest way to a lawyer is rarely a contact form.

02 General questions and feedback

Quick answer

For anything that is not a specific accident claim, such as site feedback, a technical problem, or a general question about how MVA Lawyer Network works, email hello@mvalawyernetwork.net and a person on our editorial team will read it.

This inbox is monitored by our editorial team, not a call center or an automated ticket system. It is the right place for feedback on the site, a broken link or display problem, a question about a page you read, or anything else that does not fit one of the more specific categories below.

Most messages get a reply within one to two business days. Include the page you are writing about if your question relates to something specific, since that helps us route it correctly and answer faster.

03 Editorial corrections and sourcing

Quick answer

If you believe a statute, case citation, statistic, or fact on this site is outdated or wrong, email corrections@mvalawyernetwork.net with the page and the specific claim, and our editorial team will check it against the primary source and correct it if it is wrong.

Accuracy is the whole point of an editorial site like this one. Every legal and statistical claim we publish is supposed to trace back to a regulation, a court decision, or government data, not to another site's summary of it. When we miss, we want to know.

A good correction report includes the page URL, the exact sentence or number you think is wrong, why you believe it is wrong, and a link to a primary source if you have one. That is usually enough for us to verify the claim and fix it quickly if it is genuinely incorrect. You can read more about how we hold ourselves to this in our editorial standards.

What this inbox is not

Corrections are for factual and sourcing errors on published pages. If you need help with an actual accident claim, use the free case review above instead, since this address is not monitored for case intake.

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Editorial accuracy

If we get a fact wrong, tell us and we will fix it.

04 Press and media

Quick answer

Journalists and researchers can email press@mvalawyernetwork.net with your outlet or institution, your deadline if you have one, and what you are working on, and our editorial team will follow up.

We are an independent editorial and referral platform, not a law firm, so most press questions about a specific case belong with the attorney handling it rather than with us. We are glad to talk about our editorial standards, our data sourcing, or the trends we cover across our guides.

05 Advertising and attorney network inquiries

Quick answer

Licensed attorneys interested in joining our vetted network, and businesses interested in advertising, can email partnerships@mvalawyernetwork.net with your firm or company name and what you are looking to do.

Every attorney in our network goes through a vetting step before we send any referral their way, since an unqualified match wastes an injured person's time. Include your practice areas, the states you are licensed in, and the best way to reach you, and a member of our team will follow up if it looks like a fit.

Attorneys. Tell us your practice areas, licensed states, and firm name.
Advertisers. Tell us your company, what you are promoting, and your timeline.

06 What happens after you contact us

Quick answer

A real person on our editorial team reads every message, routes it to whoever handles that category, and replies, usually within one to two business days. A free case review follows a separate, faster path toward an attorney match.

You send a message

Pick the address that matches your reason for writing, general question, correction, press, or partnership, and send your message.

Our editorial team reads and routes it

A person on our editorial team reads every message and routes it to whoever handles that category, rather than a call center or an automated ticket queue.

You hear back

Most messages get a reply within one to two business days. A free case review request follows a separate, faster path toward an attorney match.

07 Privacy and how we handle your message

Quick answer

What you send us is private: we do not publish it and we do not sell it. It is not legally confidential the way information you share with your own attorney is, because sending us a message does not create an attorney client relationship.

We use the word private rather than confidential on purpose, and the difference matters. True legal confidentiality, the kind protected by attorney-client privilege, only attaches once you have an actual attorney-client relationship with a lawyer. Sending a message through this page, or even submitting a free case review, does not create that relationship by itself.

What we can promise is that we do not publish your message and we do not sell your information to third parties. If you request a free case review and your situation fits, we share what you submit with an independent, participating attorney so they can evaluate it, and we may be compensated if you hire a lawyer through us. That is the extent of how your information moves.

Bottom line: private means we keep it out of public view and do not sell it, not that it carries the legal protection of talking to your own lawyer.

Our editorial standards

How we keep this page, and every page, accurate and worth trusting.

Primary sources only

Claims cite the regulation or the government data, not another firm's summary.

Reviewed and dated

The page shows when it was last reviewed and is updated when the law changes.

Editorial, not legal advice

General information to help you make decisions, not advice about your case.

Honest about how we operate

We are a referral service, not a law firm, and may be paid if you hire through us.

Michael Mangione Verified editor

Legal Research Editor · Founder, The Mangione Group, Inc.

MVA Lawyer Network is edited by Michael Mangione, who has spent more than a decade in personal injury lead generation, client intake, and contingency based law firm marketing. He built this site to turn dense legal rules into guidance a hurt person can actually use, then connect that person with a lawyer worth their time. Michael is not a practicing attorney and does not give legal advice. Every legal statement on this site is sourced to primary authority, and independent attorneys handle the legal work.

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Common questions, answered

General information, not legal advice. For advice about your specific situation, talk to a licensed attorney.

Is MVA Lawyer Network a law firm?

No. MVA Lawyer Network is an independent informational and referral service. We do not practice law, we do not give legal advice, and using this site or contacting us does not create an attorney client relationship. When your situation fits, we connect you with an independent, participating attorney who handles the legal work.

Can I get legal advice by emailing this page?

No. Anything you send through this contact page is general information handled by our editorial team, not legal advice, and no attorney reviews it directly. If you want an actual attorney to look at your situation, start a free case review instead, since that request is what gets routed to a lawyer.

What is the fastest way to get help with an accident claim?

Start a free case review rather than using the general contact addresses on this page. It takes about two minutes, it costs nothing, and it is the request that actually gets matched with an independent, vetted attorney.

How do I request a correction to something on the site?

Email our editorial team with the page URL, the specific sentence or figure you believe is wrong, and, if you have one, the primary source that shows the correct information. We check every reported error against the primary source and correct anything that is genuinely wrong.

Do you have a phone number I can call?

We do not operate a general public call line. Our editorial team works by email, and if you request a free case review, an independent attorney's office may call the number you provide to discuss your situation.

How fast will I hear back after I contact you?

Our editorial team typically replies within one to two business days. A free case review is handled on a separate, faster track since it goes toward matching you with an attorney rather than into the general inbox.

Is what I send you private?

Yes, we do not publish or sell what you send us. It is private, but it is not legally confidential the way information you share with your own attorney is, because sending us a message does not create an attorney client relationship.

How do I ask about advertising or joining your attorney network?

Email our partnerships address with your firm or company name, what you are looking to do, and the best way to reach you. A member of our team will follow up if it looks like a fit.

Can journalists or researchers request information?

Yes. Email our press address with your outlet or institution, your deadline if you have one, and what you are working on, and our editorial team will get back to you.

Do you have a physical office I can visit?

No. MVA Lawyer Network operates as an online editorial and referral service without a public office. If you are matched with an attorney through a free case review, any in-person meeting happens directly with that attorney's office.

What should I include when reporting an error on the site?

Send the page URL, the exact sentence or number you think is wrong, why you believe it is wrong, and a link to a primary source if you have one, such as a statute, court decision, or government data set. That is usually enough for our editorial team to verify it quickly.

If I submit a free case review, will someone actually contact me?

If your situation appears to fit, an independent, participating attorney or their staff will typically reach out using the contact details you provide. There is no guarantee every submission results in a call, since not every situation is a fit for our network.

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