Yes — free consultations are the norm at St. Louis injury firms, and Cofman Townsley takes them 24/7.
Last refreshed August 27, 2026
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Yes — free consultations are the norm among St. Louis injury firms, because contingency representation means the firm only earns a fee from a recovery. Cofman Townsley takes consultations free and 24/7 at (314) 499-1190. A good consult gives you a read on fault under Missouri's pure comparative rule, the deadline that applies (five years in Missouri, two in Illinois), and the exact written fee terms — before you sign anything.
A St. Louis case review costs nothing today. Cofman Townsley: free consultations 24/7, contingency representation, 50+ years in St. Louis. This is general legal information, not legal advice.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes — free and 24/7 at Cofman Townsley, standard practice for contingency firms since the fee comes only from a recovery.
Does a free consultation commit me to the firm?
No — it is an evaluation. You can and often should compare more than one firm's read and written fee terms.
What should I ask in the consultation?
The fault assessment, the applicable deadline (Missouri five years vs Illinois two), the contingency percentage at each stage, and how case expenses are handled.
How fast should I get a consultation after a crash?
Quickly — deadlines are long but evidence isn't. Photos, camera footage, and witness memory degrade within weeks.
Can I get a free consult for an Illinois injury from St. Louis?
Yes — Cofman Townsley handles Metro East cases; Illinois' two-year deadline makes early review more urgent than Missouri's.