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What should I say when I contact Kevin?
Share your contact details, a general question, and any deadline. Attorneys can also include the state or court. Please leave out confidential details.
Should I send medical records?
Not yet. Do not send medical records, photographs, or sensitive details with your first message. Kevin will confirm how to share files if you agree to work together.
Does contacting Kevin mean work has started?
No. The first conversation helps confirm whether he can help. The services and terms must be agreed before work begins.
Can families contact Kevin directly?
Yes. Families can ask about reviewing existing medical records or autopsy reports. You do not need an attorney to make an initial inquiry.
Are private autopsies or laboratory testing available?
Private autopsies and laboratory testing are not currently offered. Kevin reviews existing records, provides written opinions and affidavits, and offers expert testimony.