Portland
Address: 214 Fore Street, Suite 3 Portland, ME 04101Phone: (207) 555-0138Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 5:30pm Evenings by appointmentGround-floor entrance, no steps.
Directions to the Portland officeInjury lawyers in Portland, Bath and Rockland
We take the tiller while you heal
After a crash or a fall, the insurers, the records and the deadlines come at you all at once. We handle every one of them, and tell you plainly where your claim stands.
Steady.
One lawyer keeps your course, first call to last check.Plain.
Every insurer's letter, read to you in your own words.Near.
Three offices on the coast, and we come to you.
- No fee unless we recoverCosts in the note below
- Home and hospital visitsFrom Kittery to Camden
- Call or text(207) 555-0138
No fee unless we recover money for you. We advance case costs such as records, experts and filing fees; they're repaid from a recovery, and if there's no recovery you owe nothing for them. The written fee agreement sets this out before you sign.
Three offices
Three harbors, one crew
Come to whichever office is closest, or we'll come to you. Every case has the whole firm behind it, whichever door you walk in.
Bath
Address: 112 Front Street Bath, ME 04530Phone: (207) 555-0164Hours: Tue and Thu: 9am – 5pm Other days by appointmentStreet parking on Front Street; we'll meet you at the door.
Directions to the Bath officeRockland
Address: 405 Main Street Rockland, ME 04841Phone: (207) 555-0187Hours: Mon and Wed: 9am – 5pm Other days by appointmentUpstairs, with a lift from the side door.
Directions to the Rockland office
Cases we take
The four kinds of injury we take on
We keep to a few kinds of case so we know their waters well.
Car crashes
Collisions on the turnpike, Route 1 and the back roads, and the insurance tangle after.
Read about car crashesTruck crashes
Freight, log and delivery trucks, where the driver, the carrier and the load each answer.
Read about truck crashesFalls on ice and stairs
Unsalted lots, broken steps and slick docks at a store, a rental or a workplace.
Read about falls on ice and stairs
How a claim moves
Every claim crosses the same four stretches of water
Knowing which stretch you're in makes the waiting easier. We tell you each time the water changes.
The lawyers
Three hands on the tiller
Each of us keeps one office. On a case that needs more than one lawyer, all three of us work it.
Mireille Thibodeau
Founding partner, Portland
Mireille founded the firm, leads its car crash cases and still answers the Portland line herself on Mondays.
Tobiah Pelletier
Partner, Bath
Tobiah handles the firm's truck cases, from the first records request to the trucking company's lawyers.
Beatrix Garrow
Associate, Rockland
Beatrix runs the Rockland office and the firm's falls and premises cases up the midcoast.
From clients
What clients said once it was over
“I couldn't drive for four months after the crash on Route 1. Mireille came out to the house twice, sat at my table, and told me what the insurer was really offering and why it was low.”
Dana R.Car crash, Westbrook
“Tobiah found the log truck's inspection records before the company's lawyers had even called me back. After that, they stopped telling me the crash was my fault.”
Russ M.Truck crash, Wiscasset
“I fell on the ice outside a rental I'd just moved into. Beatrix explained every letter that came, including the ones I was afraid to open.”
Celia P.Fall on ice, Rockland
Each client's case is different. What these clients describe doesn't promise any result in yours.
Tell us what happened, and where
Call, text or write. A lawyer reads every message and calls you back, and the first conversation costs nothing.