Talk to a NCAA Brain Injury Attorney
Every case we take is one we've chosen to invest in. If you're a former college football player, a family member, or an attorney with a case that may qualify, reach out directly. We read every inquiry ourselves.
David Langfitt
david@langfittpllc.com
610-787-1706
Margaret Bellamy
margaret@langfittpllc.com
610-787-1707
Jessica Brown
jessica@langfittpllc.com
484-612-8278
Tom Church
tom@langfittpllc.com
215-837-7861
Mailbox
P.O. Box 302
Gladwyne, PA 19035
Tell Us About Your Case
Use the form below to submit your information. Please include the year you stopped playing, the school or program you played for, and the symptoms or diagnosis that prompted you to reach out. The more context you provide, the faster we can give you a meaningful response.
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What Happens After You Contact Us
Step 1
Initial Review
One of our attorneys reviews your submission personally. We assess whether the facts suggest a viable claim under the discovery rule and current case law — including the standard established in Schmitz v. NCAA.
Step 2
Follow-Up Conversation
If your situation warrants a closer look, we'll reach out by phone or email to ask a few focused questions. This is a substantive conversation, not a sales call.
Step 3
Case Decision
We accept roughly one in ten inquiries. If we believe your case has merit and is one we can pursue effectively, we'll tell you plainly. If it isn't, we'll tell you that too — and explain why.
Frequently Asked Questions About Contacting Our Firm
Is there a cost to reach out or have my situation reviewed?
No. There is no charge to contact us or to have your situation reviewed. If we take your case, we work on a contingency basis — you pay nothing unless we recover for you.
My husband played college football in the 1970s and was recently diagnosed with dementia. Is it too late to file?
It may not be. The statute of limitations for latent brain disease claims does not necessarily begin when the player was injured on the field. In many states, the clock starts when the disease is diagnosed or discovered. Reach out and we'll assess the timeline for your specific situation.
I already have a lawyer but they don't handle NCAA cases. Can you work with them?
Yes. We co-counsel with plaintiff firms across the country. Your attorney can contact us directly to discuss a referral or co-counsel arrangement. We work with local trial counsel in every jurisdiction where we have active cases.
My father played in the NFL and his settlement claim was denied. Can you help?
Possibly. We represent a substantial number of players in the NFL Concussion Settlement — including appeals of denied or undervalued claims. Contact us with the details of the denial and we'll let you know whether we can assist.
How quickly will someone respond to my inquiry?
We aim to respond within one business day. If your situation involves an imminent statute-of-limitations deadline, say so in your message and we will prioritize your inquiry.
