Got hit with an OSHA fine? Don't pay it yet. Snap the letter. We build your proof and get on the call with OSHA. The money we cut stays in your business. No lawyer, no court.
The letter makes it sound like you either pay, or fight it with a lawyer. But OSHA also lets you ask for a meeting, usually a phone call, where the fine can be talked down. Safety pros do it all the time. Most owners never hear about it, and pay the full amount.
Fines are fixed. You just pay.
No. OSHA is allowed to lower penalties, change how a violation is classed, and extend your fix dates. It's in their own rules.
You need a lawyer for that.
Not for this meeting. A lawyer is for a formal appeal before a judge. If your case ever needs one, we'll tell you and point you to an OSHA lawyer.
If you push back, they'll come after you.
Asking for the meeting is the normal step. It's offered in the citation letter itself.
We already fixed everything. Why are we still paying?
Exactly. Proof that you fixed it is one of the best reasons to lower the fine. We make sure it counts.
A photo from your phone is fine. Tell us the day it arrived, so we can count your 15 working days.
In 24 hours you know what can come down. We gather what you fixed, your records and what the inspector may have got wrong.
We book the meeting and get on the call with you. You sign the settlement with OSHA before your deadline.
The money we cut stays in your business. Payment plans can be asked for on the same call.
If OSHA finds the same problem again within 5 years, it can come back as a «repeat» violation, with penalties up to $165,514 each. What we get lowered or dropped now protects your next inspection too.
The review is free. You only pay if you decide to go ahead after it.
No cost, no commitment. A real person reads your citation and replies within 24 hours with what can be cut, what proof we'd need, and your exact deadline.
No. You don't need a lawyer for the meeting with OSHA. If your case ever needs a formal appeal before a judge, we'll tell you and point you to an OSHA lawyer.
It depends on the case. In OSHA's own data, cases settled at the informal meeting ended with penalties about 41 % lower on average. Proof that you fixed the problems, your company size and your safety history all count. The free review tells you what's realistic for yours.
If the inspector listed problems at the end of the visit, a letter usually comes 2–3 months later. Send us what you have: we'll help you get your proof ready now, at no cost, so it's a phone call and not a scramble later.
You never pay us more than we save you. If OSHA lowers less than our fee, we refund the difference.
Asking for the meeting is the normal step, offered in the letter itself. Showing you fixed the problems is exactly what OSHA wants to see.
Not yet, but send the letter today. If the meeting can't happen in time, there's a simple written step that keeps your right to negotiate open. We'll walk you through it.
Yes. Construction, warehouses, manufacturing, shops, services: if you got a federal OSHA citation, the process is the same.
Send us the letter. In 24 hours you'll know what can come down, for free.
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