Reserve a consultation.
A $7,500 deposit books the time and is credited toward the cost of the consultation.
The deposit exists because the time is reserved exclusively. A consultation is not a slot in a queue. It is a block of the firm's day set aside for one matter, which means it is not offered to anyone else, and it is not recoverable if it goes unused.
The $7,500 is credited toward the cost of the consultation rather than being a separate fee on top of it. It is not a retainer. It does not engage the firm for your matter, and it does not create an attorney-client relationship. That happens only under a separate written agreement.
Payment is taken in cryptocurrency through the linked processor. The processor issues a payment page with the exact amount, the network, and the address. Transfers are irreversible once confirmed on the network, so check the currency and the network before sending.
If $7,500 upfront is not the right first step for you, do not pay it. Send a short message instead and the firm will tell you what it thinks.
I would rather speak first, without a deposit