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Preparation: When you are involved in an accident, it is very important to save and document everything. Read More...
How Long Does It Take?: Every case takes time. Read this article to see what you can do to make sure that matters are resolved most efficiently. Read More...
Communication With Your Doctor: In this case, the word "doctor" includes all health care practitioners. The testimony of your doctor is a very important part of your case. Of course, you should make all your medical decisions on the basis of what is best for your health. Choose your doctor or accept treatment on that basis alone. There are a few suggestions we can offer you in this respect. Read More...
Communication With Your Lawyer: Lack of communication is an over-worked phrase, but it is often the only problem between a lawyer and a client. It is frustrating for a client to try to call the lawyer and then not hear from the lawyer right away. It is also frustrating for a lawyer to be hard at work on a case and be called by a client who believes that nothing is being done. Read More...
The Lawsuit: The actual lawsuit may or may not be immediately filed after our first meeting with you. Each case will be thoroughly prepared for trial, even though a settlement is possible after you have been released from the doctor or reach maximum medical improvement. The general litigation process is normally as follows. Read More...
Settlement: Your case may be settled before or after the suit is filed. However, an acceptable settlement is not likely without careful presentation of the case. When we make offers and how we present them are questions of strategy. However, we will not make any binding offer without clearing it with you first. Any time we receive an offer, we will advise you and give you an opportunity to accept or reject it. We will work closely with you and advise you concerning the fairness of any settlement proposals.
Trial: We can assure you that if your case goes to trial, we will spend the time necessary to best present you and your case to a jury.