As an auto accident attorney, I have a good feel for which cases will get close to trial and which won’t. Most cases do not go to trial because we can find a number that is satisfactory to both sides to settle your case. Trials happen when there is a big difference of opinion on case value. As lawyers, we like trying auto accident cases, but they are risky and most people are risk averse.
Do you need a dog bite attorney? This podcast addresses how I analyze your dog bite case, what makes your case have more value or less, and what sort of evidence can be collected in discovery of aggressive dog behavior.
Who are the best and worst insurance companies in my opinion. Why is one company good and another terrible. Which company is looking to actually help you and which is looking out only for itself?
What can you expect to pay in costs and fees in your personal injury case? Costs are explained generally as are contingency fees. Most people are not willing to risk their money on their case. I have the money to risk and the experience to pursue your case.
This podcast addresses a radiculopathy or pinched nerve after a car accident. This is a common injury and the discussion explains how it occurs and how it can heal.
This podcast addresses limited tort and it’s exceptions. When does limited tort apply and what does it mean. How injured do you have to be to breach the limited tort threshold. How does a lawyer help with limited tort.
This podcast addresses situations where you have a very high-value injury but nowhere near enough insurance to pay the full value. Also, I discuss a minor’s compromise and what the purpose is behind the judge resolving kids’ cases.
This podcast addresses poor staffing and negligent care that results from it. I discuss what makes a strong case and specifically how a first fall followed by a fractured hip from a second fall is an example of poor staffing leading to poor care.
This podcast addresses what happens when you are in a hit and run car crash and have no information on who hit you. Some people have uninsured motorist coverage for this situation. You should look on your declaration page to see if you have it. This podcast addresses how the uninsured claim plays out in real practice.
This podcast addresses who pays your medical bills and how to get them reduced. There is a complex interplay of PIP or personal injury protection and Act 6 and other laws in play here. I discuss situations where an ambulance company is wrongly trying to collect too much money from you for a car accident and discuss why medical bills are paid out of your settlement.
