Finding a Good Lawyer Takes Tenacity
Written by Tom Gilmour
- Injuries caused by animal bites
- Motor vehicle or auto accidents
- Aviation accidents
- Construction accidents
- Injuries caused by defective products
- Medical malpractice (more common, botched surgery)
- Abuse in nursing homes
- Pedestrian accidents
- Slip and fall accidents
- Proper investigation of the claims
- Client screening
- Conducting a thorough evaluation of the merits of the case
- Gathering of the substantial evidence proving the claims
- Brainstorming and formulating of legal theories to back-up the claims
- Conducting additional research on other accident cases
- Drafting the required pleadings, motions as well as discovery
- Cross-examination of essential witnesses
- An advocate as well as a counselor for the claiming party
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