Plaintiff Trial Lawyer Tips

“The body is a unit, though it is made up of many parts; and though all its parts are many, they form one body…if one member suffers, all suffer together.” I Corinthians 12 There are many ways in which to project or argue damages involving brain injury and children. These tragic cases the bad are best trial skills on behalf of those evolved. Here are some random ideas regarding approaching damages in cases like these. Here is an argument example:…

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       . . To understand how to present evidence of our client’s injuries, we must first understand what the injuries have done to our client. That requires an advance understanding of the nature of injuries and time spent with the client plus those who know or treat the client. Here is a brief outline of the basic impact of injury and sufferings on human beings as a guide. . A.  INJURY CAUSES MENTAL AND PHYSICAL SUFFERING TO PEOPLE 1.It causes: ….

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. When you are faced with handling a case with major personal injuries, a different approach from a less serious damage case should be considered. Among the many issues involved in major damage cases, here are a few basic rules I followed. Not every lawyer uses the same approach, but here are the fundamentals that worked well for me. My first rule in major damage cases was to apply Shakespeare’s advice: “To gild refined gold, to paint the lily, to…

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