Should you accept the case?(Medical Negligence): An article from: Trial

This digital document is an article from Trial, published by Association of Trial Lawyers of America on May 1, 1996.The length of the article is 2305 words.The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page.The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase.You can view it with any web browser.

From the supplier: Deciding whether or not to accept a specific medical malpractice case requires careful and thorough interviewing and investigation techniques.Attorneys should be prepared to ask clients questions informed by an understanding of the elements that must be proven in malpractice cases.In addition to interviewing the client, attorneys should obtain medical records and any records of the client's litigation history.After investigating medical, ethical, financial and legal concerns, attorneys should have a clear picture of whether they should accept such cases. Get you hands on this amazing piece of article marketing heaven.This package comprises both a guide and a software.Easy commissions on proven 14% conversion keywords!check out: http://www.super-article-marketing.info lawyersvideostudio.com Attention All Lawyers Ever hear of "Great Legal Marketing?" If you haven't, you should.Ben Gla*s is a Fairfax, Virginia personal injury and medical malpractice trial lawyer who is the genius behind Great Legal Marketing.Ben has changed the way lawyers market themselves and does so in an ethical, outside-the-box way that helps distinguish you from all of your competitors.If you want to learn how to improve your marketing and your mindset, I encourage you to sign up for one of Ben's information-packed two day seminars that he holds in Northern Virginia; one in January and one in June.I went in January 2009 and can tell you it was very impressive.Anyway, I hope this information has been helpful and hopefully I'll see you at one of Ben's seminars.To learn more, join me in The Lawyers' Video Studio, lawyersvideostudio.com.I encourage you to explore the articles on my site.516-487-8207
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