108 - Winning Claims Practices: Plaintiff's Attorney Perspective
Release Date: 02/24/2022
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“Before embarking on a new adventure, do you seek advice from those who have been there and done that already? Do you utilize the experience of those around you to prepare as best you can for the next professional phase in your life? If the answer to the above questions is “yes,” then you’re in good company, along with Morgan, Akins & Jackson’s summer intern Marissa Cuka. MA&J was lucky enough to have Marissa as a member of our ranks this Summer before she headed back to law school. Marissa was a valuable colleague who helped us out a lot in a myriad of ways. And...
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Join us again this month on the Defense Never Rests with our guest host Caitlyn Corey along with Morgan Akins & Jackson attorneys Barak Kassutto and Abinandhan Pandhi as we discuss effective use of expert witnesses. Learn what attorneys look for in selecting an effective expert witness and some tips and tricks in handling common issues.
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info_outlineHave you ever wondered what tactics have the most bang for your buck when trying to resolve a claim? Or….more importantly, what really puts a wedge in early negotiations. This week on the Defense Never Rests I am joined by my law school classmate David Kwalter. Like many of us, Dave had a bob and weave path to where he is now – in fact we even worked together after law school as document review attorneys. Which was a very interesting experience to say the least. But he quickly found his way and built up a successful personal injury practice with his best friend. He graciously agreed to share what adjusters do well, not so well, and what helps getting cases resolved. And some of it is so simple…like picking up a phone. In fact those simple phone calls over the years and cultivated friendships with adjusters. Which can certainly help resolve cases early. What tactics do you believe helps resolve and close your files?