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Home» My Personal Opinion » We Have Represented Over 20 THOUSAND Accident Victims!!!

We Have Represented Over 20 THOUSAND Accident Victims!!!

Posted by TinaWillis - March 7, 2013 - My Personal Opinion
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Just kidding.  This post has a singular purpose, which is to emphasize that quantity and quality are hard to put together.  So, when you are hiring an attorney for your Florida wrongful death case, do not forget your math skills.  For example, take the number of attorneys working in any given firm for whatever number of years (I know this would change but go with me on this hypothetical), then divide by the 20 thousand or 100 thousand Florida wrongful death clients they theoretically could have represented.  That’s a lot of people.  If attorneys are nothing else, they are human.  They read and write and sleep and eat and socialize just like everyone else.  So, how could any of them manage to handle however-many-thousands of clients in the span of one career?  Do they just not sleep?  Not see their families?

Of course they sleep and relax and socialize, just like the rest of the world.  We are workaholics as a profession.  That is true.  But we are still human.  So what gives?

I cannot speak for other attorneys and do not actually know whether they might effectively handle many thousands of cases or even whether any of them actually handle that number of cases.  Maybe they have super-human skills, or exceptionally easy cases time after time, or maybe none of them actually handle that number of cases.  But I can say two things for certain: (1) I am not the dullest knife in the drawer and (2) I cannot even fathom representing “thousands” in any kind of lawsuits–not even traffic tickets (okay, well maybe traffic tickets, but that’s not my practice area).  Personally, I simply could not possibly focus on a high quantity of lawsuits and still do a good job.  Lawsuits can be handled somewhere along the spectrum between two points, at least for me: (1) skimming the surface and doing the minimum; or (2) digging into the details of each case, carefully and repeatedly considering what you need to prove your case, during the months and, in potentially high value cases, possibly years when your Florida wrongful death case might be pending.  The first approach makes me lose my mind, so I routinely opt for the second.

Which path do you want your attorney to take?

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This information on this page is designed to give you a general idea of wrongful death law in Florida. However, the law frequently changes and is subject to countless numbers of exceptions, exclusions, and variations, which only a lawyer can evaluate. Additionally, although we made every effort to provide accurate information on this website, we did not give preparation of the material on this website the same level of attention and scrutiny that we would give to a potential client’s or client’s case. So you should not rely on anything on this page but rather should speak with one of our attorneys to confirm that the information is accurate, the law has not changed and to better determine how the law applies to your particular case.

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My office is located in Orlando, Florida. However, I am a licensed attorney in the states of Florida & Georgia, so I can accept wrongful death cases from either of those states, and I give all cases the same level of careful attention regardless of where they are located.

What if you are located in another state?

Attorneys cannot handle cases out of the states where they are licensed without joining co-counsel from the other state. However, this can often be easily done and does not cost you any more money. If you are from another state, then I might also be able to help you find an attorney from your state through my attorney contacts all over the U.S., and still stay involved in an oversight or co-counsel capacity.

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