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• Gather written records and documents that support your claim including medical records, police reports and employment records.
• Conduct investigation of the client's case that includes interviewing and obtaining witness statements, photographs and pertinent physical evidence.
• Confer with the client's medical doctors and other healthcare providers to fully understand the client's medical condition.
• Obtain reports from experts (for example: medical experts, accident reconstructionists, vocational rehabilitation experts) to support the client's case.
• Analyze legal issues that may affect a client's case such as assumption of the risk and comparative fault.
• Timely file necessary claim forms with the at fault governmental agencies.
• Analyze and defeat unfair reimbursement demands or liens by the client's own health insurance company or governmental benefit plans.
• Contact the insurance company about the claim and conduct periodic discussions with the carrier about your case so that appropriate reserves are set to settle the case.
• Conduct negotiations with the insurance adjuster in an effort to settle the claim, either before litigation or before trial.
• Preparation of the summons and complaint to file in court, if a lawsuit is necessary.
• Perform investigation to locate the defendant for personal service of the summons and complaint.
• Prepare and draft written questions for information from the other side (called interrogatories).
• Prepare the client for his/her deposition and prepare for and conduct the deposition of the defendant and other witnesses.
• Meet with the client's physicians to prepare for their deposition. Also prepare to take the deposition of the defendant's experts, including medical experts.
• Prepare the client for his or her medical examination by the defendant's medical experts.
• Review and analyze the client's medical records and billings.
• Hire all necessary experts including other physicians, economists, engineers, vocational experts.
• Prepare the client and other witnesses for trial.
• Create and prepare exhibits, organize records and other evidence intended to be introduced at trial.
• Research and write briefs and file motions to keep out or let in certain evidence at trial.
• Try the case over the course of several days before an arbitrator, judge or jury.
• Analyze verdict and research any issues that occurred at trial.