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One of the things that sets my firm apart is my focus on specific niches that align with my particular interests. Examples include electric blanket fires, fractured artificial hip stems due to metal fatigue, and electric pressure cookers opening under pressure. I’ve concentrated my practice on these products, handling repetitive cases and accumulating extensive libraries of documents and depositions. For instance, in cases of hip failure from metal fatigue, I possess hundreds of thousands of pages of documents and numerous depositions. This allows me to efficiently handle new cases, already familiar with the product and its issues.
I’ve invested time and effort in developing these resources, making them usable across various cases. Even if some documents were confidential and had to be returned, I know what to request, saving time and expenses for my clients and co-counsel. Another distinguishing feature of my firm is that I personally handle all aspects of the work. I don’t delegate cases to others; the responsibility and oversight always rest with me. Clients can directly reach out to me, and I am personally involved in every detail of each case.
My firm primarily focuses on personal injury cases, specifically within the realm of product liability. This involves representing individuals who have suffered injuries due to the failure, malfunction, improper design, or manufacturing of consumer products or medical devices. Through my expertise developed over the years, I take on cases where the injury is a result of product defects.
Denver, CO personal injury lawyer George McLaughlin talks about what makes his firm different from others and the types of cases he handles. He states that one of the distinguishing features of his firm is its focus on specific niches that align with his professional interests. These include electric blanket fires, fractured artificial hip stems caused by metal fatigue, and electric pressure cookers opening under pressure. He has concentrated his practice on these products, handling multiple cases and developing extensive libraries of documents and depositions. For example, in cases involving hip failures due to metal fatigue, he has amassed hundreds of thousands of pages of documents and numerous depositions. This depth of knowledge allows him to efficiently manage new cases, already familiar with the products and their issues.
He has invested significant time and effort in organizing these resources to be applicable across multiple cases. Even when some documents are confidential and must be returned, he knows precisely what to request, saving both time and costs for clients and co-counsel. Another hallmark of his practice is that he personally manages all aspects of each case. Cases are never delegated; he maintains full responsibility and oversight. Clients have direct access to him, and he is personally involved in every detail of the work.
His firm primarily handles personal injury cases, with a strong emphasis on product liability. This involves representing individuals who have suffered injuries due to defective, improperly designed, or malfunctioning consumer products or medical devices. Through years of experience, he has developed specialized expertise, enabling him to take on complex cases where injuries result from product defects.