Top Rated Personal Injury Attorney in Baltimore, Maryland
Meet Ace McBride
Meet Ace McBride
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i
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think of the client first and in all
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aspects of
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of how i approach a case or dealing with
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the case
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i think about what’s going to be best
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for my client
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i think if you’re thinking about the
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client first and foremost
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you’re going to make the right decisions
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i will think about how can i best serve
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my client
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and then from there how am i going to be
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able to tell
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the best story that other individuals
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will feel and understand and hopefully
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decide
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in favor of my client
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in order to be successful in the
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courtroom you
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you have to have good preparation uh and
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it has to start from the beginning
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it’s like baking a cake the proper
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amount of ingredients have to go in
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from the very beginning and care has to
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be taken
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from the very first step and as you
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prepare the ingredients and get the
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batter ready
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if your batter isn’t proper and you go
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to stick it in the oven you’re not going
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to have a good cake
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same thing with your case you need to
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work on that case
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and develop it so that when you stick
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that case in the oven
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you have the best chance of a good cake
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coming out in a good case
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so that’s what it takes preparation
Baltimore, MD personal injury lawyer Ace McBride shares the philosophy of his practice and what it takes to be successful in the courtroom. He explains that he prioritizes the client above all else in every aspect of handling a case. His approach begins with asking what will be best for the client. By keeping the client’s needs at the forefront, he ensures that the decisions he makes are the right ones. From there, he focuses on how to tell the client’s story in a way that others—judges, juries, or opposing parties—can understand and be persuaded to decide in the client’s favor.
He emphasizes that success in the courtroom requires thorough preparation, starting from the very beginning. He compares it to baking a cake: the proper ingredients must be measured and combined carefully from the outset. If the batter isn’t prepared correctly, the cake won’t turn out well. Similarly, a case must be developed meticulously from the start so that when it goes to trial, it has the best chance of a successful outcome. Preparation, he says, is the key.
