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ER was that I have always been a very
curious person and I had run into some
attorneys early in my life who seemed to
know a lot about a lot of different
things and I thought that kind of Suits
what I do and it turned out to be a very
good profession for me because you know
a lawyer’s job
or at least all we do isn’t to know
things is to find out things people come
to us and they come to us so that we can
investigate and find out what happened
to them what happened to a loved one and
so it’s really that investigatory
component of a litigation practice which
drew me to the law and continues to make
my practice very satisfying for me
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components of my practice which I find
extremely rewarding many of the clients
that we work with are very badly injured
at the end of the representation we have
provided them with enough money to take
care of themselves and live a life with
some dignity and some comfort that they
wouldn’t otherwise be able to live the
other thing I find very satisfying is
that you know we Sue some of the best
regarded and most sophisticated people
in our economy doctors and hospitals
most people don’t have the
sophistication to say to their doctor
hey doctor you did something wrong part
of our role is to allow people who don’t
have that certification to actually
scrutinize what doctors are doing
actually ask those questions when bad
things happen and so being able to take
somebody who doesn’t have the
sophistication to ask questions of a
hospital and be able to get them Justice
is something that I find very satisfying
to do
San Francisco, CA medical malpractice attorney Nathaniel Leeds discusses why he became a lawyer and the most rewarding aspect of his practice.