the most rewarding aspect of my practice

is that I get to help people people who

unfortunately are going through a

traumatic and life-changing incident

through no fault of their own and there

is a complex legal process that follows

these incidents and it’s very rewarding

to be able to help people through that

and on a personal side it’s rewarding

that I get to work with family our firm

is in its third generation and we’ve

been practicing for almost 80 years and

I find it very rewarding that I get to

work in a collaborative environment like

that when you hire our firm you’re not

just getting the experience of one

individual attorney but you’re getting

the collective experience of our entire

firm a piece of advice I repeatedly give

to clients is to keep a journal or log

of your ongoing medical treatment

recovery and your day-to-day impairment

and that can be the pain you’re in or

the activities you’re no longer able to

do and the reason is because when it’s

time for us to resolve your case we need

to have as much information as possible

about how this accident has impacted you

and will continue to impact you in the

future and it’s a lot easier for clients

to write things down as they occur than

to look back months down the line and

try to remember exactly what

happened