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Medical Malpractice Lawyers
Serving New Jersey and the Philadelphia metropolitan area
Weiss & Paarz P.C.
Friday, August 15, 2008
Do I Need a Lawyer if I Was Injured by a Doctor?
It is crucial that you know if you have a valid case, and what your case is worth. An experienced malpractice attorney will be able to determine this. It is common that the doctor's medical malpractice insurer may offer some settlement money, but the sum will be far less than what they would offer knowing a lawyer is threatening a lawsuit. An experienced medical malpractice attorney knows the insurance defense lawyers and medical malpractice insurers in your area, and will have a far greater chance of increasing your recovery.
An experienced malpractice attorney will know who and when to sue, what legal arguments will be the most effective and beneficial for your case, how to gather proper evidence for your case, the strength of your case, what papers to file with the court and when to file them, how to manage court fees, your chances for settlement, and how to bring your case to trial should it get to that point. An experienced attorney will also know how to handle the attorneys for whatever health care defendant you end up suing.
If you live in New Jersey or the Philadelphia metropolitan area, and believe you may have a medical malpractice case, contact attorneys Weiss & Paarz today to arrange a consultation.
posted by Patti at 7:00 AM
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