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Southern California
Personal Injury Litigation Lawyer, Maurice L. Abarr
I’ll be frank: my knowledge and reputation are my most valuable assets.
Legally, I live in a very small world. I know the “players” in injury litigation in Southern California. When a Personal Injury or Workers’ Compensation case goes to trial, I recognize the names of the lawyers, judges and doctors involved.
If you’re a plaintiff in this little world, you’re only as good as your attorney.
Over time, you learn things. Certain judges you want; others you don’t want. Certain doctors lack credibility with judges. Some defense attorneys lean heavily on surveillance film investigation in cases (or cases with special facts).
All this knowledge makes me a valuable advocate for an injured person.
Then there’s the matter of reputation.
My reputation has been built from 30 years of practice in the fields of Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation. It opens doors barred to less experienced lawyers. It provides the injured person I represent with a built-in advantage in certain courtrooms. I’ve dealt with these doctors, lawyers, and judges on a daily basis. They respect me; they know my quality and my character.
If you’re incompetent within this little world, you can’t hide. Bad news travels at the speed of gossip. Good news moves about as fast as the Pony Express. You can’t instantly gain a sterling reputation. You have to prove yourself daily, as I have.
As decades go by, you accumulate experience, education, and a thorough understanding of the pressures, priorities and major players within Southern California’s Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation arena. This knowledge isn’t free. It is shared only in the smallest of circles. I travel in some of those small circles.
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