Why We Do Not Represent Sue-Happy People


For those who might feel like a hypocrite making a claim if they have previously criticized "sue-happy" people, I have an easy answer: there's a huge difference between valid injury claims and what I like to call frivolous claims. Frivolous lawsuits-like suing the cleaners for a million dollars for losing your pants-give the legal profession a bad name and negatively affect the public perception of the injury claims process.

I'd like to point out that I am not sue-happy either and I flat-out hate unnecessary or frivolous litigation. I refuse to represent people who wish to pursue these types of lawsuits. I respect my profession and the legal system way too much for that kind of nonsense, so I only represent clients with valid and legitimate claims. Chances are if you care enough about your situation to research by reading through my website and articles, you are probably not the type of person who wants to pursue a frivolous claim.

I would also like to mention that valid claims are pursued every day by those from all walks of society. I have had the privilege of representing all races and ethnicities, as well as those with all sorts of financial backgrounds, education levels-even different political affiliations! The point of all this is that all types of people bring claims and your decision to bring a claim or a lawsuit does not mean that you are sue-happy. All it means is that you're trying to obtain fair compensation to get yourself back to the way you were before your unfortunate accident wrecked your life.

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