Industry Insight | Increasing Personal Injury Case Value and Client Satisfaction

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Increasing Personal Injury Case Value and Client Satisfaction

October 28th, 2020 2:00-2:30 PM ET

Personal Injury cases are more complex than they appear. The common message seems to be about the money, and not about the client and their recovery. Successful law firms will support their clients- who are emotionally and physically affected- during their treatment. They begin by setting proper expectations upfront and monitoring/managing the case as if preparing for a trial–including tracking time, costs, and keeping excellent notes to make sure all the history is captured and chronicled.

Mr. Padda will discuss how setting expectations and understanding the client’s emotional state of mind after an accident will lead to a better relationship with the client. Creating a working relationship that is built on empathy and caring helps to produce a cooperative client. In addition Mr. Padda will discuss the importance of staying in touch with your client throughout the treatment phase, as maintaining regular contact goes a long way in concluding the case with all parties being satisfied with the result. And lastly, Mr. Padda will discuss the pitfalls of leaking advanced cost, missing liens at disbursement, and not tracking time. Understanding how contingency cases should be managed will increase the value of individual cases.

  • No one asks to be injured or in an accident- all legal disputes have some emotional component. Master helping your client understand this also leads to better healing.
  • Learn how to include your client’s emotional injury at trial to increase settlement awards.
  • Gain knowledge on tracking time on PI cases is when evaluating cases and staff.
  • Review managing costs and liens effectively to increase case value for the firm and help to avoid surprise invoices after disbursement of settlement funds.

Speakers: Paul S. Padda, Esq, Founding Partner at Paul Padda Law, PLLC./strong>