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Information Booklet for Personal Injury Clients

The purpose of this information booklet is to enlighten you about personal injury law and to explain how your case will be handled by your attorney. Most of the questions that you may have about your case are answered in this booklet. Please read this thoroughly, more than once if necessary. The information will be very important to you. A thorough understanding of the details of your personal injury case can help promote a fair, adequate settlement.

If you have further questions after reading this booklet, write them down or note them in the booklet itself, and your attorney will discuss them with you in detail.

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