This course, presented by David Kwartler and Jason Manus, provides a “do’s” and “don’ts” conversation on how to most effectively present your personal injury case at the Pennsylvania Common Pleas Level.
The presenters have experience litigating hundreds of arbitrations, and sitting as arbitrators in Philadelphia. Two common mistakes they see are 1) lawyers who make arbitrations too complicated, or 2) lawyers who are unprepared to present their case in the best possible light. It is important for attorneys to prepare these cases as if they are going to trial so as to give the arbitrators all the information they need to find in their favor. This course teaches viewers best practices to prepare these cases
Learning Objectives:
I. Learn to prepare your case as if you are going to trial
II. Know the rules of civil procedure and the applicable jurisdictional differences
III. Understand how to read the arbitration panel
IV. Prepare compelling openings and closings
David E. Kwartler has focused his practice solely on representing those injured due to the negligence of others, whether that is from a car accident, a slip and fall or from a failed medical procedure. During has career David has secured millions of dollars in settlements for his clients.
David ensures that his clients are aggressively represented and fully compensated for the harm that has been done to them due to the negligence of others. David is always easily reachable by his cell phone or email, which he provides to all clients.
David has been selected as Super Lawyer Rising Star for the years 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015. Only the top 2.5% of lawyers under the age 40 years old or younger or in practice for 10 years or less are selected.
Jason I. Manus is a seasoned trial attorney who has devoted his entire practice to representing those who have been injured by others. Mr. Manus has secured millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements by going to battle against insurance companies for his clients.
Mr. Manus has been selected as a Super Lawyer Rising Star for the years 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015, an honor reserved for only the top 2.5% of lawyers under the age of 40. Unlike many attorneys, Mr. Manus prides himself on being readily accessible to all of his client's 24-7, not only during office hours.
Very good presentation with real-life examples of tips for better legal representation and "heads-up" warnings for client behavior a lawyer might not expect until they actually experience it.
Excellent basic introduction to the subject