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Personal Injury Law and the Importance of Specialization

Author(s): Wendy Moore Mandel

September 17, 2014

Catastrophic injury cases are complex and therefore, require a lawyer who is equipped to deal with all the different components – the medical issues concerning the specific injury, the prediction of future needs and calculation of economic losses, and the interactions between insurance systems, no-fault, civil tort, and private disability, to name a few . . . 

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