Civil Litigation,
Law Practice
Jul. 27, 2018
Evaluating personal injury cases: evidentiary issues
Never take a firm settlement position without having a good understanding of the ability of each side to present important evidence to the jury.
Lars C. Johnson
Mediator
Signature Resolution
Fax: (818) 348-7921
Lars was a litigator for 20 years before joining Signature as a full-time mediator. He has extensive experience handling high-stakes catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases, as well as insurance coverage disputes.
We have all handled cases that were billed a certain way only to collapse under scrutiny. It is one thing for a lawyer to spin evidence; it is an entirely different matter to successfully present your case to the jury. Never take a firm settlement position without having a good understanding of the ability of each side to present important evidence to the jury.
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