
By Minh T. Nguyen & DK Global, Inc.
The practice of personal injury law is where tort law intersects with medicine and physics. In addition to mastering torts -- the rules of evidence and civil procedures -- a good personal injury lawyer should have a strong working knowledge of medicine -- particularly orthopedics, brain injuries, nerve injuries, and pain medicine. Ultimately, our job is to persuade insurance adjusters or jurors...
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