Newfoundland Injury Law Blog

Why Most Medical Malpractice Victims Never Recover a Dime - Part 2

Why Did I Write This Book?
Simple.
I am sick and tired of healthcare industry stonewalling, spin doctoring, and cover up.  If you or a loved one have been the victim of medical malpractice, what you need is useful information that you can trust.  Try to deal with the doctor, hospital or insurance company yourself and they will just stonewall you. 
I wrote this one-of-a-kind book so that you could have good, honest, useful information to review and study in the comfort of your own home.
No Hype.
No pressure.
Frankly, this book also saves me time.  My office gets calls each day from people asking me to represent them in their medical malpractice claims.  I’ve packed a ton of information into this book and it saves me much time each day by not having to talk to all of the potential clients who call me.  I can’t accept every case.  If I gave a “free consultation” for each new potential case, there simply would not be enough time to get any work done.  Look again in the yellow pages at all of the lawyers who offer a “free” initial consultation for all new malpractice cases.  Folks, a good initial meeting takes hours.  How busy can these other lawyers really be with their actual cases if they are offering “free consultations” to everyone who calls?  Writing this book gives me a chance to “talk to you” about what you need to know about malpractice claims so that you can make an informed decision about what steps to take with your case.  Even if I cannot accept your case, I would like you to be educated about the process so that you don’t fall victim to healthcare stonewalling and the insurance organizations which specialize in denial and in wearing down the victims of medical malpractice.
This Book is Not Legal Advice
I know the arguments the insurance company will make—and so should you—even before you start your claim. When you were injured, you entered a war zone.  The insurance industry spends many millions of dollars to wear down, stave off, and defeat victims of malpractice.  If I accept your case, we will be in this together.  I am not allowed, however, to give legal advice in this book; I can offer suggestions and identify traps, but please do not construe anything in this book to be legal advice about your case until you have agreed to hire me AND I have agreed, in writing, to accept your case.