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Personal Injury Law / Referrals WHY SHOULD I REFER THIS CLIENT TO THE LYNN LAW FIRM? Greater than 50 percent of the personal injury lawsuits handled by this office have been referred by other attorneys throughout the Central New York area. As you know, we do not directly advertise for cases, but rather rely upon our reputation and experience to attract clients from attorneys such as yourself. Over the years, we have developed good working relationships with attorneys in private general practice who have referred their clients to us for the handling of a personal injury matter. We believe that because of our experience in handling personal injury cases of this nature that we have been able to obtain an optimum result for the referring attorney’s client. Each case accepted by this firm is assigned to an attorney and a paralegal. In addition, all three attorneys, as well as the three paralegals, are familiar with virtually every file in the office. This facilitates scheduling, strategy, case development, and trial preparation. It provides the client with the benefit of more than one attorney’s input on his or her case. Many of our cases are tried by a team of at least two attorneys. We also have the staff and system in place to allow this to happen without disrupting the normal progress of business. We have the technical support, staffing, and wherewithal to handle all phases of any litigation, from its earliest investigation through any appeals. In short, we would like you to consider the Lynn Law Firm as the first resort for your clients with personal injury matters. To obtain an optimum recovery, it is important that cases be referred to us at the earliest possible time. Often cases linger in a referring attorney’s file cabinet, until the time for effective investigation has passed. Cases that are received in the late discovery stages or years after the date of the occurrence are far more difficult to prepare for trial than they should be. Moreover, they may not yield the best recovery for the client, because of lost investigation or discovery opportunities. © 2004 Lynn Law Firm |
