Medical lawyers need to understand the reasons why you believe you have a doctor malpractice case. This is why medical attorneys meet with clients to gather facts about their client's doctor malpractice case. Medical lawyers greatly appreciate time lines as well as written summaries. Knowing about what you think went wrong will supply a point of reference by telling the medical attorney which records he needs to gather and for what period of time.
Your medical lawyer or medical attorney will ask you a lot of probing questions. Do not hold anything back from your medical lawyer. This will help your medical attorney understand what type of damages or physical injuries you sustained as a result of medical negligence of doctor malpractice.
Supplying your medical attorney vital facts about your doctor malpractice case or medical lawsuit as well as answering his questions as best as you can will allow your medical lawyer to make at least a preliminary assessment about what type of impact you, as a potential plaintiff, will have on a jury.
Medical attorneys know that regardless of how good the facts of your doctor malpractice case are, it will be worthless unless a jury will want to give you money at the end of the trial.
You need to understand that your prospective medical lawyer is evaluating you as a potential client as well as a witness during your initial meeting with the medical attorney. So don't take this meeting with your medical lawyer for granted. This is the time when you really need to focus on facts and give your medical attorney or medical lawyer the information he requires.
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