PHOENIX ACCIDENT LAWYER LOCATOR

Our Listings: Stephen L. Hopkins Admitted: 1985, Arizona Bar. Partner, Hopkins & Kreamer, LLP. Practice areas: Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Construction Law. Cases with published opinions: 3. Steve H. Patience Admitted: 1983, Arizona Bar Association. Partner, Skousen, Gulbrandson & Patience, PLC. Practice: Twenty years of experience exclusively in personal injury trial law. Richard P. Traulsen Admitted: 1994, Arisona. Practice areas: All aspects of Personal Injury Law with special emphasis on interstate trucking accidents.

When evaluating an accident or personal injury attorney in Phoenix to see whether he or she is the best lawyer for your case, probably the most important criteria is his reputation and background as a tough trial lawyer.

Insurance companies are far more willing to settle claims handled by experienced trial attorneys at a higher settlement value than those handled by inexperienced counsel or by those who have a reputation of simply running what is known as a "settlement mill."

Therefore, one of your first questions for any prospective accident lawyer should be about his trial experience and successes.

However, even the best trial lawyer can cause you problems if he doesn't communicate with you. The second most important criteria is therefore his communication style. A lawyer should always return client phone calls within 24 hours, no matter what.

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