Faced with a defense offer of $30,000 for a client who suffered back injuries in a car wreck but who had never had surgery, plaintiff’s counsel Ephraim Fink knew he had to convince the insurance carrier that a jury award could easily be in the six figures.

Fink, a partner with Westport-based Maya Murphy, said insurance carrier Everett Auto Insurance had a “very general blasé approach to the situation, saying my client had got back to most of the activities he was doing before the accident.”

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