Jerry Lehocky of Pond Lehocky Giordano LLP. Courtesy photo Workers' Comp Claimants' Bar Should be Commissioning Life Care Plans More Regularly
In cases where our clients are seriously injured, a credible and persuasive life care plan should be a key component of our litigation strategy and a tool we should not hesitate to invest in for the benefit of our clients.
July 20, 2023 at 11:49 AM
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Commentary
The workers' compensation claimants' bar should take a page from the personal injury plaintiffs bar and use life care plans more regularly. Failing to use a life care plan in an appropriate case does a disservice to an injured worker because these plans are effective tools for persuading an insurance company, mediator or workers' compensation judge about the true lifetime cost of treating the worker's injuries.
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