Pre-Litigation Considerations in Personal Injury Cases

This course provides an overview of the activities that occur before a personal injury case ever gets to trial.

Credits: 1.25 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR

SKU: P2421-24R

$75.00 or 1.25 credits

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This course provides an overview of the activities that occur before a personal injury case gets to trial. Beginning with a definition of personal injury law and the types of cases that fall within it, the presenters then provide an overview of how typical cases flow. The course also addresses the tension between the work of client representation and the unpredictability of obtaining income from that work. Also covered are the routes to achieving a settlement before trial becomes necessary.

Andrew N. Jovanovic, Esq., Kellogg & Jovanovic, P.C., Chicago
David R. Gray, Jr., Gray Law Offices, Ltd., Chicago

Expires: 12/1/26

Overview

Andrew N. Jovanovic, Esq., Kellogg & Jovanovic, P.C., Chicago
David R. Gray, Jr., Gray Law Offices, Ltd., Chicago

Expires: 12/1/26

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