By Omid Rejali, Esq.

Let's face it. As someone who has been injured in a car accident or through any other means, the last thing you want to do is to have to go in front of a jury. So, it begs the question why may you sometimes find your self there.

The short answer? The greedy insurance companies, will do anything to not pay for the harm they have caused. This includes making everyone part of their game, including, their own insured (the defendant), hired lawyers who are being paid by the hour or are working on a salary to lie and cheat you, their fake doctors who are also on their payroll to do the same thing and yes when it comes to it, the jury too. They have one objective only, and that is to save as much money as possible for their company.

So how is it that with all of this, you as the injured person are the one at fault? The truth is, you're not. They employ these tactics to scare you and your attorney away, and to tire you out so that they can pay as little as possible. What they are also banking on is the jury not believing you because of the propaganda that they have perpetuated for years about personal injury lawyers.

Let me tell you. I'm a personal injury lawyer and am pretty proud of it. I get to stand in front of these bullies and make sure that my clients are fully compensated for the harm that they caused. Reality is, everyone including the jury knows that it's the insurance companies who are orchestrating this entire mess. The poor insured (defendant), who yes did make a poor decision that caused you harmed is also an insurance company pawn. During the two, three, four or five year process that the insurance company drags out your case, they continuously will send their insured letters promising them not to worry. Why? Because they think they'll get a discount in front of the jury.

They've done a pretty good job of making us personal injury lawyers look bad. But I'll tell you, our juries are extremely smart and know what is going on behind the scenes. It's unfortunate that personal injury lawyers get the bad name. But, at the end of the day, the liars, cheats and the frauds are the insurance companies, their fake doctors, and lawyers who sold their souls to the devil by being hired to confuse, mislead and deceive the jury.

The truth always prevails, and I'll continue being a personal injury lawyer, and stand up for what is right and just, no matter what it takes.

By Omid Rejali, Esq.

There are many San Diego Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers in San Diego. Choosing the right one can have a significant impact on the amount of money you will ultimately get for your injuries.

1) Make Sure You Look Into Your Attorneys Reputation and Character

The best way to do this is to ask other attorneys you may know if they have ever heard of the attorney you are about to hire. Another way to do this is by looking online through sites such as google, yelp or avvo. Be very wary of the online reviews. These days, there are many companies that will write personal injury firms reviews for a fee. Other things you would want to look into are, how long the firm has been in practice, how long has the attorney been licensed and more importantly what he or she has accomplished throughout those years.

In this industry, it is easy to make a quick buck. If you have been seriously injured you want to make sure that the attorney who represents you has a good reputation in the community, and will have your best interest in mind.

2) Trial Experience

I cannot stress this one out enough. Many attorneys may tout on their websites and hold themselves out as trial lawyers, but they have not done a single trial in their life. What they do is they will take your case, and when it comes time to try the case, they will at that point bring in trial lawyers, such as myself, to try the case.

This can have negative implications on your case because they are not working up your case with an eye towards trial. And also, the attorney who does have trial experience may be able to get you a better result much faster, prior to getting to trial because the insurance companies know who they are dealing with.

3) Use of Experts

Many attorneys recommend settling the case the moment they realize they have to spend money out of their own pocket. This is not to say that every case warrants hiring of experts, but the decision to hire experts or not, should not be made on the fact that your attorney does not want to spend money on your case. More so, many attorneys don't want to take expert depositions and will recommend that you settle your case for that reason. Money should never be a factor in settling your case. If you feel that your attorney is recommending settlement because of money, you are entitled to get a second opinion.

Thank you for reading my blog. I hope this helps you.

If you have any other questions, feel free to contact my office at 619-887-4148, send us a text message to 619-485-6313, send me an email at omid@rejalilawfirm.com or leave us a message here and we will get back to you.

Born to get you JUSTICE!

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