Synopsis
Finally, a book about personal injury law that is easy to read, provides practical advice, and offers insight into some of the hidden challenges facing people in our legal system. This book provides a detailed discussion about personal injury law, not just a 30-second commercial like we usually see from injury lawyers. For everyone that ever wanted to understand what really goes into pursuing a personal injury claim, this book is for you. For people who thought they understood the challenges confronting personal injury plaintiffs in our legal system, this book offers many surprises. Anybody who thinks a personal injury claim is simple and straight forward, will find this book to be eye-opening. The Breyers detail the many laws and rules built into the system that favor the institutional defendant over the innocent victim. Anyone who is considering bringing a personal injury claim of any kind should consider this book a must-read. Do you know the 13 mistakes that can destroy a valid personal injury claim? Do you know the errors that an injury victim can make immediately following the incident that can destroy a legitimate personal injury action? Want to find out? The answers to these questions, and more, are inside this easy to read, interesting and informative book.
About the Author
Admitted into the exclusive membership of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum as well as the American Association for Justice, Mark Breyer and Alexis Breyer joined together to form the Husband and Wife Law Team. Mark has also been awarded the distinction of being a Certified Specialist in Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation by the State Bar of Arizona. The Husband and Wife Law Team are prominent attorneys whose cases and contributions have been covered by television, magazines, and newspapers throughout Arizona. Alexis and Mark reside in Phoenix, Arizona with their seven children and dog, Kenzie, all of whom keep them busy when they are not in their law office or in court.
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