Role of personal injury attorney

Personal injury lawyers handle a case from inception through
appeal and perform tasks similar to most litigators. Typical
tasks include investigating claims; screening potential clients
and evaluating the merits of their case; gathering evidence;
formulating legal theories; researching case law; drafting
pleadings , motions and discovery; interviewing and deposing
witnesses; preparing for trial; advocating at trial; and
counseling clients.
Personal injury lawyers often juggle large case loads, tight
deadlines and demanding clients. However, many lawyers find
the most rewarding aspect of personal injury practice is
helping injured victims and their families seek justice through
the legal system.
Since many personal injury lawsuits are extremely complex,
personal injury lawyers may specialize in certain niche types of
cases. For example, personal injury attorneys who handle
medical malpractice may specialize in breach births; personal
injury attorneys who routinely litigate motor vehicle accidents
may specialize in ATV rollover accidents.