The Recovery Fallacy

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Injury Victims Shouldn’t Have to Choose Between Their Physical and Financial Health Recovery after an Injury Recovery can take on several meanings after suffering a personal injury. You’re entitled to recover your quality of life, recover financial damages, and – most importantly — recover your health. Unfortunately, busy folks often feel like they don’t have […]

July 2022: Thrilled To Be Here

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I’m proud to say that every day as an associate attorney at Snellings Law, I’m excited to head into work and make a difference in the lives of others. Have you ever gone somewhere and just known that’s where you were meant to be? That’s much like how it felt for me when I started […]

An Ounce of Prevention

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A Mission to Keep Kids Safe I became a personal injury lawyer to help those most in need, and after spending much of my youth in daycare centers I’m particularly protective of kids. My working parents did their best to find good child care, and I was generally fortunate with the standard of care…but not […]

June 2022: EACH MORNING, LIFE BEGINS

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When we switched over from 2021 to 2022, one of my New Year’s goals was to implement a new morning routine for the first quarter of the year. For years, all of the development gurus out there have opined on this, and we’ve heard how most successful people have a specific morning routine they follow. […]

Unseen Scars: The Psychological Impact of 18-Wheel Crashes

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The massive momentum involved in truck crashes often produces devastating physical injuries. However, that’s far from the only damage they cause. The terrifying nature of such overwhelming encounters leaves long-lasting emotional trauma. I’ve seen this psychological impact up close. Life Lessons​ My very first case as an intern involved two little girls who survived a […]

May 2022: THE BLUE COUCH OF WISDOM

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Where the Trust Is Built A few years ago, my family and I moved into a new home, and homes like this always mean a chance to buy furniture, right? So, I picked out a brand-new, blue-velvet couch for my home office, and when it arrived, I put it together and proudly staged it. I […]

Half the Wheels, Twice the Risk

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Motorcycle injury cases present unique legal hurdles, requiring skilled representation. When chatting about my work (which my wife says I do too much at parties), I regularly mention that Snellings Law handles a lot of motorcycle injury cases. More often than not someone asks, “Isn’t that the same as an auto case?” Right away, I know […]

Employee Spotlight

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Ultimately, here at Snellings Law, we are problem solvers. We work to help our clients through some of the most difficult times in their lives. It’s a difficult task and certainly requires brain power, tenacity, and creativity, knowing that if you keep thinking, exploring, and pushing, there’s going to be a solution — you just […]

Pay NOTHING Out of Pocket

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How Contingency Fees Lead to Win-Win Relationships Not a Cent…​ During intake interviews, new clients often ask, “How much will I have to pay?” I love being able to look them in the eye and honestly say, “Not a cent” because we work on contingency fees. It’s one of the reasons I do this. Why […]

The Doctor Won’t See You Now

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RELUCTANT DOCTORS AFTER A CAR CRASH Why do Doctors Avoid Accident Victims? The short answer is that they just don’t want to get involved. Longer explanations include complaints about time requirements and office disruptions. When a lawsuit may be involved, doctors worry about answering record requests, giving deposition testimony, dealing with billing complexities and health […]