How to Work and Communicate Effectively with Experts to Build a Strong Evidentiary Record

William A. G. Simpson | April 9, 2013

Most cases are not “clear-cut”. I believe that most lawyers and claims examiners genuinely try their best to be objective and fair to their clients and/or employers. What sways the outcome of most cases is the strength of the evidentiary record. Put another way, the party with the most compelling evidence, in all of the circumstances, usually succeeds.

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