Not sure if you should hire an attorney? If you decide to handle your San Francisco personal injury case alone, we urge you to do 5 important things to protect yourself. There are hundreds of ways your case could go wrong, and we don’t want to see you miss out on the high-dollar compensation you deserve. Watch the video for details about dealing with the insurance company, maintaining control, and arranging the documentation you’ll need. We also encourage you to take advantage of our free guides at sallymorinlaw.com/about/free-guides.
Sally Morin is a driven and dedicated California personal injury attorney with a laser focus on serious bicycle, pedestrian, motorcycle and auto/rideshare accident cases. Although Sally was groomed as a trial lawyer, her primary goal now is quick and low-stress resolution of personal injury cases. Sally helps people get back to their families, their work and their fulfilling lives -- not be consumed by their legal case.
In addition to running an all-woman personal injury law firm since 2008, Sally worked as a civil litigation associate with a small hands-on firm and as a prosecutor in the San Francisco District Attorney's office. Sally's track record includes dozens of six-figure settlements annually and numerous million dollar+ results. In addition to these solid financial results, Sally also has over 150 five-star reviews. She and her team are all about optimizing the client experience!
Through her YouTube channel, Sally aims to make information accessible to those without a lawyer. Her goal is to empower viewers with useful information to even the playing field so they can get the best settlement possible in their personal injury cases. ___
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