This week, I will be devoting the space on this site to the clients whose loved ones were taken by the terrorists on 9/11. Abrams Landau, Ltd. was asked to help some wonderful families whose lives were devastated by the attack on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center. Our law shop in Herndon, Virginia…
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A recent NY Times article began: “Note to victims of accidents, medical malpractice, broken contracts and the like: When you sue, make a deal.” That is the clear lesson of a soon-to-be-released study of civil lawsuits that has found that most of the plaintiffs who decided to pass up a settlement offer and went to…
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Shown here with me at the Annual ATLA (now American Association for Justice) meeting are my long time friends from the Rheingold, Allen and Emroch law firms. From Left to Right: Dr. Susan Rheingold, David RHeingold, Walter Emroch, George E. “Ted” Allen, and Joyce Rheingold) David Rheingold, Ted Allen and Walter Emroch and their fathers…
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The last item on the VIRGINIA CLE’s list of the top 1o Law Practice and Client Problems was stress. Anyone who has been to our friedly, not fancy, “Law Shop” in the Historic District of Herndon knows that we try to protect our clients and their families from unnecessary stress, expense and delay. THe last…
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At ABRAMS LANDAU, Ltd., we use common sense and proven system to solve the “Top Practice & Client Problems.” “Problems” #8 and #9 and the ABRAMS LANDAU solutions are: •8. Keeping track of billable time spent on client matters Let’s face facts, most of my injured clients cannot possibly advance thousands of dollars for an…
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