Re: How Insurance Companies Evaluate a Case for Settlement

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Dear Susan,

It's not clear why you reposed my original post, but if you
would like a ocpy of my paper so entitled, call, FAX or
otherwise contact me, and I will send you a copy. I have had
two or three contact me for a copy, and I have sent it to
them. I think it is worth a read at least once, by any young,
inexperienced and aspiring personal injury lawyer. Even an
old hand might learn something from it. I have been at it
forty years, and I learn new lessons in law and law practice
every day. Keep up the good work, whatever it is! I assume
it is practicing law. Again, whatever, keep up the good work,
and good luck!

Sincerely,

Hardy Parkerson, Atty.
Lake Charles, LA; 3309 Common St.; Lake Charles, LA 70601
Phone (337) 478-6126; FAX (337) 478-9933; hparkerson@cox.net

On 10/27/06, Susan wrote:
> On 4/13/06, Hardy Parkerson wrote:
>> Dear Counsel.Net Friends,
>>
>> If any of you young lawyers would like one, I will
>> send you a copy of my little paper entitled "How Insurance
>> Companies Evaluate a Case for Settlement Purposes." It's
>> no great scholarly paper, but it's is a nuts-and-bolts
>> practical statement of what I have learned after years of
>> handling personal injury cases: mostly automobile accident
>> and slip and fall (fall down) cases. If you would like a
>> copy, either e-mail me your mailing address to
>> hparkerson@cox-internet.com or mail it to me at my office
>> at 3309 Common Street, Suite B; Lake Charles, Louisiana
>> 70601. And if you have something you have written, a copy
>> of a brief or a lawsuit that you would like to share with
>> me, I'd love to have a copy of it to study, just for what
>> I can learn. I've been at it for forty years this coming
>> June 1, and I still learn new lessons in law and law
>> practice every day. That's why they call it "law
>> practice": for we are always practicing, getting ready for
>> the game. We never master the game, just practice it and
>> play it; and sometimes we win and sometimes we lose. You
>> can't win 'em all! There is more to it all than this, but
>> this is something to think about.
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> Hardy Parkerson, Atty.
>> Tulane Law School, Class of 1966
>> 3309 Common Street, Suite B
>> Lake Charles, Louisiana 70601
>> (337) 478-6126
>>