Posted by Hardy Parkerson on 4/13/06

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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

Re: How Insurance Companies Evaluate a Case for Settlement, 11/05/06, by Hardy Parkerson, Atty..

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