Most injury cases never make the news, and they still decide what happens to someone’s life. Rory Safir and his brother Gary Safir talk about how those everyday cases get valued, and why the injured person’s credibility usually matters more than anything else in the file.

Gary spent years on the insurance defense side before he started representing injured people in Michigan, so he knows what the other side looks for. They cover deposition preparation, the mistakes that shrink a case, the hard parts of premises liability, and how to put a client’s pain into words a jury can feel.

CHAPTERS
0:00 Introduction
0:12 Meet the Safir Brothers
1:05 Rory’s practice
2:18 Gary’s move from defense to plaintiff
4:09 How personal experience shapes the work
6:39 Why client credibility matters
7:25 Depositions
9:00 Preparing clients for depositions
10:09 What drives case value
12:09 Credibility in action
13:04 Common mistakes by plaintiff lawyers
14:38 Knowing your client’s story
16:28 Challenges in premises liability cases
17:26 Putting pain and impact into words
19:15 Takeaways

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The Safir Brothers Lawcast: two brothers, two states, personal injury and DUI defense. Gary Safir practices personal injury law in Michigan. Rory Safir practices DUI defense, criminal defense and personal injury law in Florida.

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