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Corinne A Tampas

I know several personal injury solo attorneys who will not hesitate to take on a big case even though they do not have the funds to carry such a case. They simply partner up with a big(ger) law firm with some deep pockets. This can be a win-win for the client as there are funds to go forward with the case and the client will receive more personal attention as you point out in your posting. Also, there is another big plus to this as well as financial: while shopping around for a financial partner, the solo finds out right away if the case has merit.

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