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you know I would say the philosophy that
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guys my work is that I’m here to write a
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wrong that has done has been done to my
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client what that means what that looks
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like what I guess Victory looks like is
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going to vary depending on the client
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you know there are clients that
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something’s happened to them that
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requires that we’re going to have to go
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you know all the way and and get
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Vindication at trial you know and there
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are times that that’s not what the
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client really needs what the client’s
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looking for is something you know maybe
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it’s something more modest that comes
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quicker and allows them to move on with
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their lives some clients want to be
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actively involved that it’s not going to
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feel like they’ve really gotten their
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wrong writed without active involvement
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there’s other clients based on what
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happened to them they need some
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separation they need us to be the ones
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you know fighting for them and keeping
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them as protected as possible so it’s
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ultimately about finding each unique
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path to victory for our
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clients I think that one’s easy that’s
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when the client lets you know whenever
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it is that the client feels heard and
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fought for you know sometimes that’s at
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the end when we’ve won sometimes that’s
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as early as two to three weeks when when
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you really get started on the case you
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know and just just knowing that you’re
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there fighting for them is enough so
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when we feel that gratitude and feel
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that acknowledgement from our clients
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it’s by far the most uh most important
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part of what we do
