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The fact that our firm has had success in unusual cases signals two things: one that we are interested in challenges, and secondly that we are willing to really dig in and investigate to identify how the underlying problem was caused. Our firm is unique in this. We do an investigation promptly, as soon as we take a case, or even before we consider taking a case. I will visit the scene, if necessary, and take a Sherlock Holmes approach to looking around and sniffing out what had occurred there. Oftentimes the culprit, so to speak, for a toxic mold or lead case is behind the wall, so I have to go there and make a determination as to where to open up. We will dig until we find out why the major injury occurred and it oftentimes is very surprising. You would think that most individuals that practice law would be willing to do that, but they are not really forward thinking. Here are the reasons: A) It is extraordinarily time consuming; B) It is very costly; and C) There are no guaranteed results, and there have been incidents in which major investigations have occurred, an official investigation prior to our getting to the scene, and yet after we investigate, the official investigation is modified to incorporate the findings that we’ve made. It is just a fascinating process.
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The twelve member jury
How many cases does the firm handle?
Truth and our jury system
How does the firm frame the case for the jury?
How does the firm approach jury selection?
How Does the Firm Prepare the Jury?
How does the firm approach mediation?
What makes Witzer law special?
How do you choose your cases?
How does the firm approach expert witnesses?
How does the firm approach depositions?
How does the firm investigate?
Settlement versus trial
The auto accident case
The Ayala - cave in
The Landaverde case ( vitamin poisoning )
The Wick case -the beginning
Langston v. Radisson - The Fall
The dangers of children's Motrin
Drug companies fail to warn consumers
The entire family is important to the firm
What drives your passion for Motrin litigation?
The pharmaceutical industry and the FDA
Profits over safety
Taking on big pharmaceutical companies
Attitude change towards environmental issues
A Betrayal of Trust: Government Regulators
Dangers of Paxil
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome is a life threatening skin disease
Supporting "whistleblowers"
The complexity of major personal injury cases
Medical malpractice
Fraud cases
The Gorman case
What are the effects of toxic mold?
What are the cost of toxic mold?
Gage vs. Orion pictures (copyright infringement)
Jiminez vs. Greene (exploding toilet case)
Environmental: toxic poisoning
Dilantin and Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
Dangers of Gadolinium
What personally draws Brian Witzer to a case?
Brian Witzer: a different kind of attorney
Brian Witzer - career background
Brian Witzer - pride in his work
Brian Witzer - mentor
Brian Witzer: upbringing & education
Young I.D.E.A.S
The Asian collection
The Native American collection
The Philadelphia lawyer
Role models
The Witzer Family
Brian Witzer: on being a plaintiff's attorney
Ethics & integrity
Perseverance
Reverence
Setbacks
Standing up for the underdog
Founding fathers
Compton Woodlawn Cemetery
Fox News - Burr Oak Cemetery Case
Consumer attorney association of LA
CBS 2 News at 11 - 11/4/05
FOX 11 News at 10 - 11/4/05
KCAL 9 News at 2 - 11/4/05
NBC 4 News at 5 - 11/4/05
CBS 2 - news at 5 11/4/05
ABC 7 - good morning America 11/8/05
ABC - toxic mold settlement 11/04/05
ABC 7 News at 6 – 11/04/05