Ranger Wiens

Many Plaintiff lawyers are afraid of premises cases. They think they don’t pay. They think it’s an uphill battle. It’s time to change that narrative. It’s false. Premises cases can be some of the most valuable and satisfying cases you handle. And the insurance companies know it.

A strong premises case starts from the get-go. Often what the corporate/company defendant does or doesn’t do at the outset is pivotal. And what you do to uncover their actions and inactions is even more pivotal. We will dive into what to look for, what to ask for, and what to do to put pressure on the Defense and create risk-thereby increasing the value of your case tenfold. We will get into what types of written discovery must be sent in every premises case, what questions to ask at deposition, what concessions to seek, and direct and cross examination of safety experts, engineers etc. Finally, we will get into framing the case for trial, linking and weaving all aspects of the trial together from mini opening to closing argument. Taking a premises case from a 5 figure offer to a multi-million-dollar verdict.