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After a serious injury or financial loss, injury victims and their families are unwillingly thrust into a legal system that they are unprepared for and where the odds are dramatically stacked against them.  Often, this fact is not realized until it is too late.  What appears to be a straightforward problem can end in a financial or health disaster.

Despite rapid economic growth, record corporate profits, and stock market highs year after year, corporations — including those who we are expected to trust the most — continue to prioritize profits over everything, including health and safety.  Insurance companies are among the worst offenders.  Despite all-time high profits, insurers continue to raise premiums, deny claims, and refuse insurance to those who need it most.  Worse, individuals and small businesses that purchase insurance are not getting the protection they were promised and claimants do not receive the compensation they are ethically and legally entitled to receive.

When hiring an attorney, state ethics rules have made it extremely difficult for the public to distinguish between attorneys and understand their legal rights in the civil justice system.  Despite these rules, many personal injury attorneys use unethical and illegal tactics to solicit clients immediately after a personal injury.

Millennials are particularly vulnerable to corporate exploitation and unscrupulous law firms.  They are in worse financial shape than every living generation ahead of them.  Millennials have less wealth, less property, and slower career advancement than every other living generation.  This is a perfect recipe for corporate exploitation.