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Daniel Stark attorney team lead Myranda Vaughn collaborates with fellow attorneys during a litigation strategy meeting | Daniel Stark Law

Inside the Personal Injury Litigation Process: Practical Insights for Law Firms and Claims Professionals

Author: Shelby Benavidez   Contributing Attorney: Myranda Vaughn, attorney team lead   For professionals working in personal injury law, litigation remains one of the most critical yet often misunderstood phases of a case. It’s the point where strategy, preparation, and case management converge – and where a firm’s internal systems and communication practices are tested. At Daniel

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Legal paperwork for a wrongful death claim next to a judge’s gavel | Daniel Stark Law

A Life Taken Too Soon: Understanding Wrongful Death Lawsuits 

Author: Shelby Benavidez  Contributing Attorney: Zirwa Sheikh, attorney  Sometimes life changes in an instant. One moment, everything feels normal – you’re sharing dinner, sending a quick text, or saying goodbye before work, and then, without warning, your world is turned upside down. A phone call comes in. There’s been an accident. A loved one you thought

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Old television showing a scene from My Cousin Vinny with overlay text “Attorney Reacts” and Daniel Stark Attorney Sean Szlachtowski | Daniel Stark Law

Attorney Reacts: What Movies and TV Shows Get Right (and Wrong) About the Law 

Author: Shelby Benavidez  Contributing Attorney: Sean Szlachtowski, attorney  Courtroom dramas and legal shows are some of Hollywood’s favorite playgrounds. From Joe Pesci’s unforgettable performance in My Cousin Vinny to Harvey Specter’s swagger in Suits, the law often gets the Hollywood treatment: entertaining but not always accurate.  As practicing trial lawyers, we can’t help but watch these courtroom scenes

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