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“4 Tips How Law Firms Get Better Settlements with Video”
Hi Lawyers. Today I’m sharing the top 4 tips on how law firms get better settlements with video.
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Hey it’s Mary Cary again your legal marketing director, all around creative marketing wizard, website developer and video production expert. This is just a reminder… use video – use video – use video! Even if you’re not hiring us … use video.
There’s nothing more frustrating than having to settle for a low-ball payout for your client when you know what they’ve been through and what their case is worth.
There are several ways that a law firm can use video to support a personal injury case and potentially improve the settlement outcome. Here are a few examples:
Record the accident scene: If possible, the law firm can record the accident scene with a video camera or smartphone. This can provide valuable visual evidence of the conditions at the time of the accident, including the location and position of the vehicles, any skid marks or other physical damage, and any hazards that may have contributed to the accident.
Record the injury victim’s condition: The law firm can also record the injury victim’s condition at various points in time, such as shortly after the accident, during recovery, and after the injury has fully healed. This can help to document the extent of the injuries and the impact they have had on the victim’s daily life.
Use video to illustrate the victim’s testimony: In some cases, the victim may be unable to testify in person due to the severity of their injuries. In these cases, the law firm can use video to allow the victim to provide their testimony remotely. This can be particularly effective if the victim is able to demonstrate their injuries or physical limitations on camera.
Use video to show the impact of the accident on the victim’s daily life (called “Day in the Life” videos): The law firm can also use video to show the impact that the accident has had on the victim’s daily life, such as their ability to perform household tasks, participate in recreational activities, or work. This can help to convey the full extent of the damages suffered by the victim and support a higher settlement.
It is important to note that video evidence should be used in conjunction with other types of evidence, such as witness testimony and medical records, in order to build a strong case for settlement.
I hope this information is helpful. Stay engaged, and get to know us! Reach out anytime by email with comments, ideas or questions: Mary@GoMediaMarketing.com (Here’s to your success!)
