Attorney Scott E. Diamond Now Provides Legal Representation for Motorcycle Accident Victims in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA -- (SBWire) -- 11/02/2012 --Scott E. Diamond, Attorney at Law, now provides legal representation for personal injury victims in Philadelphia. Victims will be ensured that Scott E. Diamond, motorcycle accident lawyer of Philadelphia, will protect their rights and interests for any case. Scott E. Diamond has extensive experience handling serious personal injury or wrongful death cases, and delivers maximum settlements or winning verdicts for the accident victims and families he represents.
Scott E. Diamond advises victims on how to go about dealing with any personal injury law suit, including motorcycle accidents. He advises them to never speak to the insurance company without first consulting him and never admit responsibility before consulting him first. Victims should also never sign any paperwork or agree to a settlement before consulting with Scott E. Diamond. Providing consultation with clients is a reason why Scott E. Diamond is also a motorcycle accident attorney in Delaware County and many other areas.
Only approximately 1% of all attorneys in New Jersey are certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a trial lawyer. Scott E. Diamond is one of those attorneys certified. The Board on Attorney Certification was established by the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1980 for the purpose of helping consumers find attorneys who have a recognized level of competence in particular fields of law.
About Scott E. Diamond
Scott E. Diamond’s reputation as a personal injury attorney in Philadelphia speaks for itself. The confidence and expertise he brings to a case is the reason why he has been successful for so many years in the Philadelphia area. No fee will be charged to a client until Scott E. Diamond wins the case.
For more information, visit http://www.diamondlawyer.com/.
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