A Firm Based in Transparency
When I first began studying law in the late 1980s, I was not sure what path my career would take. All I knew was that becoming an attorney would be a way for me to uphold the law and to help people who have been injured or who have lost a family member because of someone else's wrongdoing. Professionally, nothing motivates me more than helping a personal injury victim get justice and return their life back to normal. When you have been made to suffer, holding the negligent party accountable often brings closure so you can move forward. Today, with 30 years of law practice under my belt I proudly run my own firm, and my focus is still taking care of my clients, first and foremost. That’s why, when you reach out to the Law Offices of Paul W Ralph, you get me — not a paralegal; not an office assistant. I believe that you deserve to speak directly to the person whose help you’re enlisting. More than that, I believe you deserve clear and honest counsel from the moment our relationship begins until you receive the compensation you deserve.
That’s why, from our first conversation to our last, I will speak openly and frankly with you about your personal injury case. If I believe you have a strong case, I will tell you. If I believe settling would be in your best interest, I will make that clear. And if I believe your particular case falls outside my areas of expertise, I won’t hesitate to refer you to a more fitting attorney. All I ask in return is that you state your case in the same manner. The more open and honest we can be with one another, the more fully I can understand your circumstances, and the better I can guide you through whatever steps need to be taken to get your life back on track. Once we get started, I will keep you informed of the status. If the case strengthens as evidence is developed, you will know about it. If settling sooner rather than later is what is best for your personal injury claim, then I will tell you that. After being victimized by someone else's negligence, the last thing you need is being kept in the dark about your case. Transparency is what you deserve.
