Our office has spent the past several years deploying computer technology that matches, if not surpasses, that found in the country’s largest law offices.  We use a custom-built database to manage case information. In addition, we use on-line links to the National Library of Medicine, American Trial Lawyers Exchange, and Westlaw legal research databases to investigate every aspect of your case with the same thoroughness as some of the country’s largest law firms.

Every detail of your case will be tracked in a customized database designed by Mr. Miller exclusively for our law office, with accumulated data spanning the last eight years. This system contains literally hundreds of pieces of information about your case, including:

• Medical treatment records,

• Witness information,

• Weather data,

• Disability criteria,

• Comparable verdict and settlement information,

• Personal statistics,

• Health and disability insurance data, and

• Just about anything else of importance you might imagine.

Using sate-of-the-art data management, we can present all critical evidence in your case in settlement negotiations, lawsuit pleadings and other critical stages of your case. Our 21st Century approach to information means greater accuracy in every phase of our representation. Mr. Miller is experienced in obtaining highly technical information relevant to your case.

• In automobile cases, we access the National Highway Safety Administration’s vehicle crash-worthiness tests, which we have used successfully in negotiations and court cases.

• In slip-and-fall cases, we have access to the hour-by-hour records of several local weather reporting services.

• We use information from the National Library of Medicine to explain complicated medical issues to adjustors, judges and other lawyers.

Mr. Miller taps state-of-the-art data banks, containing jury awards reported in cases similar to yours. He analyzes the data with a variety of statistical software, and compares this information to his own personal experience that spans over 700 cases. This approach yields a realistic projection of how likely your case is to win before a jury, and the range of monetary compensation a jury in your area is likely to award. This technical approach is very similar to what insurance companies do in deciding how much to offer in an out-of-court settlement. An analytical approach to valuing your case is often the fastest route to a fair and quick recovery.

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