Drafting a demand is a critical process where I prioritize effectiveness over efficiency.

An efficient approach would be to use a template, quickly attach medical bills, and send the demand to the insurance company in under an hour to keep the case moving.

Instead, I choose a slower, deliberate, more effective process:

• Scrutinizing medical records: Reading every page of clinical notes to highlight symptoms, their duration, and intensity.  My prior experience in healthcare enables effectiveness and efficiency in this process.
• Narrative building: Spending hours writing a compelling story about how the injury specifically affected my client’s quality of life, rather than just listing costs.
• Calculating future impact: Consulting with life-care planners or economists to ensure the demand covers medical needs my client hasn't even had yet.

While this takes days instead of hours, the effective result is a comprehensive recovery, significantly higher than the efficient result which leaves money on the table and does not make the client whole.  Personal injury claimants have only one chance to recover for their injuries which is why I take the time to do it right and prioritize effectiveness over efficiency.