About Us
We Put the Pieces Together for You
LMC acts as National Litigation Counsel for companies with lawsuits throughout the country. Our staff of attorneys and paralegals has extensive experience and knowledge of the issues involved in, and has developed a system of strategic best practices to defend against, all types of premises liability, food borne illness, motor vehicle accident, and other lawsuits brought against our clients on a repetitive basis. Utilizing this vast experience and knowledge, we coordinate and direct a network of local counsel, medical expert, motor vehicle accident reconstructionists, human factors experts, engineers, architects, private investigators and jury consultants throughout the country in order to provide expert, thorough and efficient legal representation to our clients that not only substantially reduces costs, but adds value on many levels.
Cost Reduction
About Us Use of an innovative billing system that provides strong incentives for LMC to handle cases in an efficient manner and reduce costs;Use of the same local counsel for all of our...
Additional Services
About Us As part of our role as National Litigation Counsel we also provide many other services to our clients including the following: Direction of the investigation and defense of...
Value Added
About Us A team of attorneys with extensive trial experience who manage cases with both practicality and an in-depth understanding of their clients' goals; A nationwide network of local...
Developments In Litigation Management
About Us A 2012 article in the ABA Journal discussed the numerous benefits realized by Tyco International, Ltd. after it retained one firm to manage its litigation on a nationwide basis...
Recent Accomplishments
Hawkins v. KFC, General District Court, City of Norfolk, Virginia, Case No. GV 11-050098-00
Defendant’s verdict. September, 2012. The plaintiff alleged a food borne illness causing permanent brain injury. Litigation Management Counsel coordinated a discovery strategy that resulted in the plaintiff ultimately being unable to establish causation at trial.
News
February 13, 2013
The 2d DCA ruled that it was proper to subpoena Dr. Scott Katzman's surgery center internal cost structure information as it was relevant to establishing a claim of unreasonableness of charges for medical services. The 2d DCA remanded the case to the trial court to conduct an in camera review to determine if the documents were protected as trade secrets and if so, to enter an appropriate confidentiality order.