The
Legal Help You Need -- The Experience You Can Trust
Clark Watkin has been a trial lawyer for over 30 years, representing clients
throughout Arizona with the expertise, sound judgment and "street sense"
acquired "in the trenches" as a trial attorney. He began his career as a
felony prosecutor and has spent the balance of his career handling
complex civil cases in the State and Federal Courts. He is dedicated to
providing his clients
prompt, professional, courteous and fairly-priced services, direct
attorney-client communications, and something even more important --
results.
Individualized strategies
Every client and every matter - from serious
personal injury accidents and wrongful death claims, to commercial litigation
involving business, real estate
and construction lawsuits - receives an individual assessment and analysis,
along with a litigation strategy custom-designed to fit the facts, and satisfy
the client's goals.
At The
Watkin Law Office, there is no "assembly line" lawyering.
Just as no two
people are the same, there is no such thing as a "generic" car
accident, truck accident, motorcycle accident, boat or bicycle accident. Every pedestrian
injury or
construction site accident results in serious personal injuries or death that are
unique; and the trial skills and experience needed to handle a brain injury or
carbon monoxide poisoning claim are vastly different than those needed to
present a relatively "simple" claim for dog bite injuries. Serious
personal injury claims -- whether brought on behalf of adults, minors or children
-- generally seek the recovery of money damages for ambulance bills, emergency
room bills, hospital and doctor bills, lost earnings and wages,
facial and bodily scars and disfigurement, and often a permanent disability.
Of course, sometimes the victims die, which is when we file "wrongful death"
lawsuits on behalf of the statutory survivors -- usually family members.
Based on their
particular situation, we provide a claim and litigation strategy
tailored to the client's unique facts and circumstances. Two people
with very similar serious injuries are still going to have two unique cases,
probably with very different issues. For example, a construction
worker who
sustains a crippling back or shoulder injury in a car accident might
recover a larger award of money damages (because of his total loss of earning
capacity) than another person with very similar injuries who works at a desk all
day and does no heavy lifting. Similarly, commercial litigation, real estate and construction
lawsuits are never "just the same" as the one before. Every one is unique; and while
commercial litigation cases are fundamentally different than personal injury and wrongful
death cases, largely because the suffering is more monetary than physical, the
stakes can be very high and the outcome enormously important to the parties
involved.
Contact a
trial lawyer who can provide the help you need and not simply "process" your
case like the one before it.
Your time is valuable. We appreciate your consideration. Thank you.
Clark W. Watkin, Jr.
