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Ask Andy - Andrew Neuwirth Philadelphia Personal Injury Lawyer
By Andrew NeuwirthBusiness
Ask Andy - Andrew Neuwirth Philadelphia Personal Injury Lawyer episodes
- Ask Andy Emergency Room Medicine And Why You Should Get Checked OutThis episode discusses what ER doctors are looking for, why you get discharged even if you are in pain, and how going to the ER affects your personal injury case. https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/8 min
- Ask Andy Correcting Deposition TestimonyThis episode discusses correcting earlier testimony and how to do it and how and why it matters to me as an injury attorney. https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/10 min
- Ask Andy Arbitration Agreements Are BadThis episode talks about why you should not sign an arbitration agreement and how nursing homes and Amtrak are using arbitration clauses against you. As a medical malpractice attorney, these arbitration agreements reduce the value of your case. https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/9 min
- Ask Andy Suing Penn Dot And The CommonwealthThis episode addresses considerations for suing the state or Penn Dot as an accident attorney or injured person. Sovereign immunity and tort claims are discussed. https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/8 min
- Ask Andy What A Strong Medical Malpractice Case Looks LikeThis episode discusses strong and weak medical malpractice cases from the perspective of a medical malpractice lawyer. https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/12 min
- Ask Andy Why Does A Case Take So Long?As an accident attorney, I discuss delays in cases from the lawyers’ perspective. Why do cases take months to move forward in a clear accident and injury situation? https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/9 min
- Ask Andy Mediation And ArbitrationWhat is mediation and what is arbitration? This episode discusses the nuts and bolts of why we take cases to mediation and arbitration and what these formats tell you about how the accident lawyers view your case. https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/8 min
- Ask Andy Gloves And Texting And DrivingTexting and driving is discussed along with various examples of how to deal with distracted driving. https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/6 min
- Ask Andy Preparing Clients For Cross-ExaminationPreparing a client for cross-examination is discussed with a focus on how I look at medical records as an injury attorney. Putting yourself in the other lawyer’s shoes is a good place to start. https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/9 min
- Ask Andy Lost Wages And Accident LawsuitsThis episode talks about how your lost wages from your job fit into negotiation of your personal injury lawsuit settlement. As an injury attorney, I discuss timing of settlements and how your lost wages figure into settlement values. https://neuwirthlaw.com/askandysc/10 min
About Ask Andy - Andrew Neuwirth Philadelphia Personal Injury Lawyer
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Andrew Neuwirth opened his law practice in Montgomery County in 2011 and focuses his practice on Plaintiff personal injury litigation. With more than twenty years of experience as a trial lawyer and fifteen years experience in personal injury litigation, Andrew helps clients recover compensation for injuries suffered as a result of the negligence of other people, businesses, or institutions.
Andrew grew up in New York City and attended Cornell University. While an undergraduate at Cornell, he served as President of the Sigma Chi Fraternity before graduating with honors and going on to receive his law degree from Cornell.
Andrew serves on the Board of the Cornell Club of Greater Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Jewish Committee. He acts as an election advisor to Philadelphia politicians. Andrew annually raises money for cancer research as part of cycling in the Pan-Mass Challenge, which is a 200 mile bike ride across Massachusetts. While his wife was attending medical school, residency, and fellowship, Andrew practiced law in New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Andrew and his wife, an area physician, live in the Philadelphia suburbs.