The civil justice system relies on many people doing their part. We, as the plaintiff’s attorney, accept and file the case. From there, someone serves the complaint. The defendant receives the complaint and, typically, sends to an insurance company or employer. This initiates a flurry of activity, including lawyers and their staff. 

Big money is everywhere. More and more, we see private equity or other well-funded individuals and entities injecting themselves into anything capable of turning a profit. With the influx of capital, there is great opportunity but also great risk of losing the things that matter most. 
 

“No one can whistle a symphony. It takes an orchestra.” 

There are few things more satisfying and beautiful than being part of a successful team. We all have various teams in our lives seeking to accomplish different goals. Whether it be our families, friends, coworkers, or other groups working towards a common pursuit, these teams thrive or suffer based on how its leaders and members work together.