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Our Approach

As our client, Angino & Rovner works for you in the most efficient and effective manner possible. You will be kept informed of important developments in your case.

With Angino & Rovner, you have the talent and resources of the largest and most experienced personal injury law firm in Central Pennsylvania working for you. The confidence you have placed in Angino & Rovner will be returned in the full measure of their abilities.

Your case is very important to us. You will have outstanding legal representation: 8 attorneys, 20 support staff and over 1000 experts around the country willing to work for you.

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Communicating With Your Attorney
Between Consultations

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	Ask about all of your options . . . What courses of action are open and the risks and benefits of each? Ask how determinations will be made in your case . . . Your attorney will need to examine the report of the accident or incident, findings of doctors and other professionals, hear from experts in the field to develop a plan in your case. It is appropriate to ask the steps your attorney will be taking to develop your case. Ask for a timetable . . . It is reasonable to ask for general guidelines about when your case may go through its various stages.
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	Communicating With Your Attorney
	You have a right and a responsibility to participate in your case. You have a right to take part in the decisions about your case and therefore may do the following: Ask to have anything that is unclear repeated or explained. Ask for information in writing. Ask questions so you know and understand the procedure.
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	Between Consultations
	While at home you can help your case by doing the following: Write down things about your case or condition that are not normal or that you didn't anticipate. Preserve all evidence that bears on your claim or case. Retain in your files all bills, photographs, documents, reports recently received or overlooked.
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