I run a specialty personal injury law firm based on the intertwined principles of personal attention to clients and attention to detail in their cases. In short, we focus on "the process", and the results follow.

The Tarasenko Law Office approach is unique and unlike anything you will find elsewhere. Most importantly, our approach works - we take money out of the hands of the insurance companies and give it to the injured. 

We know how difficult it is dealing with insurance companies. The balance of power between an injured person and a mutli-billion dollar insurance company is vast - it's a modern day David vs. Goliath battle. The insurance company simply has no reason to treat you or your claim with attention or respect. Why would they? Their only interest is to settle your claim as quickly as possible and for as little as possible, producing greater profits for their shareholders. They know you can't do anything about it on your own.

The only way an insurance company will treat you with respect and will pay the true value of your claim is if you force them. So how does my firm force them to pay the true value of your claim? How do we consistently obtain the settlements and verdicts we do?

By focusing on "the process" - personal attention to clients, and attention to detail in our cases. And, of course, aggressive litigation.

At Tarasenko Law, every case is prepared from day one as if it's going to trial. Insurance companies that refuse to pay know that we don't back down. They know we don't run a mill, willing to settle for the first dollar. So when we tell them we are prepared to go to trial, we mean it. Then, they have no choice but to offer top dollar - or we're going to put the case before a jury, where the insurance company risks an excess verdict. That's what scares them - a verdict in excess of the policy limits they could have paid, if only they weren't concerned only about their bottom line, at the expense of injured people. 

And that's exactly what happened at my last trial. The insurance carrier offered $70,000, thinking we would take the first dollar. Instead we took the case to trial, obtaining a verdict in excess of $577,.  

Not every firm is set up to take cases to trial and not every attorney has the fortitude to take a case to a jury. But we do. Do you want an attorney who will give you personalized attention and will fight for you and your family until you get justice? Or do you want an attorney who runs a mill and will get you the first dollar?

If it's the latter, there's plenty of those guys out there.  If you want your case handled by the Tarasenko Law Office, call us. We offer free consultations.