Marcus Roche
Marcus Roche is a partner at this firm. He leads the cases an insurer will not settle fairly: disputed fault, several defendants, and the ones that go in front of a jury.
What Does Marcus Roche Work On?
The part of an injury case that most people hope never arrives, handled so it is ready if it does.
- Injury cases where fault is disputed
- Truck crashes with a carrier, a broker and a shipper on the other side
- Unsafe products, where the claim runs against a manufacturer
- Cases with more than one insurer or more than one defendant
- Preparing a file for trial from the first month, not the last
- Depositions, medical and engineering witnesses and the pretrial record
Which Cases Come To Him?
Usually the ones where the insurer has already said no, or has made an offer that ignores what happened.
Trial work, and the preparation that makes a fair offer more likely
Why Prepare A Case For Trial If Most Settle?
Because the file that is ready for a jury is the one an insurer takes seriously.
Most injury claims settle, and most people would rather they did. But an insurer prices a claim partly on what it thinks will happen if it does not settle, and a file built for trial from the start changes that estimate. So the photographs, the records, the witness statements and the questions for independent reviewers are gathered as if a jury will see them, even when it never does.
That preparation is his part of the work. When a claim stalls, when fault is argued or when several companies each point at the others, the case moves to his desk and the question becomes what a jury would need to understand, in what order, and with what proof.
Injury work is the first thing this office does, and it is not the only thing. Other matters are handled in house for the same families, so his name sometimes comes up on a call that started out about something else.
How Is He Reached, And From Where?
One number reaches both addresses. Which door to come to is a question for the first call, not for a website.
(555) 018-4420
24/7, by a person
Millbrook and North Ridley
Partner
Who Else Works Cases Here?
Three attorneys in total. Ask for a person by name on the first call and you keep that person.
How Do I Ask For Him?
Free case evaluationCall (555) 018-4420 and say the name. A person answers at any hour, tells you whether the matter you have is one he takes, and if it is not, says whose it is. If you cannot travel, an attorney comes to your home or to your hospital room.
Questions About Marcus Roche.
What people ask before they ask for him by name.
No. Most injury claims settle. He prepares each file as though it might be tried, because that preparation is usually what moves an insurer toward a fair offer.
Injury cases where fault is disputed, trucking and unsafe product claims, and cases with several insurers or defendants. If you are not sure which kind you have, say what happened on the first call.
One number, (555) 018-4420, reaches both addresses, and the two are on the same road. Ask on the call which door to come to, or ask for an attorney to come to you instead.
Yes. The firm makes home and hospital visits for injured clients. Say on the call that you cannot travel and the visit is arranged from there.
Nothing. The case evaluation is free, it can happen entirely by phone, and nothing moves on your matter until you say so.