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Massood Law Group Case Summary
Currently, I am employed at Massood Law Group. The firm represents plaintiff and injured workers, but primarily focuses on representation of surgeons, medical facilities, and hospitals in No Fault (PIP) and Workers’ Compensation claims. My responsibilities and duties include educating and advocating on our clients behalf in workers’ compensation courts and associating in personal injury actions. With respect to the workers’ compensation field, I am able to take a case from the initial filing process to competition both for the injured worker and medical provider. I also researched and drafted pleadings, motions, and other legal documents necessary to resolve the case.

At my previous place of employment, I was focused on civil litigation between
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