Defending Accident Victims: Why You Should Emotionally Invest in Your Client With Patrick Iyampillai

Patrick Iyampillai is a Partner and Accident Attorney at Hale Law, a personal injury law firm focused on client needs and concerns. Patrick’s devotion to serving victims of personal injury cases has granted him experience in negotiation, litigation, mediation, and courtroom trials. As a distinguished attorney, he has been instrumental in securing multi-million dollar recoveries for his clients. Patrick is a member of The Florida Bar, Florida Justice Association, Manasota Trial Lawyers Board, and the Sarasota County Bar Association. He received a 2021 AV Preeminent Rating from Martindale-Hubbell and was included in the 2021 Florida Rising Stars list by Super Lawyers.

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Experiencing physical damage in an accident you’re not responsible for can leave you vulnerable and unsure of how to proceed with the legal process. Thankfully, personal injury attorneys can help mitigate the magnitude of your situation by representing your case in court and fighting for fair compensation.     

Attorneys’ sole focus when representing a client is to defend their rights and settle the injustices committed against them. For personal injury attorneys, the stakes are higher due to the nature of who they are deafening — victims wrongfully harmed. Patrick Iyampillai believes it’s inevitable not to become emotionally invested in cases involving personal injury and advocates that it makes you a better lawyer. When representing your clients in court, the best thing you can do is be prudent in your preparation to win the case on their behalf. 

In this episode of 15 Minutes, Chad Franzen sits down with Patrick Iyampillai, Partner and Accident Attorney at Hale Law to talk about his career as a personal injury lawyer, how he prepares a client’s case, and the challenges he’s overcome. He also shares why having an emotional connection to his clients and their cases matters.