There is no such thing as a perfect personal injury case, but there are general reasons why we may be unable to represent you in your case. Further, there are specific things we have to prove in order to make your case viable to pursue. First and foremost, we must be able to prove “damages”. That means there must be a physical injury or death that occurred. In the case of an automobile crash, injuries are common, and relatively easy to prove. In the event of a sexual assault case, for example, it may be a little tougher (but we will still try!) Second, we have to be able to identify some liability or negligence. And third, there must be some available insurance coverage for us to pursue.