My personal philosophy is to work as hard as I can for my clients and to treat each one of them as I
would treat a brother or a sister. This philosophy is consistent with my religious beliefs and the moral
principle that we should help those who are less fortunate than ourselves. I consider it a privilege to act as their advocate. When choosing an attorney, it is important to look at the attorney’
s track record, experience, and philosophy. Over the past 19 years, I have represented individuals in all walks of life. Most of them are working men and
women who perform physical labor to provide products and services for all of us to enjoy. Because of the physical
demands of their jobs, they are sometimes injured and require medical treatment. Your health and well-being
should be the most important consideration you have if you are injured at work. Regardless of your employment
situation, you should always seek medical care as early as possible following an injury, whether it was caused by
repetitive trauma or a single accident. Although I am an attorney now, I understand what it means to work hard on a day-to-day basis. I know
what it means to work a 12-hour shift on a production line. Growing up, I bailed hay in the summer and worked
in local factories to pay for college. I know it takes everything your body can tolerate when you are young and
healthy. It becomes increasingly diffi cult as we grow older, and injuries only add to the diffi culty of performing
physical labor. Despite their injuries, most people who contact me do not want to hire a lawyer. Most people simply want
to have their medical bills paid, want to receive the best medical care available, and want to be treated fairly. Most
people work with their employers to ensure a safe work environment. They don’t want to be injured at work,
but hope that if they are injured at work, they will be treated fairly. It never ceases to amaze me when workers’
compensation carriers accuse injured workers of faking an injury or trying to get out of work. They seem to forget
that my clients were, in fact, working when the injury occurred. My clients simply want what they're due. They want to get better and get back to work. I fi ght hard to
make sure that my clients receive all of the benefi ts to which they are entitled. I aggressively pursue benefi ts for
my clients. I lead my clients through the workers’ compensation process to maximize their recovery and see that
they receive all the medical care they need for their injuries.
~ Fritz
