Resolution Solution

When a case calls for special attention, George is there. George will advise or interview those families who have requested his help or guidance. In the Tam case of July 17, 2007, George was retained to personally interview 104 families and travel to Brazil at least 10 times over the course of 12 months. Though he does not offer legal advice (only lawyers do that), he is the source of experiential advice regarding the strategy a family should adopt after tragic circumstance strikes.

Following a plane tragedy, there are often a large number of lawyers and runners swarming around the families of victims. Many start knocking on doors and making telephone calls. This is not professional protocol. In fact, in the United States, for the first 45 days following a crash, it is even forbidden by law.

George doesn't knock on doors or make phone calls to people who have not first reached out to him or a firm he represents. But when clients express a need for him, he is there with an ever expanding scope of management services, professional attention, expertise, and care--adhering to high ethical and moral standards, maintaining confidentiality and communication, and finding solutions.