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What is a Good Personal Injury Lawyer Made Of?

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An old English nursery rhyme asks: What are little girls made of?

The answer: “Sugar and spice,

And all that’s nice;

That’s what little girls are made of.”

But what are good personal injury lawyers made of? The answer can be found buried in another old story.

A small boy, carrying a violin case, walks up to a man and asks,

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