Lamar Pickard is one of the most experienced attorneys in the state of Mississippi. Serving longer than any other Circuit Judge in the history of Copiah County, Lamar Pickard has invested decades to the practice and study of the law. Whether you are looking for an experienced attorney or a qualified mediator, there is no one that understands the ins and outs of our legal system like Lamar Pickard does.
Pickard's knowledge of the law, paired with nearly 40 years of legal experience means you can confidently trust Lamar Pickard as your attorney. He understands that you are coming to him during a time of need, and he will represent you and stand by you with compassion and understanding, fighting on your behalf. Not every case needs to go to trial, and Lamar Pickard can help you eliminate the lengthy and costly process of one.
You can trust him as your mediator to provide guidance and a resolution. Qualified mediator and attorney with 40 years in the practice and administration of the law.
Pickard's knowledge of the law, paired with nearly 40 years of legal experience means you can confidently trust Lamar Pickard as your attorney. He understands that you are coming to him during a time of need, and he will represent you and stand by you with compassion and understanding, fighting on your behalf. Not every case needs to go to trial, and Lamar Pickard can help you eliminate the lengthy and costly process of one.
You can trust him as your mediator to provide guidance and a resolution. Qualified mediator and attorney with 40 years in the practice and administration of the law.
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Lamar Pickard has earned a reputation as one of the most knowledgeable champions of the law in the state of Mississippi.
As the longest-standing Circuit Judge in the history of Copiah County, Mr. Pickard served for 24 years as the 22nd Circuit Court District.
Today, Mr. Pickard's experience and knowledge of the long helps his clients get the settlements they deserve.
Mr. Pickard is a graduate of Mississippi College and the University of Mississippi School of Law.
He was elected Circuit Judge in 1994 and began serving in January of 1995.
As the longest-standing Circuit Judge in the history of Copiah County, Mr. Pickard served for 24 years as the 22nd Circuit Court District.
Today, Mr. Pickard's experience and knowledge of the long helps his clients get the settlements they deserve.
Mr. Pickard is a graduate of Mississippi College and the University of Mississippi School of Law.
He was elected Circuit Judge in 1994 and began serving in January of 1995.
At the Pickard Law firm, we understand the impact medical bills and lost wages can have on your life and lifestyle.
While you can't predict accidents, you can be sure to have an experienced attorney take care of you.
A personal injury can be a result of negligence on behalf of someone else, or it can be intentional wrongful or malicious conduct that results in pain or suffering.
This can include mental or physical bodily damage, or anything that might prevent a person from working or experiencing the same quality of life as before.
While you can't predict accidents, you can be sure to have an experienced attorney take care of you.
A personal injury can be a result of negligence on behalf of someone else, or it can be intentional wrongful or malicious conduct that results in pain or suffering.
This can include mental or physical bodily damage, or anything that might prevent a person from working or experiencing the same quality of life as before.
The impact of automobile accidents is felt among all parties: the drivers and passengers (as well as their families), and sometimes pedestrians.
Depending upon the severity of damage to the vehicles and injuries to those involved, a lot of money can be at stake.
According to the Mississippi Department of Transportation, more than 6,000 people were injured in motor vehicle accidents every day in the United States in 2015.
Another 96 were involved in fatal accidents.
The economic cost of those accidents throughout the country was $242 BILLION in 2010.
Depending upon the severity of damage to the vehicles and injuries to those involved, a lot of money can be at stake.
According to the Mississippi Department of Transportation, more than 6,000 people were injured in motor vehicle accidents every day in the United States in 2015.
Another 96 were involved in fatal accidents.
The economic cost of those accidents throughout the country was $242 BILLION in 2010.
The only thing worse than being hit by another car is being hit by an 18-wheeler or other commercial vehicle.
Because of their size relative to that of a passenger vehicle, the likelihood for serious injuries and death is significantly greater.
Still, we are forced to share roads and highways with these towering vehicles, some of which are driven by drivers who either were not properly trained, have not gotten adequate rest, or who choose to drive impaired.
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, nearly 5,000 large trucks and buses were involved in fatal crashes in 2017.
Because of their size relative to that of a passenger vehicle, the likelihood for serious injuries and death is significantly greater.
Still, we are forced to share roads and highways with these towering vehicles, some of which are driven by drivers who either were not properly trained, have not gotten adequate rest, or who choose to drive impaired.
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, nearly 5,000 large trucks and buses were involved in fatal crashes in 2017.
Too many innocent consumers are injured by dangerous products they trusted to be safe.
Some are even killed.
Despite the fact that manufacturers are required to abide by safety regulations, some products manage to slip through the cracks.
Sometimes defects occur because of a manufacturer's desire to cut costs.
Other times, defects occur because someone simply didn't do his or job effectively.
Regardless of the reasoning, if a company's negligence results in a defective product that causes you an injury, you should be compensated for your pain and suffering, medical bills, loss of income, emotional distress, and mental anguish.
Some are even killed.
Despite the fact that manufacturers are required to abide by safety regulations, some products manage to slip through the cracks.
Sometimes defects occur because of a manufacturer's desire to cut costs.
Other times, defects occur because someone simply didn't do his or job effectively.
Regardless of the reasoning, if a company's negligence results in a defective product that causes you an injury, you should be compensated for your pain and suffering, medical bills, loss of income, emotional distress, and mental anguish.
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