Denver, CO personal injury lawyer George McLaughlin talks about his path to becoming an attorney. The attorney doesn’t distinctly recall how the decision to pursue a legal career unfolded. There was no familial influence, with no lawyer father, older brother, or sister guiding the way. Armed with a liberal arts degree during college

and navigating uncertainties about the future, the attorney received advice to consider graduate school. As their undergraduate education unfolded, a burgeoning interest in a field where they could make a meaningful impact on people’s lives took root.

Opting for law school, the attorney discovered their passion for personal injury law through law clerking and summer jobs at law firms during their legal education. This led to a dedication to helping the injured and seeking justice against formidable entities like corporations or insurance companies.

Despite handling various cases in their practice, the attorney places a specific emphasis on product liability work. Despite the absence of an engineering degree, the attorney has honed a skill for comprehending product intricacies by collaborating with engineers, delving into design and manufacturing details. They take pride in their ability to grasp complex matters, often surprising professionals in other fields, such as orthopedic surgeons, with their insights. In cases involving product failures, the attorney frequently possesses more in-depth knowledge about the product than the individuals they depose, who are associated with the company responsible for the product.