So I have an aspect that I bring to workers’ compensation that most lawyers don’t. I was a defense attorney, and while working as a defense attorney I sustained a work-related injury. I hurt my back. I thought I hurt my leg, but it turned out I had radiculopathy down my – from my back leading to my leg, and I sustained a herniated disc in my lower back. I had to undergo two lower back surgeries as a result, and dealing with the system in workers’ compensation I became aware of the frustrations that injured workers go through: getting medical approved, the waiting, waiting, and the waiting, how slow things go, whether it be prescriptions or getting procedures approved, checks being late. So I can empathize with injured workers when they call about these frustrations. And I think as a lawyer sometimes you hear that and you just nod your head, but having lived it – when I’m nodding my head, it’s because I’ve lived it.