Song | Park, LLP Effectively Prosecutes Auto Accident Case For Absent Client

In September 2019, our client, a (J-1) exchange visitor to the U.S. at the time, was involved in a motor vehicle accident as a passenger in his friend’s car. At this point in time, our client was already at the end of completing his J-1 exchange visitor program in the U.S. In fact, our client was already set out to return to South Korea at the end of October 2019 due to the scheduled expiration of his J-1 exchange visitor visa. With only about one (1) month period remaining in the U.S., our client retained Song | Park, LLP to prosecute his personal injury claim against the tort-feasor who is responsible for the accident.

From day one (1), Song | Park, LLP truly “expedited” the preliminary process with a meticulous plan to lay the essentials and groundwork as much as possible for our client’s anticipated personal injury lawsuit in the U.S. that would inevitably ensue after his departure. Song | Park, LLP subsequently brought a lawsuit and continued to relentlessly represent our client in the U.S. while our client remained in South Korea. However, our client was never “left out” throughout the entire process despite the “+13 hour” difference between Eastern U.S. time and South Korea. For instance, having a telephone communication at 10:00 P.M. with the client (11:00 A.M. in South Korea) was a common practice for Lana A. Song, Esq., a partner at Song | Park, LLP, who ensured that the client always remained fully informed about his case.

Lana A. Song, Esq. procured a very favorable settlement in the (undisclosed) amount despite numerous hurdles triggered by the client’s physical absence in the U.S.