Chase Wilson is an Attorney at Hurst Limontes, an Indiana law firm representing Hoosiers. With eight years of experience in insurance coverage law, Chase focuses his practice on victims of personal injury and wrongful death cases, recovering millions of dollars in compensation. An award-winning attorney, Chase has been recognized as a Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch and has earned the Super Lawyers Rising Star accolade. He is also the Chair of the Young Lawyers Division of the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, where he advocates for professional growth and community engagement.

In high-stakes courtroom battles, lawyers often tackle cases where the evidence seems stacked against them. What happens when a case involves minimal visual damage, a seemingly invincible client, or an admission of liability? This episode details these kinds of challenges as two attorneys share their strategic approach to a complex car accident case that defies the odds.

Chase Wilson, a personal injury attorney, and host Alex Limontes dive into their team’s experience overcoming the myriad of obstacles in a three-car accident case. This accident resulted in minimal visual damage to the vehicle but significant ongoing pain to the client. Despite the apparent lack of severe injuries, Chase focused on the underlying damages and the permanent impact on the client’s quality of life. Notably, the team faced the added hurdle of dealing with an uncooperative insurance company, which ultimately drove them to trial due to an inadequate offer that failed to cover medical expenses. Through diligent preparation and the relentless pursuit of justice, Chase and his colleagues achieved a verdict significantly higher than the initial offer.

In this episode of Circle City Conversations, Alex Limontes interviews Chase Wilson, Attorney at Hurst Limontes, about the challenges of personal injury trials. Chase explores the value of storytelling in jury trials, in-depth knowledge of the rules of evidence, and adapting mid-trial to unexpected twists. Tune in for an insider's view on strategic legal preparations, jury selection intricacies, and the pivotal moments that can make or break a case.