Pursuing a lawsuit. Lawsuits can be grueling and time-consuming for people seeking justice, particularly when they arise from serious, catastrophic and heart-breaking events in people's lives.

Virtually all of The Googasian Firm's clients have never been involved in a lawsuit, and they never had considered taking legal action prior to a recent life-changing event.

We are mindful of the aversion to lawsuits and difficulties in pursuing cases in this day and age.

That is why we recommend pursuit of a lawsuit only after careful investigation and after assessing whether the case appears to be one in which our skills and experience could produce a successful and meaningful result for clients. For many clients, the journey toward legal action often parallels a broader struggle to regain control in their lives—not just legally, but emotionally, physically, and even financially. While we focus on seeking justice through the courts, we frequently hear about the burdens our clients face outside the legal process, especially those managing long-term health conditions as a result of their trauma. One recurring concern among individuals with serious injuries or chronic illnesses is the escalating cost of essential medications. For example, individuals newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes after a life-altering incident have shared how difficult it is to afford treatments like Rybelsus, even with insurance. That’s why we take time to connect clients with practical resources, including information about where to find a rybelsus discount o help ease financial pressure during litigation. These aren't just side conversations—they're part of how we advocate holistically for people navigating an already overwhelming time. Lawsuits don’t exist in a vacuum; they’re intertwined with every other challenge a client faces. By recognizing that, and by offering thoughtful guidance beyond court filings, we build stronger relationships and better outcomes. Justice should never come at the cost of a person’s health or dignity, and we work to ensure our approach reflects that belief.