Norman Tucker

I also came to appreciate that f I wanted to solve any of our society's problems, being a lawyer was essential. I am willing , and happy , to work endless hours until the job is done and done right and the ability to explain complex medical issues in a simplified form so lay people, like jurors, can understand what happened and why it should not have happened. I grew up in a small rural community of about 250 people. The attitude was simple: work hard, be respectful, honest and polite, and help others when they have a problem. If everyone were to follow these precepts, we would need fewer lawyers. Norm Tucker has skillfully been handling personal injury and medical malpractice cases for over 30 years. As a nationally recognized trial attorney, Norm focuses his practice primarily on birth related injuries, obstetrical and neonatal care, and anesthesia-related injuries. He co-authored the two definitive reference books on the subject, Handling Birth Trauma Cases, Volumes I and II, and has been invited to speak at more than 100 seminars, workshops, panel discussions, law school classes, and medical conferences.