Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Client names have been changed to protect their identity.
We represented a gentleman who went drag racing at a motorcycle track. One of the requirements, prior to racing, was that he sign a waiver which was meant to preclude him from suing the track if anything happened to him if he was injured. Read On
After we were contacted by an elderly client who was hit by a car as a pedestrian in a parking lot, we immediately got to work on their file. Fortunately, the parking lot where our client was struck had security cameras. Our first step was to visit the security office and attempt to see if there... Read On
Sherry had just exited her local Dunkin’ Donuts with her daughter when she slipped and fell on the icy walkway, caused by the water dripping off of the roof. Luckily, her daughter took pictures... Read On
Al was working as a pharmaceutical sales rep when he was hit by a negligent driver. Read On
Mary was sitting on the couch petting her Aunt’s dog when the dog lunged at her and bit her face. Read On
Kathy's Story Kathy was exiting a grocery store and as she began to cross the parking lot a woman in a car looked to her right to make sure that no cars were coming before turning directly into Kathy and knocking her to the ground. Kathy was taken by ambulance to the hospital where she was tre... Read On
Bob was in a local big box store when he tripped and fell over a loose piece of slate and fell to the ground. Read On
Frank was driving home from the store when a man in a rental vehicle can find across the double yellow line and hit his vehicle head-on. Read On
Daniel exited a city bus in an area where there was no crosswalk or walk light when he was struck and hit by a car exiting a commercial parking lot. Read On
Connie was seriously injured when an elderly driver crossed over the double yellow line and hit her car head-on. Read On
Tony and his family were hit by a tractor-trailer while returning home one evening. Read On
Janice was riding a taxicab when another vehicle ran a red light and slammed into the side of the cab. Read On
Donna was the front seat passenger in a car that was driven by a woman that was intoxicated and on drugs. Read On
Tom had the green arrow which enabled him to turn left. The young driver proceeding in the other direction hit our client's broadside, causing great damage. Read On
Sarah was walking to her car in a parking lot. An elderly driver began to back up his car and pinned her between his car and her car, thereby severely fracturing her arm. Read On
Sidney parked her car in the commuter parking lot before attempting to catch a train into New York City. Because it was early in the morning and the parking lot was improperly lit she slipped and fell on ice and fractured her leg. Read On
Trish went to meet her family for breakfast one morning at a local diner. As she exited her motor vehicle, she slipped on the ice and snow in the parking lot and fell to the ground fracturing her leg. Read On
Caroline was driving her van one day with her husband Robert in the front seat. They were hit from behind quite hard and then struck the vehicle in front of them. Read On
Adam went to his friend’s house to attend a Fourth of July party. A piece of metal shrapnel tragically severed the lower part of his arm. Read On
When a car went through a stop sign and hit Ron on his bicycle, he sustained numerous injuries and had to be taken by ambulance to the hospital. Read On
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Unlike other law firms, we will personally handle each legal aspect of your case, walking with you every step of the way. We aim to provide the highest quality representation possible. We have extensive experience and training in a variety of aspects of personal injury law. We obtain the knowledge and skill-set necessary to maximize your compensation.