If you, or someone you care about, is a victim of a wrongful act, we'll do everything we can to ensure justice is served. You are entitled to certain types of compensation for every loss you suffer, including injuries and emotional distress, lost wages, medical bills, loss of enjoyment of daily activities, and future losses. If you are concerned about your legal rights, contact our attorneys before you talk with the insurance company of the person at fault. Signing the wrong papers could mean you've settled for less than you deserve.

Our personal injury practice involves following matters:

General Liability
We handle a wide variety of liability cases including but not limited to:

	automobile accidents
	trucking accidents
	job-related accidents
	construction accidents
	bicycle accidents
	aviation and watercraft accidents
	dog attacks
	slip and falls
	nursing home negligence
	premises liability

Wrongful Death
We defend wrongful death cases resulting from automobile and other accidents, negligence, and defective products and materials.     

Professional Liability
We defend licensed professionals before the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
   
Product Liability
We defend claims involving complex issues of defective design, manufacturing and construction of products and have effectively worked with a variety of experts to accomplish our client's goals.

Medical Malpractice
We handle medical malpractice cases resulting from negligent or careless acts by a doctor, hospital, or other health care provider. Malpractice is the breach of the accepted standard of care that is recognized by other providers who are practicing with similar training in the same field of medicine. It can result from a failure to act or from acting improperly.

Examples would include: the failure to properly read an x-ray showing a cancerous tumor; the administration of an excessive dose of medication; the misdiagnosis of a life-threatening condition; surgery on the wrong limb; and failure to remove a surgical sponge at the end of an operation. There are many other circumstances of medical malpractice in the medical and legal literature.