Injury & wrongful death lawyers

Charles P. Ward litigates Indiana personal-injury and wrongful-death cases involving evidence preservation, insurance coverage, medical liens, and the protection of recoveries.

Richard P. Amico tries and appeals New York cases involving construction accidents, catastrophic injury, motor-vehicle crashes, defective products, wrongful death, and Labor Law claims.

Robert A. Clifford, Chicago lead counsel for families suing Boeing over Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, now pressing claims over the 2025 Potomac collision.

Cassie Preston Gailmor represents plaintiffs in transportation, premises-liability, workplace-injury, construction, and insurance disputes.

Eugene Felton Jr. tries and appeals catastrophic-injury cases involving hospital negligence, paralysis, negligent security, official immunity, and sovereign immunity.

Kevin R. Dean was co-lead counsel for families of nine Charleston firefighters killed in the 2007 Sofa Super Store fire and sues Takata and ARC over airbags.

Arash Homampour tries catastrophic-injury and wrongful-death cases involving defective products, public-entity liability, comparative fault, and appellate review.

Seattle trial lawyer who tried the Ride the Ducks crash case to a $123 million verdict, Simon v. Holguin to $44.7 million, and a 1976 foster-care case.

Alexander R. Wheeler tries and appeals cases involving catastrophic injury, wrongful death, workplace and school safety, defamation, class claims, and judgment enforcement.

A police van ran a red light after repeated orders to slow down. DiSilvestro worked on Verona Gunn’s family’s case, which ended in a $4.93 million jury award.

Robert Mongeluzzi’s plaintiff-side practice reconstructs structural and transportation failures, then confronts the difficult remedial questions that follow mass injury.

Brian Panish tries catastrophic-injury and product-liability cases involving defective products, corporate safety decisions, and mass-casualty events.

Toledo truck-crash trial lawyer Michael Leizerman deposed the driver and tried liability in Shank v. D.W. Dickey & Son, an $82.1 million Ohio jury verdict.

Daniel McGee tries product-liability, catastrophic-injury, brain and spinal injury, toxic-tort, and wrongful-death cases.

Atlanta trucking lawyer Joseph A. Fried questioned the owner of Amazon’s delivery partner and closed in Bradfield v. Amazon Logistics, a $16.2 million verdict.

Matt Casey tries catastrophic-injury cases involving premises liability, medical negligence, defective products, abuse in care settings, industrial explosions, and insurance bad faith.

Mohamad Ahmad tries catastrophic-injury, wrongful-death, negligent-security, electrical-injury, and business disputes.

Khaldoun Baghdadi was on the trial team in Kransky v. DePuy, the first ASR hip case to reach a jury, and court-appointed liaison counsel in the PG&E fire cases.

Ricardo M. Martinez-Cid tried Johnson v. Continental Motors to a $5 million verdict over a Cessna 421 engine damper and led Surfside’s wrongful-death subclass.

Justin T. Bamberg represents victims in civil-rights and wrongful-death cases involving video evidence, disputed official accounts, municipal liability, immunity, settlement funds, and restitution.

Kansas City lawyer Gary C. Robb tries helicopter and airplane crash cases against manufacturers and operators, including Turbomeca, Doncasters and FlyNYON.

Brody D. Swanson litigates personal-injury, wrongful-death, trust, property, construction, family-business, and appellate disputes.

Dallas trial lawyer Charla Aldous tried the Beamers dram-shop case over Cowboys linebacker Jerry Brown’s death, opening with the officer who saw the driver.

Randi McGinn’s plaintiff-side trial practice includes trucking-safety, product-liability, and medical-negligence cases built around engineering and medical evidence.