Injury & wrongful death lawyers

Patricia A. Law litigates California medical-malpractice, product-liability, wrongful-death, insurance-bad-faith, and appellate cases.

Thomas R. Kline’s Philadelphia trials: the $51 million Hall v. SEPTA verdict and contempt ruling, a year-by-year cerebral palsy award, Tim Piazza’s law.

Atlanta trial lawyer L. Chris Stewart: the Gregory Towns Taser-death suit against East Point and the Walter Scott family’s $6.5 million settlement.

Philadelphia trial lawyer Shanin Specter tried the first two 737 MAX damages trials against Boeing and the Ellison VA dental-stroke case.

Tommy D. Roebig tries Florida civil cases involving catastrophic injury, wrongful death, premises liability, liquor liability, and trucking collisions.

Mardirossian brought jurors to a scale model of a dangerous intersection. A hidden roadway sightline became visible, and a $35 million verdict followed.

Siddhartha H. Rathod tries civil-rights cases involving police misconduct, wrongful death, failure to intervene, municipal liability, disability rights, and constitutional claims.

Edgar N. Romano represents workers in occupational-disease, asbestos, industrial-exposure, and World Trade Center claims, including administrative and appellate review.

Beth G. Baldinger represents people harmed by police misconduct, failures to protect, catastrophic injury, and abuse in foster care.

Sarah Grady tries and appeals Chicago civil-rights cases involving jail and prison deaths, sexual assault, excessive force, and denied medical care.

Lane R. Jubb Jr. tries medical-malpractice, aviation, defamation, Title IX, civil-rights, and wrongful-use-of-civil-proceedings cases.

Luis Carrillo has spent decades trying California civil-rights, police-misconduct, child-abuse, catastrophic-injury, and wrongful-death cases.

Mike McGlamry argued for the Wright Conserve hip MDL, co-led it, tried its first bellwether in Atlanta, and co-led discovery in the NFL concussion case.

Mikal C. Watts represented Lahaina fire survivors against Hawaiian Electric, Oregon wineries against PacifiCorp and Eaton Fire families suing Edison.

Chicago trial lawyer who sued Minneapolis for George Floyd’s family and in 2026 sued the United States and ICE officials for Renee Good’s family.

John J. Uustal tried Connie Buonomo’s Engle tobacco case against R.J. Reynolds to a 2010 Broward verdict that the Fourth District affirmed in 2016.

Chris J. Panatier tries toxic-exposure cases involving mesothelioma, asbestos, cosmetic talc, expert causation, damages, and appellate preservation.

Patrick A. Salvi II tried Kamuda v. Sterigenics to a $363 million ethylene-oxide verdict and helped settle more than 870 Willowbrook cases for $408 million.

Kansas City trial lawyer who tried the home sellers’ antitrust case against the National Association of Realtors to a $1.785 billion jury verdict.

Michelle Simpson Tuegel has represented survivors in university abuse claims, the USA Gymnastics bankruptcy, and a hotel-negligence trial that produced a $44 million jury verdict.

Neil Gehlawat tries cases involving police shootings, restraint deaths, sexual assault, wrongful death, and abuse or safety failures in schools and care settings.

Jim Butler tries auto-defect cases for Georgia families, including Brogdon v. Ford, the Super Duty roof case that drew a $2.5 billion punitive verdict.

Christopher Paulos led the Levin Papantonio team that proved Iran’s support caused attacks on U.S. troops in Iraq, securing a $983.6M judgment against Iran.

Lawrence Greenberg tries criminal-defense, civil-rights, catastrophic-injury, wrongful-death, DUI, and medical-malpractice cases in Maryland.