PRACTICE AREAS

Road and vehicle collisions

Car, truck, motorcycle, rideshare, bicycle, pedestrian, and commercial vehicle cases can involve drivers, employers, vehicle owners, manufacturers, public entities, or others.

The investigation may examine physical evidence, reports, video, electronic data, witness accounts, insurance coverage, and the conduct of every involved party.

• Car accidents
• Truck and commercial vehicle collisions
• Motorcycle accidents
• Uber and Lyft incidents
• Pedestrian and bicycle injuries

Unsafe property conditions

A premises case asks more than whether an injury occurred. Control of the property, the condition itself, notice, inspections, warnings, maintenance, and the reasonableness of the response can all matter.

• Slip and fall incidents
• Premises liability
• Dog bites
• Negligent security
• Unsafe property conditions

Catastrophic harm and loss

Brain, spinal, and other life-changing injuries require a careful understanding of prognosis, future care, work, mobility, independence, and the effect on a family.

Wrongful death matters require the same factual discipline alongside sensitivity to the people and relationships behind the claim.

How a case is evaluated

A consultation considers how the incident happened, available evidence, medical information, potential responsibility, insurance, procedural issues, and the client’s goals.

Accepting a case requires an individualized review. A practice-area description cannot predict whether a particular claim will succeed or what it may be worth.