Personal Injury

“Justice is a bone-deep urge toward fairness in things large and small. It’s the human journey toward a better world.”
Elizabeth J. Cabraser

“We’re constantly fighting against those who have corporate power or government power, much greater power than the people that we represent. We represent the average person who has a legitimate claim that something wrong was done to them.”
Donald C. Arbitblit

“Justice is both fragile and fierce. We have to fight to keep the courthouse doors open, but Justice makes a powerful ally when we do.”
Paulina do Amaral

“We think of our whole team as a family, and our clients become a part of our family.”
Kenny Byrd

“Justice is helping those who suffered catastrophic injuries or devastation hold the wrongdoer accountable and preventing such injury or death from happening again.”
Kelly McNabb

“We work hard to hold wrongdoers accountable for the harm they cause to our clients. When fighting to protect our clients’ rights, we routinely stand up to some of the most powerful interests in the world.”
Mark P. Chalos

“What’s great is that our clients get it. They know we are out there fighting every day to advance their interests, and that they are a part of our team in the work to win them justice.”
Steven E. Fineman

“Justice is about righting a wrong; it’s about correcting what happened, and about getting a remedy for something terrible or tragic that’s happened to someone.”
Wendy R. Fleishman

Melissa Gardner

Lexi J. Hazam

“Our passion is holding accountable those whose fraud and misconduct have caused unnecessary grief and suffering, no matter how wealthy or powerful those responsible for the injuries are.”
Richard M. Heimann

“Despite their vast resources, we take on the most powerful corporations in the United States and the world. Our attorneys make sure the truth is told and convince judges and juries that our clients’ cases are righteous.”
Robert J. Nelson

“We care for our clients, keep their best interests first and foremost and assure they are educated and empowered so they can make informed decisions.”
Fabrice N. Vincent