Top Personal Injury Lawyers in Washington | 1 available
1 Personal Injury lawyers are available in Washington, Missouri. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5.0/5 and 52% provide free consultation.
Personal Injury Lawyers Nearby Washington (by distance)
Personal Injury Case Statistics Overview
Personal Injury Case Timeline
Personal injury cases in Washington, D.C. typically resolve within 6 to 24 months, depending on case complexity, court schedules, and settlement negotiations.
Washington Court Backlog
The estimated backlog reflects the number of pending personal injury cases in local courts, which can impact how quickly new cases are scheduled.
Personal Injury Washington Filing Volume
Monthly filing volumes indicate the number of new personal injury cases initiated in D.C., based on recent trends in court records.
Personal Injury Case Outcomes
Most personal injury cases are resolved before trial, with approximately 55% settling pre-litigation, 25% after filing, and about 8% reaching trial verdicts.
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I finished my undergraduate degree in 1984 from University of Missouri, Columbia and then went on to complete my JD from Washington University, St. Louis in 1991. While in law school I was a member of the Washington University regional winning Mock Trial team.. I am licensed to practice law in the State of Missouri and over my career I have represented hundreds of individuals in the St. Louis City, St. Louis County and Franklin County areas. My first job out of law school was working for a plaintiff’s railroad litigation firm where I was able to obtain trial and hearing experience in nine different venues in the United States. In 1995 I left that practice to become a partner in my own firm with two other partners. Since the end of 2010 I have been a sole practitioner.. Outside of my law practice, since 1991, I have been able to combine my undergraduate education experience with my trial knowledge as an adjunct professor with Washington University in St. Louis. I began as an adjunct professor with the undergraduate mock trial program. After a few years, I was then hired to be an adjunct professor with the Law School teaching a Pretrial class then later returned to teaching Mock Trial, but this time at the Law School. I am honored to coach the Washington University Law School mock trial team which has qualified for the National Competition more times than any other school in the entire country.. I have been married to my lovely wife Mary for the past 28 years and we have three sons, Sam, 17, Will, 15 and Jack, 12.