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Tim Sulolli has learned that success in the courtroom is not necessarily achieved by trying to impress jurors with legalese. Instead, he has found that the best outcomes result when jurors have a clear understanding of the case.. “What I try to do is present the case so the jury follows it,” he says. “I don’t use complicated legal terminology; I try to keep the case simple so the jury understands it.”. Sulolli has followed that precept since launching his legal career in 1998 and has used it to secure numerous sizeable verdicts and settlements for his clients.. After receiving an undergraduate degree in business administration from the University of Michigan-Dearborn in 1995, he attended the University of Detroit-Mercy School of Law and got his J.D. in 1998. During law school, he interned in the office of Southfield attorney Geoffrey Fieger and took a job there after graduating. After a year, he moved to another Southfield firm and then in 2004, he came to Goodman Acker, where he has been a partner since 2011.. Throughout his career, he has focused his practice solely on personal-injury litigation. He currently concentrates his work on cases involving medical malpractice, vehicle accidents, and premises liability, and has recorded a number of successful outcomes for his clients. In 2012, for instance, he settled a motor-vehicle case for $750,000 on behalf of his client and her husband, who were injured when their vehicle was rear ended by a flatbed tow truck.. Like the other attorneys in the firm, Sulolli believes it’s important for lawyers to be active in professional organizations. He is a member of the Michigan Association for Justice and was elected to its executive board in 2011. He is also a member of the Albanian American Bar Association, is active in the Albanian community in the Detroit area, and speaks fluent Albanian.. While Sulolli enjoys his professional and community activity, it’s his daily practice that brings him the most satisfaction.. “I like helping people who have been injured,” he says.

Michael is licensed to practice law throughout the State of Michigan and in Federal Court. Michael graduated with honors from Michigan State University in 2003, earning a collegiate degree in business pre-law. In 2006, Michael graduated cum laude from Wayne State University Law School. Michael has been the recipient of numerous honors recognizing his educational and professional excellence including the Order of the Coif and a Silver Key certificate. He also attended Wayne State University School of Business’ Graduate Program.. Michael is also a member of the American Bar Association and Michigan Association for Justice. He has several years of courtroom and litigation experience and focuses his practice on all aspects of no-fault auto accident law.. In 2014, Michael was recognized by his peers as a super lawyer – rising star in his profession. Michael prides himself in providing direct, personal attention to each and every one of his clients and striving to exceed expectations in achieving excellent results.

Brian A. McKenna's practice is devoted to representing injury victims, and claimants who are being denied insurance benefits to which they are entitled. He joined the Sinas Dramis Law Firm team in December of 2018 and now serves as a partner and valued leader for both the firm and the Michigan legal community.. Mr. McKenna has been a member of the Michigan Association for Justice since 1992, and since 1997, has served on its Executive Board. He has been a member of the Michigan State Bar Negligence Law Section since 1993 and has served as a Council Member. He has also been a member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America since 1992.. Mr. McKenna is a graduate of Ferris State University (BS, 1989, High Distinction) and the Wayne State University Law School (J.D. 1993). Mr. McKenna is a member of the State Bar of Michigan and Illinois and is admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit and the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan.

Matt was born and raised in Vallejo, California and attended California State University Sacramento where in 1988 he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Science with a minor in Criminal Justice.. After graduating, Matt attended and earned his Juris Doctorate (JD-Law Degree) from Santa Clara University in 1988. He was licensed in California in 1988 and Nevada in 1994.. Matt started his career in the Bay Area representing major insurance carriers. In 1994, he moved his practice to Las Vegas, Nevada, where he continued to represent major insurance companies. After practicing insurance defense law in Las Vegas for three years, Matt instead began to represent injured clients, helping them to recover damages against insurance companies. Matt practiced personal injury law in Las Vegas until December 2012, when he relocated his practice to Reno, Nevada.. Currently he exclusively represents individuals injured in accidents caused by another’s negligent conduct resulting in a personal injury, such as an auto accident. Matt guides client through what happens after getting in an accident.. Matt has served as a private Arbitrator and Mediator and he has tried in excess of 50 jury trials, numerous court trials, and countless arbitrations and mediations. Matt has been recognized as one of the top 100 trial attorneys in Nevada.. Matt is a member of the Nevada Justice Association, the Clark County Bar Association and the Washoe County Bar Association and he is currently licensed in both Nevada and California.. Outside the office, Matt enjoys competing in triathlons and Cross Fit. He is active in the community as a Little League and basketball coach, and as a volunteer at Our Lady of the Snows Parish and Bishop Manogue High School. He believes that the honest and aggressive representation of his clients results in the maximum recovery and satisfied clients.

Adriana Guzmán Fralick was raised in northern Nevada attending Sparks High School and earning her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Nevada, and her Juris Doctor degree from the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Adriana has dedicated her career to public service including as Legal Counsel to the Nevada Commission on Ethics, General Counsel to Governor Jim Gibbons, Assistant General Counsel to the Nevada Public Utilities Commission and Executive Secretary to the Nevada Gaming Control Board and Nevada Gaming Commission. Before being appointed the Carson City Deputy City Manager, she served as the Chief Deputy District Attorney for Carson City. Her volunteer service includes serving as a member of the Nevada State Board of Education and the Commission on Post Secondary Education.

Peter Webb has been practicing law in New Hampshire since 1979. His work is limited to personal injury, workers’ compensation and divorce. Peter has litigated such cases in all levels of the New Hampshire Court system.His personal injury work involves car, motorcycle and truck crashes, as well as injuries from unsafe property conditions and from defective products and devices. Peter’s reputation, experience, careful preparation and commitment his clients have yielded millions of dollars in recoveries in the past several years. In two recent jury trials, he received verdicts exceeding $1,000,. On five occasions, his personal injury cases have gone to the New Hampshire Supreme Court:Swiezynski v. Civiello (1985), Baker v. Wilmot (1986), DiFruscia v. NH (1992), Palmer v. Nan King (2002), Ocasio v. FedEx (2010).. Peter has tried and resolved hundreds of workers’ compensation cases on behalf of injured workers at the New Hampshire Department of Labor and Compensation Appeals Board levels. He has also testified on a number of occasions at the New Hampshire Legislature on proposed legislation involving the rights of injured workers.. For decades, Peter has brought the same skills and determination to bear in matters in which he is has counseled and advocated for clients involved in divorce. His family law work is characterized by a no-nonsense, cost-effective approach to the process, with an eye for fair voluntary settlement, but also with the seasoned skills, determination and attention to detail necessary for successful litigation.

I worked at labor-intensive jobs for 12 years before I was injured at work in 1994, and went through the worker's comp process myself, including the vocational process and hearings.  Following closure of my claim, I enrolled in college full-time, got my bacherler's degree and then my law degree.  I wanted to use my personal experience to help others in similar situations.. I am now devoting my practice to 100% personal injury litigation.

My name is Frank Ladenburg. I have been practicing in Tacoma since graduating law school in 1974. I have been married for over 40 years and have six kids and eleven grandkids. I've represented many clients throughout western Washington over the past 41 years years. I represent injured people in many circumstances, including auto accidents, defective products, falls, construction site injuries, bicycle collisions, and pedstrian collisions.

Admitted to the California State Bar in 1991, Mr. Clare has worked with many large firms over his career. After relocating and being admitted to the Washington State Bar in 2001 he started his own firm located in downtown Seattle.. A fan of sports, dogs, and classic cars, Dan practises law with his wife Lynn.

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Google search our office and call us for a free consultation.. I'm here to be a fierce advocate for my clients and to help the community.  I returned to eastern Washington after completing law school at Seattle University School of Law to try to make a positive difference for the people of central and eastern Washington.  Becoming an attorney was a lifelong dream for me.  I was born in Yakima, Washington, to immigrant farmworker parents.  I lived in Yakima most of my life, but moved for school to Bellingham, Seattle, Ellensburg, and Kittitas, Washington, before moving to West Richland (in the Tri-Cities), and finally, Pasco, Washington.  I am a father to three beautiful girls, three rambunctious dogs, and two cats.

After serving four years in the U.S. Army from which he was honorably discharged, Jon Robinson attended law school at the University of Arkansas School of Law, completing his doctorate of jurisprudence in 2 and 1/2 years and passing the bar exam in April, 1991.  During law school, he was a member of the legal fraternity Pi Alpha Delta.  Jon is a member of the Arkansas Bar Association, American Bar Association, Washington County Bar Association, Benton County Bar Association, Defense Research Institute and is licensed to practice in all Arkansas courts.  He is also admitted to the United States District Court, Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas and the 8th Circuit. He was a professor of business law at the Northwest Arkansas Community College from 1991 through 1996.  He is also a member of the W.B. Putman Inns of the Court.  Jon is an experienced litigator with well over 200 jury trials under his belt.  Jon is a solo practitioner with a general practice law firm in Springdale, Arkansas.  He is well versed in all facets of bad faith litigation, uninsured and underinsured claims, property and casualty claims along with bodily injury lawsuits.  He is very experienced in complex litigation, commercial litigation, medical malpractice, products liability litigation, construction litigation and aviation litigation.  Jon also has extensive experience in family law.

For over twenty years, I have been helping injured people and their families achieve the solutions and money they need to rebuild their lives after serious injuries due to negligence.  I love the courtroom, and I love communicating to juries.  I have tried numerous cases in state and federal courts, in jurisdictions throughout Virginia.  Through hard work, careful strategy, and excellent presentations, I have won major verdicts or settlements for my clients (or their families, when the injury results in a wrongful death) caused by car and truck crashes, dangerous products, property hazards, and medical malpractice. I also regularly help people pursue justice for property rights and contract disputes, especially for professionals and employees who are struggling to liberate themselves from a noncompete agreement that prevents them from working elsewhere, an area in which I won some important verdicts.. First and foremost, I listen to you carefully, because your case is so important to you.  I know my clients well, and I answer questions promptly.  I very much enjoy trying cases and winning them, but my goal is always to achieve the best results for a client, whether it be a negotiated agreement like a settlement, or the decision of a judge or jury.  The bottom line is I care deeply about doing the right thing, and doing it well.

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