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You do not deserve to be hurt by someone else’s carelessness.  At GibsonSingleton, we care about you, our neighbors, and we work to prevent injuries through community education. But when a senseless accident happens, we seek the highest dollar amount for you, as quickly as possible, to restore your well-being.. The attorneys at GibsonSingleton bring 60 years of combined legal experience, a winning track record in the courtroom, and extraordinary compassion to every client.. Many lawyers want to settle to avoid the courtroom. Ken Gibson and John Singleton, both former United States Marines, are experienced trial attorneys. They do not hesitate to go to trial and fight aggressively for you, to the fullest extent of the law.. For personal injury cases, they do not charge a consultation fee, nor do they receive payment, unless they recover money for you. Meet with an attorney at GibsonSingleton today to discuss your case.

Margaret, a native Virginian, grew up spending summers at Gloucester Point. She later attended the prestigious Haverford College in Pennsylvania, followed by Mercer University Law School in Macon, Georgia.. Known for her intense focus on detail, Margaret does not rest until clients are compensated for every last penny they deserve. She brings an expertise in financial minutiae that gives clients a real advantage.. Along with her husband, John Singleton, Margaret enjoys running, boating, and spending time with their sons. She serves in several community leadership positions, including through the Garden Club of Virginia and Ware Academy.. Call GibsonSingleton Virginia Injury Attorneys at today to discuss your case.

My name is Rob Sink. I am the managing attorney of The Law Offices of Robert W.
Sink. I have been practicing personal injury and complex litigation law in the
Philadelphia area since 1994. If you decide to hire me, your case becomes my
cause. I strive to treat the case of each and every client as importantly as if
they were members of my own family.

Kim Palavoy Kutler is an Associate Attorney at Baratta Law. Born and raised in Northeast Philadelphia, she attended George Washington High School and received her business degree from Temple University. Kim then moved to Boston where she obtained a juris doctorate from New England School of Law. Upon returning to the Philadelphia area she married her high school sweetheart Ron and has two lovely children. The family resides in lower Bucks County.

J.B. Dilsheimer is a Partner at Stampone O’Brien Dilsheimer Law. He has vast experience handling complex, catastrophic injury cases in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and the District of Columbia, as well as other locations around the country.. J.B. concentrates his practice on major, catastrophic injury litigation. He has worked on the settlement and trial of several multi-million dollar cases and has a wide range of experience in cases involving traumatic brain injury, defective products, construction accidents, FELA, premises liability, medical malpractice, motor vehicle accidents, subrogation matters, and commercial litigation. J.B.’s successful verdict in a Monroe County, PA jury trial was reported by The National Law Journal as one of the “Top PA Verdicts of 2010” in the January 2010 edition of Verdict Search National. The trial involved a head-on automobile accident.. J.B. graduated magna cum laude from the Temple University Beasley School of Law in 1992. He was Managing Editor of the Temple Law Review. He graduated magna cum laude from Bowdoin College in 1988. He serves on the Board of the Philadelphia Committee to End Homelessness and does pro-bono work for the Gift of Life, which coordinates organ donation and transplantation in the tri-state area.

Emily is a Wyoming native who finds strength and purpose in fighting for those who have lost their ability to work, enjoyment of life, or loved one. As a legal writing enthusiast, Emily focuses on incorporating persuasive advocacy into every pre-trial filing to ensure her clients’ right to a jury trial is actualized.. Emily received her Bachelor of Arts in Business with honors from the University of Dallas where she also played Division III basketball and softball. She then worked as a policy analyst for Wyoming Governor Matthew H. Mead before starting law school at the University of Wyoming College of Law. When she was a second-year law student, a committee of Wyoming judges, lawyers, and law professors awarded Emily the Brimmer Scholarship, which honors the distinguished career of Judge Clarence A. Brimmer and rewards students who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in the law.. Throughout law school, Emily was also committed to gaining practical experience. Over the course of two years, she worked for state and federal courts at both the trial and appellate levels, including the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, the Wyoming Supreme Court, Wyoming’s District Court for the Second Judicial District, and the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming. These experiences allowed her to master the art of legal writing and to earn the honor of serving as the Editor-in-Chief of the Wyoming Law Review.. After graduating second in her class in 2019, Emily clerked for the Honorable Kelly H. Rankin, Chief Magistrate Judge for the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming, before joining The Spence Law Firm in 2020. In her free time, Emily enjoys spending time with her family and teaching legal writing at the University of Wyoming College of Law.

I am a Wyoming trial lawyer focused on commercial litigation, white collar criminal defense, and select personal injury cases.. Signature cases I have won include:. - The largest personal injury verdict in Wyoming history, securing $17.5 million in compensatory damages for a grieving family in a high-profile carbon-monoxide case.. - Wyoming's largest-ever wrongful death settlements in cases against Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc., which were settled before trial for a confidential amount.. - Earning damages of more than $100 million for clients in New Mexico, in what is believed to be the largest personal injury settlement in the state's history.. - The largest personal injury settlement in North Dakota in a case involving burn injuries from an explosion at a gas-processing plant.. Though my law firm is located in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, we take on client cases in most other U.S. states. I am licensed to practice law in the state and federal courts of Wyoming, New York, and Utah, and am admitted to appear pro hac vice in the state and federal courts in the rest of the country. I am also licensed to practice before the United States Supreme Court.. I am an elected member of the American Law Institute and The Order of the Coif, a national honor society group that includes several Chief Justices of the Wyoming Supreme Court, judges of the United States Court of Appeals, and statewide elected officials. I am also a member of the American Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, and the National Association for Criminal Defense Lawyers.. I was born in St. Louis in 1945 and raised in Casper, Wyoming. A 1963 graduate of Natrona County High School in Casper, I went on to Yale College to earn a bachelor's degree in American Studies in 1967. I then received my Juris Doctorate degree in 1970 as valedictorian at the University of Wyoming College of Law. In 1971, I earned a master's degree in law from Harvard Law School.. Following my legal studies, I returned to Wyoming, was admitted to the Wyoming Bar in 1971, and began my legal career in criminal law, serving as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in Natrona County, Wyoming.. In 1978, my two friends, Gerry Spence and Ed Moriarity, and I started the trial lawyer firm of Spence, Moriarity & Schuster, which soon gained national prominence for its extraordinary success in complex civil and criminal cases. In 2002, after almost a quarter century as a founding and senior partner of Spence, Moriarity & Schuster, I established my own firm to fully devote my personal attention to each client.. I have been involved in Wyoming's civic and community affairs for more than four decades. I served as a board member of several organizations, including:. Natrona County United Way - President, 1974.. Board of Trustees of the University of Wyoming from 1985 to 1989.. Board of Visitors of the UW College of Arts and Sciences from 1991 to 2000.. Chair and secretary of the Rhodes Scholarship Wyoming Selection Committee from 1989 to 1998.. I am also proud to have formed the Wyoming Public Policy Forum, an economic development policy group, which issued its report, "For Wyoming’s Future: An Economic Development Plan for the People of Wyoming" in 1998. I also started the Wind River Reservation Economic Advisory Council in 1998.. I have long been active in the Democratic Party, and was a political columnist for the Casper Star Tribune, Wyoming's statewide newspaper, from 1987 to 1994. I was the Democratic nominee for Wyoming's sole seat in the U.S. House of Representatives in 1994. From 1992 to 2000, I was a member of the Democratic National Committee and served on the Executive Committee of the Wyoming Democratic Party.