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For 30+ years Rich has successfully represented several thousand clients in claims involving serious bodily injury, brain injury, wrongful death, automobile/motorcycle accidents, liquor liability, insurance coverage disputes, sexual abuse, assault/battery, professional negligence, and work-related accidents. Rich a lifelong resident of the Twin Cities and is licensed to practice law in both Minnesota and Wisconsin.  His practice has been built on past successes and "word of mouth."  He welcomes the opportunity to assist you in handling your legal issues.

Matt Danh is the managing attorney at Bike Legal. An accomplished lawyer with over 300 cycling accident cases under his belt, Matt has recovered tens of millions of dollars on behalf of injured cyclists throughout Southern California.Prior to his current practice, Matt worked as an insurance adjuster for one of California’s largest auto insurance providers. This experience affords him a unique understanding of the inner workings of insurance companies. At Bike Legal, he uses this knowledge to effectively counter insurance companies’ attempts to devalue or deny his clients’ claims.With every case that comes across his desk, Matt is diligent in providing thorough preparation, aggressive advocacy, and compassionate legal counsel. In his free time, Matt enjoys riding his mountain bike, often with his son in a trailer on safe trails throughout the area.For a free consultation, contact Bike Legal today.

Evan Banker joined Chalat Hatten & Banker as an associate after his admission to the Colorado Bar, and became a partner in 2012 after four years with the firm. Evan has secured numerous successful settlements for his clients, and where settlement was not possible, verdicts in his clients' favor. His notable trial experience includes one of the largest auto/pedestrian verdicts in Colorado history – an $18.1 million verdict – and a defective product case against Ford Motor Co. which resulted in a $7 million judgment for his client.. His practice with the firm emphasizes automobile and trucking collisions, skier collisions and other recreational accidents, and professional malpractice. Mr. Banker earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where he represented low-income plaintiffs in the school's legal clinic and competed in ABA sponsored national appellate advocacy competitions, receiving special recognition for his writing. Before graduating, he gained experience working with the Hon. Robert S. Hyatt and with a major Denver civil defense firm.. Born and raised in New Jersey, Mr. Banker is an avid skier and is grateful to be able to incorporate his love of Colorado's mountain sports with his passion for representing his clients. His excellence as an advocate has been recognized by Colorado Super Lawyers, being placed on the 2009 through 2021 list of Rising Stars, and the Colorado Super Lawyers list since 2015.

Justin was born and raised in the small town of Burkburnett, Texas to a school teach Mother and high school football coach Father. After graduating from Burkburnett High School, he received his B.B.A. in Management magna cum laude from Texas A&M University. While at Texas A&M, Justin was awarded multiple academic scholarships and awards. He was active in student organizations, including serving as a Fish Camp Counselor and an opinion columnist for the Texas A&M student newspaper, The Battallion.. After graduating from Texas A&M University, Justin attended Baylor Law School on an academic scholarship. Justin graduated from Baylor Law School cum laude. At Baylor Law School, Justin was elected by his peers to serve as the Editor-in-Chief of the Baylor Law Review for a one year term. As Editor-in-Chief, Justin was responsible for overseeing the publication of the Baylor Law Review for one full academic year. His comment entitled The Quagmire of Personal Notification: When Is a Party Sufficiently Notified to Trigger the Motion for Rehearing Timetables Under the APA?, 58 Baylor L. Rev. 525 (2006) was published in the Baylor Law Review. Justin was also a member of the Order of the Barristers, the Baylor Law School Advocacy Team, and was picked as a top ten speaker in the Baylor Law School moot court competition.. In 2007, Justin joined the Watts Guerra Craft LLP’s San Antonio office. He was named partner at the end of his first year with the firm. Justin has worked all aspects of case investigation, case intake and trial preparation while at the firm.  Importantly, he has been a member of many trial teams in which the cases settled on the eve of trial or went to jury verdict. In August 2008, Justin tried a wrongful death case in Guadalupe County, Texas against a well-known local defendant. After a week long trial, the jury found for the plaintiffs. Along with his work prosecuting lawsuits, Justin has spoken at conferences across the State of Texas on a variety of legal topics. In addition to speaking, he has authored papers discussing automotive product liability, case investigation, joint theories of liability, and trucking (18-wheeler) litigation that have been presented at multiple continuing legal education programs.. Justin maintains a national practice in the areas of personal injury litigation, commercial and business litigation, personal injury caused by drunk drivers, injury and damages caused by 18-wheeler trucks, products liability, pharmaceutical drug litigation, bus accident litigation, oil & gas issues, and wrongful death issues. He is licensed to practice in the state courts of Texas, and the United Sates District Courts for the Southern, Eastern and Western Districts of Texas. Justin is a member of the San Antonio Bar Association, the San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association, the Houston Trial Lawyers Association, the Oil and Gas Section of the State Bar of Texas, the Texas Trial Lawyers Association (TTLA), and the Attorneys Information Exchange Group (AIEG). Also, in and out of the office, Justin is an advocate for those who have been injured or lost loved ones as a result of a drunk driver, and he is an active supporter and participant in the activities of the South Texas chapter of the Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

Attorney Sean M Murphy practices in areas of Estate Planning, Landlord Tenant, Civil Litigation, Probate Litigation, Business, Land Use, and Personal Injury.. He is a U. S. Navy veteran and was awarded the Navy Achievement Metal, an Armed Forces Expeditionary Metal, a Good Conduct Metal, and received citations. He was honorably discharge in 1999.. Attorney Murphy’s experience goes beyond the legal field and includes; starting and running small businesses, commercial construction and development, many years as a HUD Approved Real Estate Appraiser, and was an electrician. He also has experience in business valuation and was trained at the Institute of Business Appraisers (IBA).. He graduated Cum Laude (in the top 12% of his class) from Thomas Jefferson School of Law. While in law school he was a member of Law review and took part in Thomas Jefferson’s Veterans Legal Assistance Clinic. He has a Bachelor of Science in Business Management.. Attorney Murphy’s volunteer work includes; Attorney of the day in Brockton Probate and Housing Courts, Small Claims Mediator, and Youth Basketball Coach.

Sam is a Gadsden Criminal and Divorce Attorney. He has been selected as a Top 40 Lawyer Under 40 by the National Trial Lawyer’s Association. Sam graduated from the last class of Gadsden High School then majored in Business Management at The University of Alabama. He then graduated cum laude at The University School of Law in 2013. While in law school, Sam was selected for the trial competition class. Since he has become a lawyer, Sam has tried two capital murder cases. Sam’s primary practice areas are car accidents, personal injury, divorce, custody, DUIs, domestic violence, drug charges, and other criminal cases.

For Miles, it is all about his clients.  He dutifully serves and protects the individuals he represents, carefully listening to their needs and personal stories.  Miles finds great reward in connecting with his clients, developing a personal bond and relationship with them, and always providing VIP service.  He then fights for his clients with unmatched passion, and relishes his role of “sticking up for the little guy.”  No matter the size of the case, Miles will give 110 percent and outwork his opponent.  He understands that this is his client’s one chance at justice and compensation. Accordingly, Miles works tirelessly to provide outstanding results for the clients that he serves.. Miles has extensive litigation and trial experience, practicing throughout the entire State of Wisconsin.  His cases range from those in the low thousands to those in the millions.  Miles has successfully handled roughly 4,000 personal injury cases, generating over $75 million for his clients.. Miles is a true Wisconsinite having lived here his entire life, and having attended Marquette University (1991) and the University of Wisconsin – Madison Law School (1994).  Away from the office, Miles exhibits a fun loving spirit.  His main passion is spending time with his wife, Tina, and their nine year old daughter, Ava.  Miles is always game for the park, the pool, or the ice cream shop. He has an especially high interest in Wisconsin’s sports teams, and can be seen sporting his Aaron Rodgers jersey on Packer Sundays.  As a once proud former point guard, he still enjoys hoops and will readily take you on in “HORSE.”

Attorney John “Ned” Perry is a former corporate legal counsel, with more than 30 years of legal experience. But he brings a wealth of experience beyond legal book learning. Together with his wife Hiroko, he raised a child born with Down syndrome and severe autism to healthy, happy adulthood, while traveling around the world as a family. Like nearly every family, they had some ups and downs along the way, including some legal scraps to successfully fight to get Annie the medical help, social assistance and education she deserves. As Ned says, “Friends ask me how we did it with so many challenges, but like most families, we wouldn’t change a thing.”

Dallas Personal Injury Lawyers -- Our attorneys are driven by the mission of doing what's right. We are a full-service personal injury law firm, helping injured victims throughout Texas. Whether obtaining a multi-million-dollar result for a family involved in a car accident, helping families impacted by an on-the-job injury, or increasing awareness of the dangers posed by defective products, our firm is committed to passionate representation of our clients.. We offer free legal consultations without any obligations. We work on a contingent fee basis only--meaning our fee is a percentage of the amount we recover. Clients only owe a fee if we are successful in making a recovery for them.

Justice. It seems such a simple phrase, yet hidden underneath are complexities which humanity has debated since the time of Socrates. What does justice mean? By what moral codes do we define justice? Does justice even exist beyond the human imagination? Questions like these drove me while I was a student at New Mexico State University studying for my Philosophy degree. As a result of my studies, I became fascinated by the law as a form of applied justice. I knew then that my calling was to be an attorney.. After graduating from NMSU in 2006, I decided to attend law school at Western New England University. While there I had many opportunities to immerse myself in the practice of law. I was selected to be an extern for the Honorable Robert Field of the Housing Court, a court which had jurisdiction over all civil and criminal matters involving the use of residential property. I was also selected to be a student attorney in the Consumer Law Clinic, which allowed me to represent indigent clients who had been taken advantage of by businesses or landlords.. After I graduated law school in 2010, I decided I was sick of the cold weather in Massachusetts and moved back to sunny New Mexico. I took the NM Bar Exam that summer and was admitted to the New Mexico bar in September 2010.. In December 2011, I decided to become a prosecutor for the Third Judicial District Attorney’s Office, where I worked for about a year and a half. Thanks to my time at the District Attorney’s office, I learned how to handle to fast pace of the legal profession (my caseload comprised of an average of 150 active cases), how to construct a case to overcome a heavy burden of proof, and how to protect a case against the attacks of opposing counsel. While at the District Attorney’s office, I also had the opportunity to be part of the Magistrate Drug Court program, which is dedicated to providing treatment services for repeat DWI offenders. Being part of Drug Court was one of my favorite experiences of being a prosecutor because it allowed me the opportunity to see the law used as a source of rehabilitation and healing.. After several years focusing on primarily criminal matters, I decided to further expand my experience in civil law, so I accepted a position at a local civil firm. During this time I worked to refine my skills in the civil law realm. I handled a wide range of cases from probate of wills to property disputes to divorce and child custody issues.. When I decided to open my own firm, I was determined to my it the goal in every case is to provide my clients with the best possible representation and to obtain the best possible result at the most reasonable price possible. “Seek Justice” is the motto I live by, and I will fight tooth and nail to see justice is done.. If you have a legal matter for which you are seeking effective representation, call the Cardenas Law Firm.. Now accepting cases for:

I have practiced Michigan No-Fault Law for 35 years. After representing insurance companies for the first five, I decided people need more help than corporations and transitioned to represent individuals who are hurt by a negligent driver and/or find themselves fighting against their own insurance company for the much needed benefits to help them get well and pay their bills while they are recovering.. I have been recognized by my peers as one of Michigan's "Super lawyers" in my area of specialty as well as listed as one of Michigan's "Top Attorneys" in the New York Times.. I am licenced in both Michigan and Ohio and maintain memberships to The American Bar Association; Michigan Bar Association and Grand Rapids Bar Association. I have argued before the Michigan Supreme Court, United States Sixth Circuit Court and am an active member in both the United States Eastern and Western District Courts.. I have been a frequent guest speaker to multiple health provider organizations affiliated with catastrophically injured people as well as a speaker/contributer to The No-Fault institute of Michigan.. My sub-specialty involves the complex claims process relative to obtaining modified homes/vehicles for catastrophically injured adults and children as well as insuring the attendant care/replacement service benefits are paid to these vulnerable individules and their families.

Christopher A. Wright grew up in St. Louis in unincorporated Oakville. Chris attended Christian Brothers College (CBC) High School from 1986 through 1990. He graduated from William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri with Bachelor of Arts Degrees in both Political Science and Communication. He attended law school at the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) School of Law, where he graduated in 1998. While at UMKC, he served on the UMKC Law Review as Managing Editor from 1997 through 1998; he was also a member of the Ellison Appellate Advocacy Moot Court Board; and was a recipient of the Max Foust Scholarship.. Chris has dedicated his professional career to exclusively and aggressively representing victims and their families in the most complex medical negligence, nursing home negligence, serious personal injury and wrongful death actions. In September 2005, Chris was selected by Missouri Lawyer's Weekly magazine as an Up & Coming Missouri Lawyer. And in 2009, Chris was named a Missouri & Kansas Rising Star by Super Lawyers magazine.  He was named a Missouri Super Lawyer in 2013 and 2014, and a Best Lawyer in 2015.. Chris is actively involved in supporting, or has served on the Boards of, the following charitable/consumer advocacy organizations: The United Way; The Brain Injury Association of Missouri (BIA-MO); The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA); and the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys (MATA); and the Kirkwood-Webster Junior Football league.. Chris and his wife, Shannon, live in Webster Groves with their 3 boys - Ben, Will and Sam.

You know that old saying, "Sometimes bad things happen to good people"? Well, I'm the guy that helps those good people make things right.. If a person is needlessly injured, or if a person is taken advantage of in a business deal, or if a person is treated unfairly or unjustly in any way (especially children or the elderly), then I want to know about it.. I will shoot straight with you and lay out your options for you.  Knowledge is power.  And when you are dealing with a bully, you need to level the playing field.

Prior to joining The Lawyers of Brown and Roberto, I practiced law in Nashville where I gained experience in employment discrimination claims, personal injury claims, will contests and breach of contract claims.  I served as a judicial law clerk in the Tennessee Supreme Court.  While practicing law in the Court, I assisted the Justices of the Court with complex legal research in the drafting of Court opinions.  Before I became a lawyer, I served for four years as a policy advisor to Governor Phil Bredesen.. I am a Knoxville native. I graduated from Farragut High School where I captained the Cross Country Team. From there I went on to earn my Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from the University of Tennessee and graduated Cum Laude. I also earned a Master of Arts in Philosophy from UT and my Juris Doctor from the Nashville School of Law.. In my free time, I still enjoy running, hiking the Smokies and traveling.  The thing that I enjoy most about practicing law with The Lawyers of Brown & Roberto is the opportunity that I have to help others.

In my 24 years of practicing law, I have been fortunate to be able to focus on the areas of the law that interest me the most. My practice has, in part, focused on the representation of children. That representation is sometimes tied to delinquent charges incurred by the child or as a guardian ad litem for children who are involved in dependency and neglect proceedings. This experience has also given me great insight when representing Parents, Grandparents and other family members who are concerned for the welfare of their children.. My love and unique approach to this area of the law is what influenced me to become certified as a Specialist in Child Welfare Law. I have been awarded that Certification by the National Association of the Council for Children. After obtaining that, I began representing children and parents within the school system who were in need of Independent Education Plans (IEP’s) or 504 plans. My years of experience as a litigator, in the Juvenile Court, and relationships within the school system, allow me to work with the family and the school system to obtain the educational results necessary for the child.. My other two main areas of practice are representing businesses and representing clients who have been injured either in an automobile accident, slip and fall or work related incident. I have been practicing in both these areas of the law since 1994, so I have extensive experience in business formation, employment law, and helping those who have been wrongfully injured.. In my law practice, I am calm, responsive and firm. My client’s appreciate the frankness with which I speak. I always advise my clients of the law and my honest analysis of their situation, while at the same time respecting their wishes and their ultimate decision.. I grew up in Key Largo, Florida, which led to my interests in scuba diving, boating, and anything related to water sports. I received my Psychology degree from the University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida. I then received my law degree from Nova Southeastern School of Law in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida in 1994. I am a member of Brentwood United Methodist Church, an active board member of the Highland Park Homeowners Association, a Daisy Troop leader, and actively volunteer at my children’s school.. I am most proud of my marriage to my husband, John, and our two children, my favorite son, Taylor, and my favorite daughter, Bella.

Matthew Crowther is a shareholder and attorney at Jorgensen, Brownell & Pepin, P.C., focusing in personal injury, wrongful death, and insurance claim litigation. With over 50 cases tried to verdict in Colorado, Matthew has successfully handled cases involving auto accidents, catastrophic injuries, premises liability, wrongful death, and bad faith insurance claims. His efforts have resulted in numerous multi-million-dollar settlements and verdicts for his clients.. Matthew began his legal career as a deputy district attorney, where he prosecuted criminal cases and tried dozens of cases to jury verdicts. He later transitioned to criminal defense, representing clients facing serious charges. This diverse background has equipped him with a unique perspective and comprehensive trial experience that he now applies to personal injury law. Committed to making justice accessible, Matthew exclusively represents clients on a contingency fee basis, ensuring financial concerns do not hinder their pursuit of justice.. Licensed to practice in Colorado, the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, Matthew has been recognized by the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and The National Trial Lawyers’ Top 40 Under 40. He is dedicated to achieving justice and maximum recoveries for his clients.

Walter Clark Martin IV ("Clark") was born and raised in Houston, Texas. Since middle school, Clark had always wanted to be an attorney.  Clark began pursuing his goal by attending Texas State University, where he received his B.A. in Public Administration. While at Texas State, Clark was a member of Phi Eta Signa National Honor Society and an Associated Student Government Senator. Clark was also a member of the Sigma Nu Fraternity, Student Foundation, and was the Vice Chair of Federal Communications for the Legislative Relations Agency.. Upon earning his B.A., Clark continued his education at Texas State and received his Master's Degree in Legal Studies, during which time he worked as a Graduate Assistant in the Legal Studies department. Clark subsequently attended the South Texas College of Law in Houston, Texas, where he earned his Doctorate of Jurisprudence (law degree) and became a certified mediator.. While pursuing his studies, Clark gained experience in several industries. During his summer and winter breaks, Clark worked off-shore on pipe-lay vessels and overseas as a weld inspector. When he wasn't working offshore, Clark found himself working for the Honorable William Royal Ferguson (Federal Judge for the Western District of Texas), Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison (United States Senator for the State of Texas), Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, the Honorable Frank G. Evans, and Dr. Walter A. Wright.. Clark began his legal career serving as general counsel to Austin Social Planner (where he continues to serve as general counsel) and working for a large insurance defense firm in Houston, Texas. While working for an insurance defense firm, Clark realized that he would rather represent "the people" instead of faceless corporations. Realizing this, Clark decided to stop defending large corporations and began representing individuals through The Martin Law Firm.

J.D. Denny is a graduate of Florida A&M College of Law where he received his Juris Doctorate in 2012. Mr. Denny spent his time during law school preparing for various areas of practice, electing classes that would prepare him to represent clients in many disciplines. Mr. Denny is committed to serving the public with his philosophy that attorneys are public servants first and should put the needs of their clients before the needs of their business. Before attending law school, Mr. Denny studied at Arizona State University's Criminal Justice and Political Science programs where he received a Bachelors of Science Summa Cum Laude. Mr. Denny was admitted to the practice of law in Arizona in 2012.