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Professional Experience. Graham joined the Office of the Indiana Attorney General in September 2014 as an IU McKinney Law Fellow.  During the two-year fellowship Graham was assigned to the following divisions within the Office:. Graham’s experience includes work in both civil and criminal matters; he has engaged in briefing and motion practice in federal district court, Indiana Court of Appeals, Indiana Tax Court, Indiana Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court of the United States.  He has argued before the Court of Appeals, presented the State’s case in a post-conviction hearing, and represented state agencies in administrative hearings.. Prior to the OAG, Graham served as a research assistant to IU Robert H. McKinney Law Professor John Hill, and spent three years as a law clerk in the Hendricks County Prosecutor’s Office.  As a certified legal intern, he handled multiple bench trials involving both misdemeanor and felony offenses.. Educational Background. Graham graduated magna cum laude from Wabash College in 2011 where he received the James E. Bingham award for promise in the legal profession.  He obtained his J.D., cum laude from the IU Robert H. McKinney School of Law in 2014.  A winner of the Best Note Award, presented by the IU McKinney International and Comparative Law Review for excellence in writing, in 2013 Graham was inducted into the Order of the Barristers, and in 2014 advanced to the semi-finals in the Evan A. Evans Constitutional Law National Moot Court Competition.. Honors. Graham is an Eagle Scout and former college wrestler.  A four-year letter winner, Graham was awarded Academic All-American honors, deemed Wabash College’s most improved wrestler in 2011, and selected by his teammates to receive the Max Servies Award for his demonstrated leadership.. Community Involvment. Graham is currently a member of the Indianapolis and Indiana State Bar Associations, the Knights of Columbus, as well as an associate in the Sagamore American Inn of Court.

Johnny Rosenbaum is a southwest Virginia native and veteran of the United States Navy. Upon his return from the military he completed his education at the Virginia Highlands Community College, Virginia Intermont College and he received his legal degree from the Appalachian School of Law.. He is licensed to practice in Virginia and Tennessee.. He worked for the Office of the Commonwealth's Attorney in Washington County and then spent seven years at Scyphers & Austin P.C. before opening this firm in 2015.

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.

I have handled personal injury cases involving serious injury from reckless and negligent tractor trailer and automobile driving on roads and interstate highways like Interstate 81 and Interstate 64 in Shenandoah Valley and in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, including but not limited to Rockingham, Augusta, Page, Frederick counties in Virginia and Berkeley, Jeffereson, Hampshire, and Morgan counties and the cities of Martinsburg and Charles Town, West Virginia.

Choosing an attorney to handle your case is a big decision that should not be made on a whim – your future health and finances can literally depend on the outcome of the case.  You need an attorney who understands this and respects the magnitude of your decision to select them for representation.  As your attorney, I am your advocate. I took an oath to champion my client’s interest even before my own, and I consider it an honor when I am chosen to fight on your behalf.  I do not have a large staff of paralegals that handle cases for me, I personally handle each and every case, and I try to make it a point to meet face-to-face early in the case.  I also give out my personal cell phone number, so if you want to talk directly to me, you can. I am honest and forthright with my clients, and am not one to “sugar coat” things.  I will cut to the chase and give you my honest, professional opinion as I lead you through your difficult time.. On my personal injury cases, I provide free initial consultations and use a contingency fee basis which means that if I do not obtain a recovery for you then there is no fee from me and no cost to you.. About Me. I was born and raised outside of a small town in northeast Indiana. I inherited a strong work ethic from my father who had his own construction business while I was a kid. I didn’t grow up with a silver spoon in my mouth and take pride that I am different from most lawyers.  I am the oldest of nine siblings and was the first one in my family to go to college.  I went to Butler University in Indianapolis. Originally I started out pre-med wanting to help people, but ended up graduating with a desire to pursue law and fight in the legal arena for individuals. During my studies I was fortunate to study at the Universidad de Alcala de Henares outside of Madrid, Spain and am fluent in both English and Spanish.  While I was at Butler I met my wife, Sara, and we have been blessed with two children since.. After college, I attended law school at Indiana University School of Law in Indianapolis and at Stetson University College of Law in St. Petersburg, Florida.  Honing trial advocacy skills at one of the most consistently high ranking advocacy programs was an honor and a privilege.  I started my law practice immediately after law school.. Ever since I have had the privilege to represent everyday people against the powerful—their employers, the insurance industry, and the other members of “the defense” looking to minimize the damages they have suffered. Over the years I have handled cases against billion dollar corporations, governmental agencies, and even assisted in a lawsuit with a multi-national corporate giant on the other side.  I don’t shy away from a tough fight and am willing to go all in to fight for what is right - to fight for justice.. Feel free to call me on my cell at.  If I don’t answer during business hours, I am likely in court or in a position where I am unable to answer.  Please do not be discouraged, simply leave me a message I will return your call within 24 hours.  If you would like general information, you can contact one of my assistants at the numbers listed on our contact page.  I look forward to working with you and your family.

Omar Nur is the founder of Nur Law and a proud Washington native, deeply committed to serving his local community. He began his legal career representing indigent clients at the public defenders’ office and various legal clinics, where he handled a diverse array of cases, from juvenile offenses to serious felonies, as well as family law, wills and trusts, and real estate matters. After founding Nur Law, Omar shifted his focus to personal injury, criminal defense, and traffic law, while also advocating for clients in hearings concerning probation violations, record sealing, and gun rights restoration. Outside of his professional endeavors, Omar cherishes time spent with his family, including his wife and daughter. He enjoys a variety of outdoor activities, such as bicycling, jogging, hiking, kayaking, snowboarding, surfing, and scuba diving. Omar's dedication to his clients and community has been recognized through several honors, including the Super Lawyers Rising Star award from 2016 to 2019 and the New Lawyer Award from the Washington State Association for Justice in 2016.

I have focused my 23 years of practicing law exclusively in the areas of personal injury and insurance matters.  I was formerly a senior attorney for a large national insurance company. Happily, I have since dedicated my practice to representing people and families who suffer from the effects of severe injuries or wrongful death. My insight into how insurance companies work helps me get excellent results for clients. As a partner at Adler Giersch, I'm very proud to be a part of a law firm that is very different from most others. We emphasize taking personalized care of clients, being good listeners, and still fighting hard for the best results possible. We are a small business that places emphasis on paying more attention to fewer cases, instead of trying to take as many cases as possible. My clients come from all parts of Washington State. I am especially proud to assist residents in Kent, and all of South King County, as I am a South King County resident myself.. I have extensive courtroom experience, having tried over 35 jury trials and 100 trials with only judges in my career.. I have achieved an "AV" Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the top rating for attorneys based on reviews from other attorneys. I have received a "10.0" rating from along with the Client's Choice Award. I have been voted a "Super Lawyer" by that publication based on the votes of other attorneys. I am also a member of the Washington State Bar Association, Washington State Association for Justice (Eagle member), Brain Injury Association of Washington, King County Bar Association, and the Latino Bar Association of Washington.

Nick was born in Richmond, VA, where his father practiced law. He now resides in Tacoma, where he has lived and worked since May of 2006 after completing his first year of law school. Nick graduated from O'Dea High School in Seattle, and earned his Bachelor of Science in Policy Studies in 2003 from Indiana University. He then attended Seattle University School of Law, earning his J.D. in 2008, and was admitted to the State Bar in October of that year.. Nick is known for his compassionate touch, professionalism, integrity, diligence, and zealous advocacy on behalf of clients. He has significant experience with clients struggling with mental health and chemical dependency issues. Nick was a presenter at the 2017 “Defending Drug Cases” Continuing Legal Education seminar addressing treatment issues, Drug Court & DOSA.. For just over two years, Nick has been handling complex Medical Negligence, MVC, School Abuse, Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect and General Personal Injury matters as a Plaintiff's attorney. In those 24 months, Nick has recovered over $7,000,000 for his clients.. Nick is actively involved in the local Tacoma Pierce County Bar Association and Tacoma Pro Bono legal services. His experience includes:. Nick currently lives in the Tacoma area with his wife Kriston, and their three boys that the two share between them. In his free time, Nick enjoys spending time with his family, visiting with friends, watching collegiate sporting events with his two brothers, traveling, backpacking, hiking, fishing, target shooting, and hunting.

At The Tucker Law Firm we specialize in serious personal injury, medical malpractice, wrongful death, and automobile accidents.

I am an attorney whose area of practice is limited to injury and death cases.  At a very young age, I felt a strong sense of consumer advocacy and justice.  My extensive pre-medical background at the University of Washington familiarized me with the sciences, specifically the human anatomy and the mechanism of injury.  Therefore, given my personality and educational background, personal injury law is natural fit for me.  I truly enjoy the challenge of working on catastrophic injury cases, and am constantly impassioned by the satisfaction I feel from helping people.

Nate Bingham represents victims of aviation accidents, civil rights violations, and other catastrophic accidents. He has been involved in numerous high-profile trials, but takes pride in aggressively pursuing each and every one of his cases. Several of Nate’s cases have attracted considerable media attention and have been profiled by the Associated Press, The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, NBC, CBS, and dozens of other news outlets.. Nate has successfully litigated airplane and helicopter crash cases against airlines, government entities, product manufacturers, and aerospace companies both large and small. Due to his expertise, other plaintiffs’ attorneys frequently engage Nate as co-counsel, to help them navigate the complexities of aviation accident litigation in their own cases. Nate is also regularly invited to give presentations to other attorneys and students on legal issues relevant to aviation, such as international treaties related to commercial air travel, and the ever-changing case law on personal jurisdiction.. In his civil rights practice, Nate represents individuals in lawsuits against police, jails, prisons, and government contactors that violate the rights of individuals. Nate has experience as lead counsel representing the families of individuals who died as a result of police shootings, medical neglect by jail medical providers, and poor monitoring by corrections officers that led to in-custody suicides and fatal drug overdoses.. Prior to joining Krutch Lindell, Nate worked for a national insurance defense firm, where he defended personal injury lawsuits on behalf of insurers and corporations. This experience provided Nate with a unique understanding of the defense’s perspective that now helps him effectively litigate and negotiate cases on behalf of plaintiffs. Nate also worked as an Assistant City Prosecutor for the City of Seattle, which gives him an insider’s perspective of law enforcement and the criminal justice system.. Nate is licensed to practice law in Washington state and Alaska, but regularly litigates cases in other states and Canadian provinces on a pro hac vice basis.. Nate is a past chair of the King County Bar Association’s Aviation Law Section, a member of AAJ’s Aviation Law Section, and an EAGLE member of the Washington State Association for Justice.. Highly regarded by clients and peers alike, Nate has been selected to the Washington Super Lawyers “Rising Stars” list for 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024, an honor limited to just 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state.. Nate graduated in 2013 from the University of Washington School of Law, where he was selected to The Order of the Barristers, a national honor society recognizing outstanding oral and written advocacy.. Before attending law school, Nate earned his B.A. in anthropology from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine. At Bowdoin, Nate played football and was a co-captain of the track and field team, receiving both all-conference academic honors and all-New England athletic honors.

Kyle Olive was born outside Chicago, Illinois in 1975. He received his law degree with honors from the Seattle University School of Law in 2004. While in law school, he was a Presidential Law Scholar and a member of the Dean's list. After law school, served as a law clerk for Justice Tom Chambers of the Washington State Supreme Court. Kyle's practice emphasizes civil claims on behalf of domestic violence survivors, as well as personal injury claims arising out of automobile accidents, construction accidents, wrongful death.. ---Kyle's Statement:. I went to law school because I wanted to work in a profession where I could make a difference in people's lives.  I wanted to stand up for the underdog.  I wanted to help the poor, the injured, the downtrodden and the forgotten.   I chose a career in which I could achieve those goals and I do it everyday.  I relish standing up against corporations and insurance companies when they have treated people unfairly.  It's always a David against Goliath struggle.  But, it's worth the fight.  The confidence of my clients is both a huge responsibility and very humbling.  I take it seriously and work hard to achieve a just result in every case.

I greatly enjoy helping my clients navigate their legal needs.  I make an effort to eduate people about their case and other legal matters as much as possible.  I am a big believer in educating people so that they are able to assist themselves and most importantly know their legal rights.. When I am not helping clients I enjoy spending time with my family and friends and participating in triathlons.

I have been in practice since 1982, upon graduating from the University of Puget Sound School Of Law (now Seattle University School of Law) and have been in sole practice for about 20 years, focusing on plaintiff's personal injury litigation. I am a member of the Washington State Bar Association, King County Bar Association, Washington State Association for Justice and the American Trial Lawyers Association. I am a former member of the Board of Governors of the Washington State Association for Justice, have written and lectured extensively on the subjects of insurance law and the law of negligence claims (torts) as well as many aspects of litigation practice. I have obtained excellent results for my clients including, for example, a $3.8 million settlement of an insurance bad faith and legal malpractice case, a $500,000 settlement in a failure to diagnose cancer with leg amputation, and nearly $800,000 for a shattered ankle from a fall off defective scaffolding.. I am admitted to practice before all the courts in the state of Washington as well as the United States Federal District Court , the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the US Bankruptcy Court and the US Court of Federal Claims. I am also a 2003 graduate of the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College. In addition to my skill and experience in the areas of insurance and personal injury trial law, I have significant background and experience in bankruptcy and commercial litigation.