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A full service law firm representing clients in northwest Indiana including Schererville, Indiana, Dyer, Indiana, St. John, Indiana, Munster, Indiana, Griffith, Indiana and Crown Point, Indiana in cases of personal injury, slip and fall, trip and fall, medical malpractice, bankruptcy, DUI and wills and estates.

Scott Bowen is a Kirkland attorney who handles a wide variety of personal injury cases throughout the Seattle/Puget Sound area.  He represents children, adults and elderly clients in automobile, motorcycle, bicycle and boat accidents, falling and worksite accidents, animal attacks, defective product and malpractice cases.  He is personally involved in all of his cases and his practice includes settlement negotiations, arbitrations, mediations and trials. He is frequently referred cases my other attorneys and doctors as well as satisfied past clients. He has a long term staff of trained legal assistants. His office is conveniently located in Kirkland with free parking.

Melissa Westberg is a Senior Associate Attorney in GLP Attorneys’ Seattle office.. Melissa is a Seattle-area native and has been dedicated to representing injured Plaintiffs since 2006. She graduated with honors from Syracuse University in 2006, having double-majored in Economics and Political Science, minored in Philosophy, and earning Distinction in Economics for original research. She was a four-year scholarship athlete and school record holder on Syracuse’s NCAA Division I swim team.. Upon graduating in 2006, Melissa returned to Seattle and started working for GLP Attorneys as a Legal Assistant, but quickly moved up the ranks as Paralegal and Legal Intern. Melissa earned her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Washington School of Law in 2011, where she was a member of Washington State Association for Justice’s (WSAJ) law school chapter. In 2011, she was a recipient of one of few Women of WSAJ Bar Prep scholarships. In 2020, Melissa was selected as one of the Top 40 Under 40 plaintiffs lawyers by The National Trial Lawyers. She has been awarded the Rising Star Super Lawyers Award in 2021, which is awarded to the top 2.5% of attorneys in the state. Melissa is also a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum.. Melissa dedicates her practice to motor vehicle and motorcycle collision claims, maritime accidents, dog bites, and construction injury cases.

I really enjoy getting to know my clients and working with them to achieve a result that they are pleased with.   I generally form a strong bond with my clients--I am loyal to them, and they stay loyal to me.  As a result, we are able to successfully work through tough situations together.

Attorney Boris Petrenko has been in practice for over 15 years.  After graduation from Seattle University School of Law he has been in private practice.

We offer the most thorough and informative legal assistance and advice in the Merrillville, Indiana and Chicago areas. Knowing the law is not always enough; as a lawyer you have to also believe that justice is important and without it our society wouldn't function like it's supposed to. We want to fight for you, to prove your side without a sliver of doubt, and we will do so by using the most qualified legal professionals.. We offer services for Criminal Law such as defending felonies and misdemeanors; Traffic Law such as speeding violations and DUI; Personal Injury such as wrongful death, and slip and fall and Family Law such as divorce and child custody.

I focus my practice on all types of personal injury matters, including automobile collisions, wrongful death, brain injury and trip and falls.  I enjoy helping my clients navigate the legal system.  I am a proud trial attorney and part of the team at GLP Attorneys Burlington office.. I'm an active member of the Washington State Bar Association, Skagit County Bar Association, and Washington State Association for Justice (WSAJ).  I have done pro-bono work at the Volunteer Lawyer Program in Skagit County and take cases through the Washington State Bar Association's Moderate Means Program.. In my free time, I enjoy trying new restaurants, exploring the Pacific Northwest, reading, running, and practicing yoga.. Please contact me so we can discuss how I can best help you resolve your case!

Coby Cohen is an experienced injury lawyer who strategically assesses every case, seeking to efficiently and effectively obtain results for his clients. With extensive jury trial experience and a career dealing with often time-sensitive and sometimes extremely complex matters, Coby recognizes the importance of being alert to his clients’ needs and finding the best paths to meet them.. Coby has a unique background that has created a tremendous foundation for his work on behalf of clients of Rossi Vucinovich. His experience includes handling complex commercial litigation with one of the largest law firms in the Seattle area, trying criminal cases for the State of Washington with the King County Prosecutor’s Office, handling a variety of matters, including financial services litigation, in a small firm, managing KinderCare Education’s nationwide litigation, disputes and crises, and handling complex litigation, including personal injury matters, at a well-regarded litigation boutique.. Coby came to Rossi Vucinovich because he wants to help achieve results for those who have been harmed, whether in FELA (railroad injury) cases, trucking collisions, child care injuries, medical malpractice injuries, or other catastrophic injury cases. Coby works hard on behalf of all of his clients to achieve the results they deserve.. Coby is admitted to practice in Washington, Oregon, California, Montana, and the District of Colorado. He earned his law degree from New York University School of Law, a Bachelor’s degree with Honors from the University of California at Berkeley, and an MBA with Honors from the University of Washington Foster School of Business. He enjoys the outdoors and spending time with his family.

Aaron S. Okrent is a 1988 cum laude graduate from the Seattle University School of Law. He has a Bachelors of Arts degree in Communications from the University of Washington. He has been a partner at Sternberg Thomson Okrent & Scher, PLLC since 1994 and for the past decade has served as an Arbitrator in the King County Superior Court. Mr. Okrent's practice emphasizes Personal Injury, Litigation and Appeals.

When my partner and I opened our practice in 1999, we knew we wanted to do something that we enjoyed and that made a positive difference in people's lives.  Our personal injury practice allows us to do this.  I feel privileged every day to practice law with my friend.  I also feel honored to share in the lives and the personal stories of our clients.  Unfortunately, most of our clients have suffered tremendously as a result of injury.  It is rewarding to know that we have the skill and the experience to be of assistance and help them through a difficult time.. One of the reasons I decided to follow the law is my love for reading.  I enjoy the reading, writing and analyzing involved in case analysis. I am fascinated with the medical aspect of our work.  But the most important part is always the human connection, and our most significant role is in telling our clients’ stories.. To share a little about myself, in my free time I love spending time with my family and friends.  My husband and I were married in 1997, and our 12 year old daughter is the absolute light of our lives, although we have allowed her to accumulate too many pets! When not working, I enjoy reading all kinds of fiction. I like fast cars and snowmobiles. My favorite place in the world would be a deserted beach on the north shore of Kauai.

Hi! I'm Rick Lowell. Following a stint as a Navy submariner, I went to law school and then began working with insurance companies, representing those who allegedly caused injury to others. Soon I expanded my practice to help those who have been injured by others. I am able to apply the knowledge & experience obtained in my insurance defense work to maximize my injury clients' recoveries. Visit and please call me to discuss your legal concerns. I look forward to helping you!

As a lead prosecutor for King County, Wash., I spent 24 years investigating and trying some of the region's most dangerous criminals. Today, my passion is in cases where criminal and civil circumstances collide. I am a representative of Freidman Rubin, uncovering the truth and fighting for justice on behalf of those who've been seriously injured, physically and/or financially. I specialize in cases involving traumatic brain injury, wrongful death, and insurance bad faith.

Mr. Abebe has been in the legal profession since 2004. His first job after law school was teaching laws. He taught on various areas of laws for three years before he won full scholarship from the University Of San Francisco School of Law to do his second degree in law. He earned his Master’s Degree in law (LL.M) in 2008. Prior to opening his own law firm, Mr. Abebe worked with various law offices.. Mr. Abebe is admitted to practice law in the states of Washington and New York. He is a member of the Washington State Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He is also an Eagle Member of the Washington State Association for Justice.. His practice emphasizes on car accidents, personal injury, medical mistakes, immigration, and family laws.

I am committed to achieving justice for vulnerable persons. I focus my practice on helping those who have been injured physically or financially, whether it be by intentional wrongs, invidious discrimination, or the negligence of others.. I am an accomplished trial lawyer. I am at home in the courtroom and thrive on the challenge of litigating complex cases. Before joining SGB, I worked as a public defender with the King County Department of Public Defense, where I tried dozens of cases to verdict and earned a reputation for both creativity and diligence. I have taught evidence and trial advocacy to other attorneys.. In law school, I worked as an editor for the Journal of Law and Inequality, represented low-income individuals in disputes with their employers, helped a Guatemalan torture victim seek asylum in the United States, and researched school and housing segregation for the Institute on Race and Poverty. After law school, I served as a law clerk to the Honorable Judge Joan N. Ericksen in the federal district court of Minnesota and to Justices Alan Page, Helen Meyer, and Sam Hanson in the Minnesota Supreme Court.