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Brian was raised in Pasco and graduated from Pasco High School in 1993. He attended Washington State University and graduated with a B.A. in History/Education. Brian found a great deal of satisfaction serving the community as a public school teacher at Southridge High School. He enjoyed teaching US Government, US History, advising the National Honor Society and coaching Boys Basketball. After a ten year career in education and many fond memories, Brian left the area to attend Michigan State University College of Law where he excelled academically and served as President of his class. Brian was eventually hired by MSU Law as the Associate Director of Alumni Engagement.. While in law school, Brian excelled in trial advocacy, winning local trial competitions and placing in multiple regional and national competitions. He was selected for enrollment in the Geoffrey Fieger Trial Practice Institute, a two year long integrated academic program that focused on trial advocacy. In this capacity, he was awarded the Walter E. Oberer Trial Practice Institute Scholarship due to his trial advocacy skills.. Brian enjoys spending time with his wife April & two children, and many of his old teaching friends. He is an avid sports fan and enjoys spending time on the river with his family.

Jeff Johnson works in the areas of serious personal injury, wrongful death, medical negligence claims, and civil rights violations. Prior to joining Johnson & Johnson, Jeff worked for three years as an Assistant Attorney General for the Washington State Attorney General’s Office. While with the Attorney General, Jeff worked primarily on unemployment benefit and worker’s compensation matters (work place injuries). This experience provided him with a great deal of knowledge and experience in handling injury claims.. Jeff is an active member of the Washington State Bar Association. In September 2013, Jeff was appointed to serve as the Southeastern Washington District representative on the Washington State Bar Young Lawyers Committee. Additionally, Jeff is active in the local bar associations in Yakima, Benton and Franklin counties. He has previously served as the Vice President to the Benton-Franklin County Bar Association’s Young Lawyer Committee.. Jeff was born and raised in Yakima. He is the son of Dick Johnson (attorney) and the brother of Alex Johnson (attorney). He graduated from West Valley High School (Yakima) in 2001. Jeff received his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Washington State University in 2005 and his law degree from the University of Oregon School of Law in 2009. During law school, Jeff clerked with the Lane County Circuit Court in Eugene, OR; interned as a Special Deputy District Attorney for the Benton County District Attorney’s Office in Corvallis, OR; and worked as a law clerk for the Oregon Attorney General’s Office in its torts and employment sections in Salem, OR.. In 2005, Jeff married his high school sweetheart Andrea. They have one child. Jeff enjoys spending time with his family, playing the guitar and supporting WSU Athletics. Jeff is an active member of the Young Professionals of Tri-Cities group and the 3 Rivers Road Runners. He enjoys distance running having completed multiple marathons.. Jeff works out of the Yakima, Sunnyside and Tri-Cities Offices (Richland, Kennewick, Pasco).

Levi F. Barber graduated in 2007 from Arizona State University law school, a top tier law school.  He enjoys practicing law and takes great care with his clients, making sure they understand and are comfortable with the legal process and that calls are returned promptly. Levi has trial experience, being the lead attorney on multiple jury trials.  When he isn’t working, he spends his free time reading, playing speed chess, practicing and performing jazz piano, and enjoying his wife and four children.  He also enjoys an occasional round of golf and has found some renewed interest in pick-up basketball. Levi looks forward to meeting with people and helping them find solutions to legal issues.  He spent two years in Southern Ukraine, and is fluent in conversational Russian.

A 1966 graduate of Pasco High School, Pat Roach holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Seattle University and a Law Degree from Gonzaga University. Pat is a member of the American Bar Association, The American Trial Lawyers Association, the Washington State Trial Lawyers Association, as well as the Washington State Bar Association and the Benton-Franklin Bar Association. Pat has served as the City Attorney for both Pasco and Mesa and was the past President of the Benton/Franklin County Bar Association.. Pat has served as the City Attorney for both Pasco and Mesa and was the past President of the Benton/Franklin County Bar Association.. Active in church and the community, Pat is a member of St. Patrick’s Parish, and has served many years on the board and as the President of the Tri-Cities Water Follies Association. He has served as President and on the board of the Franklin County Park Advisory Board for many years. Pat has served on the Board of Tri-Cities Prep, a Catholic High School. Pat has served as a Chairperson of several large charitable ongoing fundraising campaigns for capital improvements for St. Vincent DePaul, St. Pat’s School, and Tri-Cities Prep.

Kale Ludwig helps clients across Arkansas and Missouri navigate injury claims and criminal charges with confidence. With 10+ years of experience and a reputation for passionate advocacy, he takes pride in clear communication and real results.

I was born and raised in Searcy, Arkansas and believe that honesty and hard work will help my clients obtain justice.  Although each case is different, my 38 years of legal experience and hard work have allowed me to obtain millions of dollars in compensation for my clients.  Call me and let me help you, too.

Chris Floyd was raised in Mountain Home, Arkansas and is a graduate of Mountain Home High School.  He obtained his undergraduate degree at the University of Mississippi  in 2010, and went on to graduate from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law in 2013.

Danielle Robertson is a nataive of Corning, Arkansas.  She obtained her undergraduate degree at Lyon College in 2003, and went on to graduate from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law in 2012.

I have been fighting for the rights of the injured since the day I received my law license. I work hard to provide every client with wisdom, advice, discipline, advocacy, and compassion. I will always be on your side, by your side.

BRIAN WAYNE RAY:  Admitted: Arkansas & Texas Bar; United States Supreme Court, U.S. District Court; U.S. Court of Appeals. Education: Henderson State University (B.A., summa cum laude, 1997); University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law, (J.D., 2000). Recipient, American Jurisprudence Award in Civil Procedure, Continuing Legal Education Conference, Instructor, Member:  Arkansas Bar Association; State Bar of Arkansas; American Bar Association (Member, Sections on: Litigation); The Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Former Prosecuting Attorney; Former Certified Police Detective. Arkansas Bar Association appointments: Professionalism Task Force; Lawyers Assisting Military Personnel. Speaker, Insurance and personal injury litigation seminars. PRACTICE AREAS: Personal injury litigation; wrongful death; truck accidents; boating accidents; car accidents; airplane crash litigation. Representation of those charged with criminal offenses.

I have been handling personal injury matters exclusively for the past 29 years, and am one of only a handful of attorneys in Bowie County, Texas, who is Board Certified in that area.  My passion is fighting on behalf of the poor, needy, and downtrodden against the Goliaths of this world.  In my personal life I am an Ironman Triathlete and enjoy fly fishing when I can find the time.

Greg Smith has worked in the White House Counsel's Office, argued and won in the U.S. Supreme Court, and served as president of two major bar associations.  In more than 20 years of practicing law, Greg has zealously represented clients in both criminal and civil litigation, often as lead counsel in federal jury trials and in oral arguments before various appellate courts, and he also has defended clients facing serious criminal and corporate investigations.  Greg has been involved in high-profile cases and performed in high-pressure situations, including day-to-day interactions on behalf of the Clinton White House with Congressional committees and with the offices of independent counsel, and as a Counsel on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee.

Attorney Ryan Quinn is a highly experienced personal injury lawyer in Arlington, VA and founder of the Law Office of Ryan Quinn, PLLC. Attorney Quinn has successfully handled thousands of personal injury and wrongful death cases for clients throughout Virginia and Washington, D.C. He has secured more than $25 million in settlements and jury verdicts for his clients. At the firm, Attorney Quinn assists clients with all types of complex and difficult cases, including those involving motor vehicle accidents, defective products, medical malpractice, slip and fall accidents, and more.

Avid Yankee and Giants fan.  Married with two boys Jacob and Dylan.

My life these days is largely centered around my work.  However, I have always been very active physically and remain in excellent physical condition notwithstanding my ever-expanding girth.  I ran and coached competitively for about 25 years and then switched over to bicycling, which I have done all my life. Every year I promise to drop some pounds so that I can get back to doing time trials.  In the meantime, I enjoy riding 4-6 days per week during the summer, with one long ride of 40-70 miles and the other rides 15-20 miles.  I also lift weights, and am much stronger now than I was when I had skinny runner arms in my twenties and thirties.. Other than work and exercise, I follow a lot of sports, mostly at the professional level, including MMA (big fan of Royce Graycie back in the day and Fedor Emelianenko), Nascar (Jeff Gordon although I think his winning may be in the past), MLB (excited about the Nats), NFL (Redskins, since I live here), NHL (Caps, for the same reason, plus they're good), Le Tour de France, and track and field.. Although I long ago gave up my intellectual pretensions, I spent  my younger adult years studying and teaching philosophy. In addition to Socrates and Plato, whom virtually all philosophy students in this country love, my favorite philosophers at the beginning of my studies were late nineteenth century Germans better known for their literary brilliance than their metaphysical prowess.  Thus in 1975, I published my first paper on Schopenhauer and wrote a master's thesis comparing Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Neitzsche with Sartor Resartus by Thomas Carlyle, who was not a German philosopher but wished that he were.. As I progressed in my academic studies, I moved towards a style of philosophy formerly known as the British analytical school (I don't know if the term still is used), although one of the central figures in this school was Ludwig Wittgenstein, who was every bit as strange as Neitzsche and Schopenhauer.. Before leaving academia, apparently for good, I completed my Ph.D. from the University of New Mexico with a dissertation that concerned "self-defeating" and "self-fulfilling" predictions in the social sciences.  This was more or less an interdisciplinary study in which I discussed certain theories of explaining social behavior then prevalent in sociology, psychology, economics, and sociobiology, none of which fields I have kept up with, since lawyers as a whole are rather anti-intellectual in nature.