Personal Injury

Counsel Selected for the Claim

Per­son­al in­jury claims can present dis­tinct ques­tions of li­a­bil­i­ty, cau­sa­tion, dam­ages, and in­sur­ance cov­er­age. Joseph D. McBride draws on es­tab­lished pro­fes­sion­al re­la­tion­ships to se­lect coun­sel suit­ed to the is­sues in­volved and di­rect the rep­re­sen­ta­tion.

Investigation, Negotiation, and Litigation

The team’s work is struc­tured around the ev­i­dence and the course the claim re­quires. That may in­clude in­ves­ti­ga­tion, pre­sen­ta­tion of the claim, set­tle­ment ne­go­ti­a­tions, and lit­i­ga­tion. Lo­cal coun­sel con­trib­ute knowl­edge of the rel­e­vant courts and pro­ce­dures.

Discuss a Potential Matter

Con­tact the firm with a gen­er­al de­scrip­tion of the in­ci­dent, its lo­ca­tion, and any known dead­lines. The firm will as­sess whether the mat­ter is ap­pro­pri­ate for its mod­el of rep­re­sen­ta­tion. Do not send con­fi­den­tial records be­fore dis­cussing how they should be pro­vid­ed.