Practice Areas / Other Matters
Not every serious case comes with an obvious label. If you've been wronged and the stakes are real, it's worth asking—whatever it's called.
Overview
The practice areas listed on this site are where much of the firm's work happens—but they are not the boundaries of it. Personal injury law is broad, and many legitimate, serious claims don't announce themselves with a tidy label. Someone harmed in an unusual accident, by a defective product, or in a way they can't quite categorize may still have a strong claim. The firm handles the full range of serious personal injury and wrongful death matters, whether or not they appear among the categories above.
The common thread is the same across everything the firm takes on: someone was seriously harmed by another's negligence or wrongdoing, the stakes are real, and accountability has to be fought for. If that describes your situation, the label matters far less than the facts.
Personal Injury
Personal injury is the heart of this practice. Beyond the specific areas highlighted elsewhere on the site, that work can include matters such as:
This list is not exhaustive—that's the point. If your situation isn't named here or elsewhere on the site, it is exactly the kind of matter this page invites you to ask about.
Commercial Litigation
Beyond personal injury, the firm selectively takes on significant commercial litigation—business disputes where the amounts at stake are substantial, generally measured in the millions. These are not minor disagreements; they are matters where a person or company has suffered serious financial harm and needs a tenacious, well-prepared advocate. Representative examples include:
The same philosophy applies here as everywhere else: a limited number of substantial matters, each given full attention and prepared as though it is going to trial. Because commercial matters are typically handled under fee arrangements different from contingency-based personal injury work, we'll talk through what structure fits your situation up front.
Not Sure Where You Fit?
An honest answer to "do I have a case?" almost always takes a conversation. You don't need to know the right legal label, and you don't need to be certain it's something the firm handles. The review is free and confidential, and there's no obligation.
I am always happy to look at a case. If it's something I can take, I'll tell you. And if it isn't—whether because of the type of matter, a conflict, or simply because another lawyer is better suited to it—I will help you find the right attorney for your situation. No one who reaches out should be left without direction.
This page provides general information about the firm's practice and is not legal advice. It does not create an attorney-client relationship, and whether a particular matter can be pursued depends on its specific facts and applicable law. For advice about your situation, speak with a licensed attorney.
Tell me what happened. If I can help, I will—and if I can't, I'll point you to someone who can.
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