David GregoryInjury Lawyer
Serious LawyersSerious Results
Results For Cases Like Yours
- Hotel Assault$27 Million Verdict
- Car Accident$1.1 Million
- Real Estate Fraud$1.63 Million Verdict
- Slip & Fall$1.3 Million
- Rear End Collision$950,000
- Animal Abuse$600,000
Past results afford no guarantee of future results. Every case is different and must be judged on its own merits.
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David Gregory
Partner, Founder & CEO
Steven Bernstein
Partner & Chief Litigation Officer
Ashley Stephens
Executive Paralegal
Paige Gregory
Chief Marketing Officer
Natalie Scott
Paralegal & Executive Assistant
Alex Foerstel
Attorney
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Cases We Handle
Car Accidents
Serious crashes lead to serious consequences. If you’re dealing with injuries, medical bills, or lost income, we help you take the next step.
Trucking Accidents
An 80,000-pound semi-truck can become a deadly weapon in an instant. Trucking companies operate under extensive federal safety regulations, and we know where to look when those rules are broken. We move quickly to preserve evidence, uncover violations, and hold every responsible party accountable.
Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcyclists don’t get the benefit of the doubt and we know it. Serious motorcycle cases require more than proving what happened; they require overcoming the assumptions riders face from insurance companies and juries. We investigate the crash, expose the facts, and make sure the evidence tells the real story.
Wrongful Death
When the only person who could tell you exactly what happened is gone, the investigation matters even more. We reconstruct what happened, find the evidence others miss, and build the case that speaks for someone who no longer can.
Sexual Assault
Sexual assault cases often involve more than the person who committed the assault. Schools, employers, businesses, and other institutions may have ignored warning signs, enabled misconduct, or failed to protect those in their care. We dig deeper to uncover what happened, who knew, and who should be held responsible.