Throughout his 30-year experience, Ben Rubinowitz has trademarked his name as a leading trial lawyer, combining hard work and dedication with his remarkable courtroom skills and presence. Mr. Rubinowitz started his career as a prosecutor, where he honed the trial skills to a new height that would become his hallmark. From there, he began serving as a trial lawyer representing severely injured plaintiffs in personal injury cases, eventually joining GGCRBHS&M in 1989. He serves as the firm`s managing partner.

For the past 12 years, Mr. Rubinowitz was featured in New York Magazines` article on “Best Lawyers in New York” and was recently named “Best Lawyers, Lawyer of the Year”. Ben is one of the few attorneys in the United States to have been named Bar of the Year three times. He is one of 10 GGCRBHS & M attorneys named Best Lawyers in America, more than any other plaintiff firm in New York. For the past decade, Ben has been ranked by the New York Times as one of the "Top 100" lawyers in the New York area by the New York Super Lawyers. Ben was honored to be elected to the prestigious Inner Circle of Advocates. The inner circle of attorneys is limited to 100 people, who are considered the best plaintiffs attorneys in the country and are "lawyers of good character and integrity."

Ben's meticulous preparation and litigation is worth more than $1 million, with 22 verdicts and more than 150 settlements in cases involving motor vehicle accidents, interior accidents, construction accidents, medical malpractice, civil rights violations and product liability. Rubinowitz is well versed in the nuances of complex problems. This, along with his ability to translate complex information into terms understandable by the jury, left a lasting impression on everyone who saw him in action, including the medical professionals of the defendants he cross-examined. In addition to his capacity as a trial attorney, Mr. Rubinowitz has successfully served in the Court of Appeals in the Department of Appeals and the New York State Court of Appeals.

Mr. Lubinowitz's experience and legal insight are also being investigated outside of court. He served as a legal expert for Court TV and writes a regular column for the NY Law Journal on litigation topics. His success as a litigation attorney and his experience in the field have earned him national recognition as a litigation instructor for lawyers and law students alike. Rubinowitz worked at Harvard, Yale, Emory, Fordham, Hofstra, St. He has lectured, chaired, and participated in seminars and programs at the John's, Pace, and Cardoso Law Schools, as well as in more than 100 continuing legal education programs across the country. and internationally.

Brian Panish, America's premier litigation and personal injury attorney based in Los Angeles, won the most important jury verdict in American history on behalf of the plaintiffs. His court victory included the historic Anderson v. There are more than 30 verdicts and settlements worth more than $10 million in personal injury cases, including auto accidents, wrongful deaths and legal actions, as well as record $4.9 billion in judgments in General Motors product liability cases. He has also won more than 250 judgments and more than $1 million in settlements. Mr. Panish has won three jury verdicts of more than $50 million in personal injury cases, more than any other attorney in California. Another attorney in California passed eight more sentences than Brian Panish.

His profound experience in personal injury, wrongful death, class misconduct, and product liability cases has led Panish to be appointed as a member of the Plaintiffs Operations and Executive Board in numerous high-profile class and major disaster cases, including accident-related litigation (General Counsel in Chatsworth Metrolink Collision, Glendale Metrolink Collision and Placentia Metrolink Collision), Airplane Crash (Alaska Airlines Flight 261 and Singapore Airlines Flight 006), Pharmaceuticals (Vioxx and Dietary Drugs) and Defective Product Cases (Welding Rod, DePuy's Litigation ASR) Hip Implants and Toyota Accidental Acceleration Case.

He currently handles numerous cases related to the Asiana Flight 261 crash and has represented more than 7,000 clients in Porter, a ranch gas leak lawsuit. Mr. Panish has been recognized by numerous publications and organizations as the nation's leading litigation attorney.

Contact information:

Office: 11111 Santa Monica Blvd #700, Los Angeles, CA 90025, USA
Phone: 310-477-1700
Mail: panish@psblaw.com
Website: www.psblaw.com

As one of Super Lawyers Nominated for Medical Malpractice 2005 2016 (Top 10 2008, Ranked by Super Lawyers for 10 Consecutive Years); New Jersey Top 100 Women Lawyers (2010) and New Jersey Top 50 Women Lawyers (2010 and 2014), Carol was also included in the 2010 New Jersey Top 10 Lawyers list (including all male and female attorneys). She and she were honored as one of the Top 100 American Attorneys for her work in medical malpractice and personal injury litigation.

According to the National Law Journal, Carol L. Forte is frequently cited by other lawyers as the leading female attorney in New Jersey's litigation. In a May 2000 article titled The Jersey Giants, the magazine published Ms. Recognized Forte as one of the top 10 bailiffs by the state. The National Law Journal has recognized her multiple times as one of 50 women litigants in the United States. Carol was elected a Fellow of the American College of Litigation Lawyers in 2008. The university is made up of the best judicial boards in the United States and Canada. Membership is by invitation only and may be renewed after careful investigation to ensure that this honor is awarded only to trial attorneys who have mastered the skills of the legal profession and whose experience is characterized by the highest standards of ethical conduct, professionalism, courtesy and camaraderie. Membership at the university is limited to 1% of the national lawyers.

She joined the company in 1984 after graduating from Seton Hall University School of Law. Her previous experience as a registered nurse has proven helpful in cases of medical malpractice. Some of her achievements include a $12,682,500 jury verdict against the parents of a boy with severe brain damage whose twins died in womb. Compensation of US $8,000,000.00 on behalf of a child with brain damage whose delivery was delayed because doctors and nurses caring for the mother were not aware of the pain of the fetus; Settlement for an amount of US $ 5,000,000.00 in a product liability case; Millions of dollars in compensation for cases of brain damage in children and US $3,000,000.00 in compensation for premature infants suffering from infections in the neonatal ward that caused brain damage.

Carol represented many women who were not diagnosed with breast cancer early. She also dealt with cervical cancer diagnosis delays. She is one of the leading attorneys in New Jersey handling birth injury cerebral palsy cases and brachial plexus injury cases in which the nerves controlling a child's shoulder and arm were damaged during delivery. Carol is a member of the Essex, Morris and New Jersey State Bar Associations, the American Board of Trial Advocates and American Trial Lawyers Association. She is on the Supreme Court Board on Attorney Certification and the Seton Hall Law School Board of Visitors. She has lectured for the American Trial Lawyers Association and the Institute for Continuing Legal Education in New Jersey.

Contact information:

Office: 1 Main St, Chatham, NJ 07928, USA
Phone: 973-635-5400
Mail: cforte@njatty.com
Website: www.njatty.com

Since 1979, attorney Irv Kantor has been dedicated to helping the families of people who have suffered serious injuries or deaths as a result of illegal activities. His work has provided clients with more than 1,750 positive judgments and settlements, including more than 450 cases of traumatic brain injury. He restored more than 50 sentences and more than $1 million in settlements for men and women who were injured not only in Richmond, but also in Virginia and across the United States, ensuring their future and peace of mind throughout their lives.

Irv was recognized by his colleagues as one of 10 Virginia State Attorneys from 2012 to 2016. In 2014 and 2016 he was named Richmond Personal Injury Advocate of the Year by America's Best Lawyers. The majority of Irv cases are referred to other trial attorneys. Irv has been asked to represent them in his personal injury cases from many experts in the field, including attorneys, judges, claims mediators and doctors. He frequently lectures in Virginia and the United States with other forensic attorneys on many topics, including head injuries, truck accidents, and elements of litigation. He co-authored the Art and Science of Mastering Jury Trials with Judge Samuel Johnston. Irv is, among other things, the founder and president of Jury Impressions, a jury consulting firm that organizes mock trials and focus groups for trial lawyers across the country.

Irv also acts as a mediator in a variety of fatal injuries and deaths. Traumatic brain injury is a large part of Irva's practice. He has successfully handled cases of traumatic brain injury for over 35 years. He wrote a chapter on the legal aspects of brain injury cases for the original medical textbook on Brain Injury Medicine. Irv appeared on the cover of the Virginia and West Virginia Super Lawyers magazines in 2015, and the cover article details Irv's career in traumatic brain injury cases.

Contact information:

Office: 7130 Glen Forest Dr #400, Richmond, VA 23226, USA
Phone: 804-358-3804
Mail: icantor@virginiatrialfirm.com
Website: www.virginiatrialfirm.com

James T. Schheim is widely regarded as one of the most experienced and respected attorneys in the area. He covers injuries, construction accidents, product liability, medical malpractice and motor vehicle accidents. He spends most of his time litigation and litigation. Schheim is highly regarded among his peers for his negotiation and negotiating skills. Many local lawyers turn to their clients when they are seriously injured.

Throughout his career, Schheim has helped thousands of people achieve financial compensation for their injuries. Professional Experience American Trial Lawyers 'Council, Former Buffalo Branch President Western New York Trial Lawyers' Association Fellow, former President and former American Trial Lawyers Association Director, New York State Litigation Lawyers Association Member, New York State Bar Association York, Erie County Attorney.

Contact information:

Office: 42 Delaware Ave #120, Buffalo, NY 14202, USA
Phone: 716-849-1333
Mail: jscime@lglaw.com
Website: www.lipsitzgreen.com

John, Director of Womack Phelps, was born in Brookland, Arkansas. He received his BA with honors from the University of Arkansas in 1969 and his Juris Doctorate with honors from the University of Memphis Law School in 1972. He is one of 50 Arkansas Attorneys at Mid South Super Lawyers 2006–2010 Mid South Super Lawyers, 50 Best Attorneys in Memphis Area 2006–2010 The Lawdragon America's Top 500 Distinguished Defense Attorney - Arkansas Defense Association, 2011.

Contact information:

Office: Jonesboro, AR 72403, USA
Phone: 870-932-0900
Mail: jphelps@wpmfirm.com
Website: www.wpmfirm.com

According to the National Law Journal, Joseph W. Cottchett is considered one of the best trial attorneys in the United States by both plaintiffs and counsel. He has been named one of the 100 Most Influential Lawyers in America for the Past 15 Years, and in 2013 he was named Northern California's Most Influential Attorney by Super Lawyers as his colleagues call him.

As reported in the San Francisco/Los Angeles Daily Journal, he is hailed as "one of the best forensic strategists in the state" with a career in representing losers against strong interests. He is a fearless bailiff and has tried two cases simultaneously (once in the morning and once in the afternoon) and won both cases in the San Diego Supreme Court in 1984. His clients range from large corporations to groups like consumer coalitions, but for Cottchett, things have to be right.

In 2003, the San Francisco Chronicle rated him one of the best in the Bay Area. Known primarily as the plaintiff's attorney, many of his cases are brought on behalf of victims of fraud and have a widow and orphan vibe.” Cottchett has consistently been named one of California's most influential attorneys, named one of the Top 10 State Litigation Attorneys by the Legal Press, and has been featured in every issue of America's Best Lawyers since its inception. During his 45-year career as a lawyer, he has handled more than 100 cases leading to verdicts and has settled hundreds of cases, winning numerous jury verdicts, from multi-million dollar indictment jury verdicts to multi-attorney verdicts in complex civil cases.

Contact information:

Office: 840 Malcolm Rd #200, Burlingame, CA 94010, USA
Phone: 650-697-6000
Mail: jcotchett@cpmlegal.com
Website: www.cpmlegal.com

A lawyer, writer, teacher, pastor and storytelling expert, Marc Lanier is no stranger to community platforms. Since founding The Lanier Law Firm in 1990, Mark has gained international recognition as one of America's premier litigation attorneys, with offices in Houston, New York and Los Angeles, supporting clients across the United States. Mark's litigation experience is important and varied.

In March 2016, he came to a surprising decision when a federal jury in Dallas ruled in favor of the customer in a product liability lawsuit against DePuy Orthopedics Inc. for defective hip implants. A subsidiary of healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson. In April 2014, Mark released another headline verdict against Takeda Pharmaceuticals. Inc. and Eli Lilly & Company Diabetes Drug Actos. From the beginning of his career, Mark has proven repeatedly that he is not the type to slow down or settle for his recent victories.

In early 1993, he had a huge impact on litigation, winning a record business fraud conviction by a small oil company against one of America's largest oil suppliers. Ernst vs. Merck set the tone for the pain reliever Vioxx at the national level. Mark supported Vioxx's record conviction in two more significant trials on the same drug. In a fraudulent advertising lawsuit against one of the world's leading distributors of artificial sweeteners, he urged the National Sugar Association's trading group and several of the nation's largest sugar producers to set a precedent.

He is also responsible for reaching a major settlement with syringe maker Retractable Technologies in an antitrust lawsuit against Becton Dickinson & Company, which became the basis for the movie "The Punch" starring Chris Evans. His judgment on behalf of 21 asbestos victims is considered one of the largest in American history.

Contact information:

Office: 6810 FM 1960, Houston, TX 77069, USA
Phone: 713-659-5200
Mail: wml@lanierlawfirm.com
Website: www.lanierlawfirm.com

Mark Robinson was the National President of the American Council of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) in 2014, a national association of experienced trial attorneys and judges with offices in all 50 states. He is a member of the American College of Judicial Lawyers, a highly selective professional community of lawyers and judges (including judges of the United States Supreme Court). He was the former president of the Orange County branch of the American Council of Trial Advocates. In 2011, he was elected to the Home Affairs Committee of the California Judicial Council.

Mark P. Robinson Jr. is the founder, chief partner, and sole shareholder of Robinson Calcagnie, Inc., headquartered in Newport Beach, California. Robinson holds a bachelor's degree from Stanford University and is a graduate of Loyola Law School with honors. He has established an excellent consumer safety law practice, and the landmark Ford Pinto case, Grimshaw v. Ford Motor Company, awarded $128 million in damages and punitive damages by a jury in Orange County, California.

The verdict was recognized by the Trial Lawyers' Association of America as one of the ten most important civil lawsuits of the last millennium. Robinson's other major trials include: Anderson v. General Motors, a Los Angeles jury awarded $4.9 billion to victims of burns in car accidents. Barnett vs. A Merck, New Orleans federal court, awarded $51 million in a $51 million judgment against prescription drugmaker Vioxx. Ketchum v. In Hyundai, a Los Angeles County jury awarded $15 million to a young boy who was paralyzed by a seat belt defect in a crash. Oliver v. Nissan, jury award $9 million in product liability case in Los Angeles County. Siwoo vs. General Motors, a $9 million judgment in a product liability action in San Diego; and Fair v. Ford, a $12 million award in a wrongful death action in Kentucky arising from a postcollision fire involving a school bus.

Contact information:

Office: 19 Corporate Plaza Dr, Newport Beach, CA 92660, USA
Phone: 949-720-1288
Mail: mrobinson@rcrsd.com
Website:www.rcrsd.com