The Beasley Firm in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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- Business name: The Beasley Firm
- Address:
- 1125 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107 - Phone number: 215-592-1000
- Business hours:
- 9am-5pm
- Year established: 1958
- Credit cards accepted: No
- Number of employees: N/A
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- Category: Legal
- Description:
- Since 1958, The Beasley Firm has fought for the legal rights of injured persons. Our cases have changed the law, have set records for personal injury and medical malpractice jury verdicts, and have made a real difference in people's lives: both in ensuring compensation and care for the injured, and in holding companies accountable for their negligence, so they'll be more careful in the future. Our record of verdicts and settlements speaks for itself. All told, we have obtained for our clients over $2 billion in awards, including more than a billion dollars in wrongful death benefits, and several hundred million dollars in compensation and future medical benefits for children with cerebral palsy. We are at the forefront of the legal professional, both in developing the law and in winning jury trials. This May, our lawyers won a $4.2 million verdict in Philadelphia for a business man forced out of the company he founded. In July, we won a case in front of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that benefitted all injured persons in Pennsylvania by protecting their right to compensation for reckless conduct. In August, the Pennsylvania Superior Court reinstated a malicious defamation case we filed against one of the largest media companies in the area. In September, our lawyers won a $3.75 million verdict in Delaware County for a young girl who was brain damaged by medical malpractice during her birth. In October, our lawyers won a $1.97 million verdict on behalf of a woman whose doctor failed to diagnose her locally recurrent tubo-ovarian cancer. In November, our lawyers won a $12.6 million verdict in Philadelphia for a young boy who was left severely brain damaged by an umbilical cord prolapse. Read more on our "In the News" page.
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- Last update: 2012-11-26
- Visits: 1142
