Personal Injury Lawyer Max Kennerly – Spine & Brain Injury – Car / Truck Accident or Rollover – Airplane, Boat, Train Disasters – Dram Shop & Premises Liability

For fifty years, The Beasley Firm has set the standard for ensuring seriously injured clients obtain the full compensation to which they are entitled. We’ve obtained over $2 billion in verdicts and settlements for our clients, including over 300 verdicts or settlements in excess of $1 million.

We know how to win cases — consider this 2008 trial, for which I was co-counsel, which resulted in the largest punitive damages verdict in a Pennsylvania medical malpractice case — but our law firm is about more than just winning. In 1999, the firm’s founder, James E. Beasley, Sr., donated $20 million to his alma mater, Temple Law School, to refurbish the facilities, to establish several professorial chairs, and to fund scholarships for highly qualified but economically disadvantaged students. In recognition, the school changed its name to the Beasley School of Law.

We take pride in our work. From the Pier 34 collapse to the Duck Boat tragedy on the Delaware River, for a half-century we have been on the forefront of personal injury law, fighting the toughest and most fiercely defended cases. We have proven tractor-trailer drivers to have falsified logbooks after truck accidents, held commercial landlords to account for inadequate premises security, made bars and restaurants take responsibility for serving alcohol to intoxicated persons in violation of dram shop laws, and have ensured the manufacturers of dangerous industrial equipment pay full compensation for paralyzing and killing working men and women.

We know not just what greedy companies did wrong; we know how to prove to a court and jury why a company is legally responsible for our client’s injuries. We are familiar with the inherent dangers of passenger vans, amusement park rides, and defective roadways, and can tell the difference between an unavoidable tragedy and an avoidable act of negligence. No case is too complicated or too difficult for our attorneys, who include licensed pilots, medical doctors, and the authors of legal textbooks.