With 30 years of personal injury experience, Greg Marshall  knows how to handle large and small claims, no matter what their complexity. He keeps you informed and educated throughout the process so that you can make the best decisions for your case, and he makes sure you have the best recovery possible. From physical and mental to emotional and financial, he considers your personal circumstances and needs. 

Greg is no stranger to complex issues.  He enjoys working on challenging cases and welcomes the opportunity to piece together the puzzle of your case and present it to the insurance carrier, court, or jury in an easy to follow format that will deliver justice and help you to put the pieces of your life back together.

 Do Not Sign Anything Without First Consulting With an Attorney!

Personal injury claims take time to resolve because the legal system can grind at a snail’s pace, and injuries take time to heal. It is generally not a good idea to settle your claim before you’ve completed treatment or been released by your doctor. When you settle your claim, the insurance company requires that you sign a release of all claims, which forever relieves the responsible party from any further liability for your damages.

Insurance companies are not your friend!  While many claims adjusters may present themselves as caring and concerned about your welfare, their first responsibility is to their employer, and their purpose is to save their employer as much money as possible by settling claims cheaply.  

You need the knowledge, education, and expertise of a seasoned negotiator and litigator to ensure your rights are protected.

Automobile Collisions

Premises Liability/Falling Injuries

Semi Tractor-Trailer Collisions
Motorcycle Collisions
Pedestrian Collisions
Bicycle Collisions
Multiple Vehicle Collisions

Multiple Sequential Incidents

Multiple Responsible Parties

Dog Bites

Assaults

Serious, Disabling Injuries

Wrongful Death

Fractured Bones

Permanent Scars

Total Knee Replacements

Neck & Back (Whiplash) Injuries

Torn Rotator Cuffs

Shoulder Replacements (Arthroplasty)

Internal Injuries

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Pre-existing Conditions

Herniated Discs

Head Injuries

Emotional Distress

Business Interruption

Loss of Income