Accidental Injury Law
Accidental injury law is the legal system that deals with bodily injury, property damage, etc. caused by accidents. It usually involves civil litigation, the purpose of which is to provide financial compensation to the victim and determine the legal liability of the party responsible for the accident.
Legal Team
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Keith Lawrence Klein
Partner
Keith Lawrence Klein, who is highly regarded for his work and involvement in the constitutional law field, is also a partner at Harris Law Firm.
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Matthew John Kadlec
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas: Fraud & Anti-Money Laundering Litigation and Recovery.
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Alyssa Yung-Lan Liang
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas：Divorce and Family Matters
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Richard Turner Jackson
Partner
Richard Turner Jackson Best Legal Practice Areas: Business and Corporate Law, he is also a partner at Harris Law Firm.
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Joseph William Kaatz
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
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Jill Victoria Jackson
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas: Insurance Law (Insurance Disputes)
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Lawrence Shu-Chiang Ma
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas: Wills & Trusts
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George Kuanchang Chen
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas: Immigration Law
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Corinne J. Anderson
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas: Medical malpractice
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Brytain Lesley Ashford
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas: Personal Injury& Workers' Compensation
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Brett Ciner Jackson
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas: Labor disputes
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Jeffrey S Wilson
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas: Fraud & Anti-Money Laundering Litigation and Recovery.
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Chih-Jen Chen
Attorney
Best Legal Practice Areas: Civil Litigation
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Angelo Narciso Ancheta
Managing Partner
Angelo Narciso Ancheta is a member of the Harris Law Group.Best Practice: Intellectual Property Protection and Litigation
Business Areas
Accidental and negligent injury legal services and liability allocation
Negligence law is a part of tort law that deals with legal liability for personal injury or property damage caused by negligent conduct. It occurs when another party fails to exercise reasonable care, causing harm to another person, or when the person who committed the act failed to take reasonable steps to avoid the harm.