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< More Practice Areas Personal InjuryA significant portion of our practice involves defending personal injury claims arising from auto accidents, slip and falls, and a variety of other tort litigation. These cases range from small soft-tissue claims to multi-million dollar catastrophic injury and death claims. Because of Woods Fuller’s reputation in the legal community and the trial experience of its lawyers, however, injured plaintiffs are frequently referred to our office. In select cases, we will depart from our traditional defense-oriented practice to represent parties in need of legal assistance to recover appropriate compensation from a negligent party. Our experience on the defense side of litigation gives us a decided advantage on those occasions when we step over to the other side of the courtroom. Our Attorneys / Paralegals
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