Geoffrey fieger

I am proud to have helped Fieger Law build its international reputation by securing more record-breaking verdicts and settlements than any firm in the country. We are known for high-profile cases like our work on behalf of Dr. Jack Kevorkian, the Jenny Jones Show trial and the defense of Nathaniel Abraham, who at age 11 was the youngest child ever to be tried for murder in the U.S. as an adult. Many of these cases have set important legal precedents. Yet beyond the media spotlight we fight for the rights of victims and champion the underdog against corporate power and greed every day. Fieger Law is the top personal injury firm in the country. People turn to us when they have been victims of injustice, medical malpractice or personal injury. Our firm was founded 50 years ago by my father, Bernard Fieger, in a small house which still stands as the cornerstone of Fieger Law. Today, our 60 employees occupy an elegant, 40,000-square-foot edifice that spans a quarter-mile in Southfield, Michigan, in suburban Detroit. I joined the firm in 1979 and have been responsible for much of its growth. I have also published scholarly articles on the law and am frequently in demand as an expert for high-profile media trials. I anchored the Fox series 'Power of Attorney' and of the CBS radio program, 'Fieger Time,' and appear regularly on CNN, Fox, MSNBC and other networks commenting on various legal issues and cases.