Peter Rodgers

Peter serves as the law firm’s Managing Partner. In 2013, Peter was extended and accepted, an invitation to become a Fellow of the American College of Trials Lawyers (ACTL). Fellows of the ACTL have been carefully vetted to include only those experienced trial lawyers who have mastered the art of advocacy and whose professional careers have been marked by the highest standards of ethical conduct, professionalism, civility, and collegiality. Peter Rodgers represents individuals in trials involving personal injury, medical malpractice, product liability, wrongful death and business disputes. His work in medical malpractice has involved cardiac, neurologic, obstetrical, orthopedic, vascular and infectious disease lawsuits including the failure to diagnose cancer, heart disease and infectious disease. Peter has represented patients who are victims of surgical error and emergency room neglect. He also represents those injured or killed in auto, premises and workplace accidents. Examples of medical malpractice verdicts and settlements: *Birth injury: 5.5 million *Esophageal intubation: $6.85 million *Lacerated carotid artery: $2.1 million *No treatment of increased intraocular pressure: $2.5 million *Injured intestine during C section: $1.05 million *Failure to diagnose cerebral hemorrhage: $1.5 million *Injured bowel during gall bladder surgery: verdict $1.25 million *Cut ureter during oophorectomy: $550,000 *Failure to diagnose Compartment Syndrome:$930,000 Some examples of personal injury verdicts and settlements: *Woman suffers head injury in MVA accident: settlement $2.4 million *Woman suffers broken bones in MVA accident: settlement $700,000 *Man injured in work accident: verdict $350,000 *Man injured in fall at store: verdict $350,000 Commercial Litigation: Successfully defended a publicly owned corporation in defense of a multi-million dollar construction claim involving a large hotel and parking facility following a twelve-week jury trial Attorney Advertising Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes.