Practice & Industry Expertise

Personal Injury/Negligence

Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy has a long and successful history of handling a wide variety of personal injury and property damages cases across all aspects of commercial and individual activities. The firm’s clients include commercial enterprises, like hotels, bars, restaurants, factories, rental car companies, contractors, tradesmen, and artists, individual homeowners and their family members, vehicle operators, and primary and excess and surplus lines insurers, agents, and brokers. 

Demonstrated Experience

Simply put, Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy have served as lead trial counsel for businesses and individuals in problems arising out of nearly every type of human endeavor imaginable. Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy have appeared before the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, the Supreme Courts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey and other states, and the United States Circuit Courts of Appeal for the 1st   and 3d Circuits (among others). Our lawyers have helped shape and fashion the common law of negligence.

Personal injury, property damage, and business loss litigation can be quite simple or incredibly complex depending on the incident and the people involved. Consequently, Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy necessarily command such topics as transactional contracts, express and implied warranties, liquor liability and social host laws, state and federal professional license and permitting statutes and regulations, consumer protection, health and safety statutes and regulations (like OSHA and MSHA), and questions of science, engineering, medicine, and economic analyses.  Technical disciplines span security and safety, product reliability, mechanical engineering, metallurgy, physics, hydraulics, electronics and electrical engineering, toxicology, pharmacology, epidemiology, injury mechanisms, and more.  Legal issues involve federal statutory and decisional law on preemption, OSHA and MSHA, Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the Class Action Fairness Act and state dram shop and social host laws, state building codes, and common and statutory laws applicable to security, health, safety, strict liability, warranty, unfair and deceptive practices, and fraud.



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