Car accidents
Rear-end, intersection and highway collisions, including uninsured drivers.
Case review
Personal injury attorneys · Since 1962
Hurt by someone’s negligence? Make them answer for it.
Lexmora’s injury team has recovered over $640 million for people hurt on the road, at work and in hospital. Tell us what happened; we’ll tell you, honestly, what your case is worth.
- No fee unless we win your case
- Hospital and home visits, 7 days a week
- We advance every cost of the claim
Speak to a lawyer now, 24/7+1 (555) 014-2200
$640M+Recovered for injured clients
97%Success rate at trial since 2015
2400+Injury cases resolved
$0Fees unless we win
Injuries we handle
Serious injuries, serious representation.
Truck accidents
Commercial carriers, logbooks and federal safety rules — we subpoena it all.
Case reviewMotorcycle crashes
Riders are blamed too often. We rebuild the scene to prove what happened.
Case reviewMedical negligence
Misdiagnosis, surgical error and birth injuries, reviewed by independent physicians.
Case reviewWorkplace injuries
Third-party claims beyond workers’ compensation, from scaffolds to machinery.
Case reviewPremises liability
Falls and injuries caused by unsafe stairs, floors, lighting or security.
Case reviewVerdicts & settlements
Results that speak for themselves.
Filter by verdict or settlement. Figures are gross recoveries before fees and costs.
- No. I
$22,400,000
Okoro v. Summit Line TruckingVerdict for a family after a fatigued driver crossed the median on Route 9.VerdictTrucking2025
- No. II
$14,750,000
Harrow v. Coastline Transit AuthoritySpinal-cord injury to a cyclist struck by a municipal bus.VerdictRoad accident2025
- No. III
$9,200,000
Estate of D. Morrow v. Ridgeline MedicalWrongful death after a delayed cardiac diagnosis.SettlementMedical negligence2024
- No. IV
$4,100,000
Brandt v. Keystone Scaffold Co.Construction worker injured in a scaffold collapse.SettlementWorkplace2024
- No. V
$2,600,000
Adler v. Aldgate Property ManagementTenant injured by a failed stair railing.VerdictPremises2024
- No. VI
$1,650,000
Reyes v. Pinecrest Motor ClubMotorcyclist injured by a left-turning vehicle.SettlementMotorcycle2023
- No. VII
$975,000
Hollis v. Greenway GrocersSlip and fall on an unmarked wet floor; fractured hip.SettlementPremises2023
- No. VIII
$640,000
Nguyen v. Harbor RidesharePassenger injured in a rideshare rear-end collision.SettlementRoad accident2022
Results depend on the facts of each case. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
How a claim works
From first call to final cheque.
- I
Free review
Call or complete the form. A lawyer reviews your case the same day, at no cost.
- II
Investigation
We gather records, reports and witness accounts, and hire the experts your case needs.
- III
Demand & negotiation
We present the full value of your claim and negotiate from strength.
- IV
Trial if needed
If the insurer won’t be fair, we try the case. Our trial record is why they settle.
Insurance companies keep score. They know which firms will try a case and which will fold. We make sure they know exactly who we are.
Nadia OkaforPartner, Personal Injury
Client letters
People we have stood beside
★★★★★
“I was in hospital for six weeks. Lexmora visited me there, handled the insurers and the bills, and I didn’t pay a cent until we won.”
Denise WarnerTruck-accident client
★★★★★
“They explained every step in plain English and told me the truth about my case, even when it wasn’t what I wanted to hear.”
Luis OrtegaMotorcycle-accident client
★★★★★
“The first offer was $60,000. We settled for $975,000. Enough said.”
Ruth HollisPremises-liability client
Questions
Answers, in plain English.
Still unsure? Call us any time, day or night.
Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee, which means our fee is a percentage of what we recover. If we don’t win, you owe us nothing.
Deadlines vary by state and claim type, and some are as short as a few months for claims against public bodies. Contact us promptly so evidence and rights are preserved.
Politely decline to give a recorded statement until you have spoken with a lawyer. Adjusters are trained to minimise claims.
You may still recover. Most New England states reduce compensation in proportion to fault rather than barring the claim.
Most cases settle. We prepare each one as if it will be tried, because that preparation is what produces fair settlements.
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