Drowning Lawsuits
Why choose ross feller casey?
- More than $2 Billion in Recoveries in Personal Injury Cases
- No law firm has recovered more on behalf of injured Pennsylvania children over 5 years
- Team of Leading Doctor-Lawyers on Staff
- Among the nation’s top plaintiffs firms – The Philadelphia Inquirer
- More than 50 $10-Million-plus Verdicts & Settlements
- National Reputation for Record Results
- “A firm that keeps setting new records” – Harvard Law School
The statistics are frightening. Every day in the U.S., ten people will die from drowning. It ranks as the fifth leading cause of unintentional injury deaths in America.
About one in five who die from drowning are under the age of 14. And for every one of those children, another five receive treatment at emergency departments for
Those tragic facts are made even more somber when you realize that, in many cases, the injuries and deaths came as a result of someone else’s negligence, whether it was from a defective product or an inattentive lifeguard at a community pool, lake, beach or amusement park.
Ross Feller Casey, a leading Philadelphia law firm with a national reputation for winning landmark results, has an impressive record of successfully litigating swimming and drowning cases. Victories by Ross Feller Casey attorneys include:
- $10 million recovered for the family of a girl who drowned at a swimming facility.
- $6.6 million verdict for the family of an 8-year-old boy who drowned at a summer camp after lifeguards abandoned their post.
- $5.5 million recovered for the family of a 15-year-old boy who drowned in a hotel swimming pool. As a result of the case, the hotel agreed to change its policy regarding positions and duties of lifeguards to ensure that such a tragedy doesn’t occur again.
Are you wondering: How do I find a drowning injury lawyer near me?
If you or a loved one were seriously injured while swimming, you should contact one of our experienced drowning attorneys for a free initial consultation.
Ross Feller Casey handles all its cases, including swimming and drowning lawsuits, on a contingency basis. That means you will never pay a thing until a financial recovery is made in your case.
