WELCOME
Dorrity Law Office based in Jersey City, represents seriously injured and disabled people throughout New Jersey. Our Office focuses on accepting a limited number of cases. The Firm is recognized for being highly specialized in helping injured people or the families of those killed in car accidents, injuries at work, injuries from falls, or injuries in nursing homes or during medical care.
Francis Dorrity & Tracey Dorrity are licensed to practice law in New Jersey & New York and both are Admitted before the Third Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court. Together they combine to fight for people injured by other individuals, by consumer products, or by government employees.
Our high standards directly benefit our clients. We only accept those cases requiring our expertise to achieve positive results. We gladly accept attorney referrals from other lawyers and law firms. As a Certified Civil Trial Attorney, Francis X. Dorrity can pay referral fees on cases we accept.
WHY CHOOSE US?
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Free Case Evaluation
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No Fees Unless Successful
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State Certified Representation
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Extensive Trial Experience
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References and Case Studies Available
“While many attorneys settle the majority of their cases — partially out of a lack of resources and partially because of the desire to earn a quick fee — we do not. As passionate trial lawyers, we recognize that it may take a jury verdict to get full value for the client. We will not ask our clients to accept a compromise settlement below full value. For that reason we always prepare to take their cases to trial unless our clients request us to settle their cases, when a case settles, we fight to get the most money for our clients. Our years as experienced trial lawyers with consistent results enable us to utilize tactical strategies to resolve our clients’ cases on the most favorable terms.”
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