Cherry Hill Accident Attorneys
As experienced trial attorneys with an established record of multi-million dollar jury verdicts and settlements, we know that success in a personal injury lawsuit is not just about providing counsel, reviewing documents and implementing strategies — it's about going beyond the usual to achieve the best possible results in your case.
Innovative and Energetic Legal Representation Since 1972
The Ferrara Law Firm, LLC, is dedicated to going beyond the usual to provide people with the support they need to overcome a personal injury. Our Cherry Hill law firm provides comprehensive legal representation to people throughout New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania in all personal injury cases, including motor vehicle accidents, semi-truck accidents, workplace accidents, nursing home accidents and medical malpractice.
Tune in to CBS Radio's "The New Talk Radio" 1210 AM (WPHT) to hear our law firm's founding attorney Michael Ferrara on the People's Law School, a live radio call-in show that gives real world answers to tough legal questions, including questions about personal injury claims.
Michael Ferrara has more than 30 years of experience and has helped more than 5000 satisfied clients. He has garnered many awards and honors, not least of which is his election to be a Fellow of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers — one of just 500 attorneys in the world to receive this honor.
Available at All Times to Meet Your Needs
Accidents are not confined by schedules. They happen every day, around the clock — not just during business hours. That is why, if tragedy strikes you or your loved ones, you can always reach us. Our attorneys respond to calls promptly. And our answering service operates 24 hours a day, year-round, even at night, on weekends and holidays.
Free Consultation With an Experienced New Jersey Personal Injury Attorney
Contact our Cherry Hill, New Jersey, law office by completing our online contact form, or by calling us at 856-324-6156 or toll free at 888-874-8317. Hablamos español.
