Law Offices of Richard J. Serpe, P.C. Norfolk, Virginia Office Profile
| Law Offices of Richard J. Serpe, P.C. |
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| Norfolk, Virginia |
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About this office:
Mr. Serpe has represented victims of serious personal injuries, toxic torts and environmental contamination across the country. He has successfully tried lawsuits in state and federal courts. He has resolved lead poisoning cases for victims in Georgia, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, and Virginia, and has secured over $60,000,000 in verdicts and settlements for these clients. In 1999, he concluded actions for 90 families poisoned at the Abex Superfund site. He is a member of the Plaintiff Steering Committee for MDL 2047 Chinese Manufactured Drywall Products Liability Litigation.
Mr. Serpe represents the victims of brain damage from toxic and traumatic injuries. He has commissioned over 200 neuropsychological assessments to document the extent of brain injury and is an expert in demonstrating the extent of a victim's loss.
Mr. Serpe is frequently associated in complex litigation, managing cases with difficult scientific and medical issues. He has experience managing large case cohorts, including the extensive use of database and litigation support software.
Cindra M. Dowd represents victims of serious personal injury and clients with employment issues including: non-compete agreements and trade secrets, tortious interference with contracts, wage and hour, and workplace/employment discrimination.
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