WE’VE HELPED COUNTLESS NUMBERS OF INJURED PEOPLE AND WE CAN HELP YOU TOO.

You may be dealing with serious health problems, or even mourning the loss of a family member, due to the negligence of a major corporation. You have questions, with few places to turn. Your legal rights are a mystery and you wonder, “Who’s going to pay for all this?”

Fortunately, we have a team ready to answer those questions, advise you on your legal options, and fight to get you the financial compensation you deserve.

The attorneys at Johnson & Lapham LLC understand how frightening it is when you’ve been hurt by a dangerous product or drug that was supposed to help you. We know how difficult it is to get answers from the corporations responsible for your suffering.

For decades, corporate greed and irresponsibility were too often left unchecked. The company’s legal resources were vast and injured consumers rarely got a day in court. In recent decades, mass tort litigation has given power to claims filed by injured plaintiffs because hundreds, even thousands, of people have found strength in numbers. The power of collective action has made a difference.

Mass tort litigation is complex and requires specialized skills. Experience wins. That’s why we have developed strategic partnerships with many of the largest and most successful law firms in the country in order to form a team capable of helping people all over the United States. With the strength of these partnerships, Johnson & Lapham is committed to helping as many people as possible get the money they deserve for their injuries.

When you call, we start working for you. We ask a few questions to make sure our attorneys will be able to help, then an intake specialist will follow-up to get details specific to your case. After you’ve signed on as a client, the attorneys take care of everything else! All you need to do is focus on you or your loved one’s health and recovery.

The best part is we don’t charge a fee unless we win money for you! We work on a contingency fee basis, so we’re paid from the settlement or verdict amount.