Fitzgerald Law

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Jim and Sharon Fitzgerald founded The Fitzgerald Law Firm with the goals of concentrating on a limited number of cases, learning and telling our clients stories, and a willingness to go to trial when justice calls for it. We limit our practice to cases of severe, disabling bodily injury like burns, paralysis, blindness and wrongful death so that we can focus our attention. These types of cases require utmost preparation and personal attention. Our choice allows us to concentrate on the special needs of our clients and their loved ones in personal injury and wrongful death cases, whether they arise from defective products, professional malpractice, recklessness, or careless conduct. Based in Cheyenne, Wyoming, The Fitzgerald Law Firm has numerous advantages over large law firms. We maneuver quickly. We have decentralized decision-making. There is no chain of command. We can quickly target critical vulnerabilities in our opponent's positions. We combine those advantages with the financial resources that large law firms can bring. We are a Wyoming law firm with a world-wide impact. We became well known as a result of our work. For example, one of our cases received international attention from the British Broadcasting Corporation and several featured mentions in Time Magazine, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, the Today Show and the Early Morning Show. Companies we have battled include GlaxoSmithKline, Burlington Northern Railway, Honda Motor Company, Caterpillar Tractor Company, the University of Utah Hospital, Montgomery Elevator Company, John Deere, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Bridgestone/Firestone, Frontier Refinery, Propane companies, Federal Pacific Electric Company, General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Ridge Tool Company, Thunder Basin Coal Company and Arch Minerals. We concentrate our resources at critical points in our clients' cases, and identify opportunities to seize the initiative. We can make quick decisions, implement plan