Washington, D.C. Personal Injury Attorneys
Trial Attorneys Serving the Washington Metropolitan Area
Trombly & Singer, PLLC, is an established Washington D.C. personal injury law firm with the experience and knowledge to effectively assist clients in a wide range of serious injury cases, including motor vehicle accidents, slip & falls, medical malpractice, workplace accidents, traumatic injury matters, and wrongful death cases. We have successfully represented a broad range of clients, from infants to the elderly, who have suffered serious injuries as the result of negligence or the intentional misconduct of another individual or entity.
We deliver personal attention to our clients by listening, remaining accessible, and promptly responding to their needs. Our firm is selective in its cases. We efficiently manage our workload to ensure the consistent delivery of exceptional service and personal commitment to each and every client.
Suffering from a serious injury is a terrible reality. Not only does a serious injury impact your life physically, it can take its toll financially and emotionally. If you are injured because of another’s wrongdoing, you may be entitled to compensation for all of your resulting losses. As you recover, our firm will fight for your rights. Trombly & Singer, PLLC handles a wide range of personal injury matters, including:
Kenneth Trombly
Mr. Trombly is a civil trial attorney whose practice is limited to catastrophic injury litigation on behalf of injured persons and their families in state and federal courts. Licensed in the District of Columbia and in Maryland, he is ranked AV by Martindale Hubbell, the oldest organization in the United States involved in peer review evaluations of attorneys; and also has a 10/10 rating with AVVO.
Mr. Trombly has handled numerous significant cases on behalf of seriously injured persons, from six and seven figure settlements and verdicts to noteworthy cases that have resulted in local or national publicity.
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Daniel S. Singer is a partner at Trombly & Singer and a civil trial attorney. Mr. Singer’s work has primarily focused on prosecuting catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases in the District of Columbia and Maryland, and he currently serves on the Board of Governors of the Trial Lawyers Association of Washington, D.C.
With a history of successful verdicts and settlements, including multiple seven figure wins, Mr. Singer celebrates an esteemed reputation.
Learn More About DanielNoah Trombly
Noah S. Trombly is an associate at Trombly & Singer. Prior to joining the firm, Noah served as a law clerk to the Honorable Anthony C. Epstein of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. An active member of the legal community outside of the office, Noah is devoted to the representation of injured persons who must turn to the courts for justice.
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Adam S. Trombly is an associate attorney at Trombly & Singer. Prior to joining the firm, he served as an Assistant State's Attorney in Prince George’s County, Maryland for almost eight years. He now uses this extensive trial experience to represent seriously injured clients and their families.
Learn More About AdamThe cornerstone of Trombly & Singer’s success is the determination to provide clients with the effective legal services they need and the human touch they deserve. We prepare every case to go to trial even though many settle without the need for court. A reasonable settlement, when it can be achieved, eliminates the uncertainty of a trial while avoiding the emotional turmoil of litigation.
The attorney responsible for your case will be involved from the initial investigation, through discovery, all court proceedings, mediation and, if necessary, through the trial. Your attorney will know your case inside and out from beginning to end. To us, you are not just a number. Your case is as important as the last and the next.
If you were permanently disabled due to injuries in a car accident, our lawyers will do their best to hold any negligent parties accountable.
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