Peter Curran is a top notch personal injury lawyer. When I was injured he saw to it that I was treated fairly and paid the right amount. He explained everything clearly so I understood what was going to happen, and then he went out and got it done.
If you ever need a tough personal injury lawyer in your corner, Pete Curran won’t let you down. I was hurt pretty badly when I slipped on an icy sidewalk. Nobody wanted to take responsibility but Mr. Curran made sure I was paid a fair amount for my injuries. I would recommend Pete to anyone who needs a good lawyer when they get hurt.
Thanks to Peter and his staff! My claim was complicated and challenging. Not only was there difficulty making sure that the responsible party was held accountable, but at first it looked like my injuries were only minor. Through his dedicated efforts and using medical experts Mr. Curran proved that I was, in fact, seriously injured. Then he saw that the insurance company paid what my injuries were really worth. I don’t believe I could have done as well with any other lawyer. I will always be thankful for the way my lawsuit was handled and for the very good result that Mr. Curran achieved on my behalf.
Peter Curran did an excellent job to make sure I was properly compensated for my injuries.
I was badly injured in a car accident several years ago. My claim against the insurance company seemed to be going nowhere for a very long time with another law firm, and I was almost ready to give up hope. Then Mr. Curran stepped in and within a few months, he convinced the insurance company to pay a very good settlement. My future looks much better. I’m not sure how he did it but I am extremely relieved and thankful to Mr. Curran.
When I was hit by a car on my bicycle, the insurance company tried to blame me. Mr. Curran wouldn’t stand for that. He made sure I got paid for my injuries and he refused to back down when the insurance company’s lawyers tried to push me around. You should call Peter if you get injured. He will definitely protect your rights.
