About

Patrick S. OBrien is a dedicated non-public harm lawyer in Saint Louis, Missouri, with a robust record of success in representing customers who have been injured because of negligence. With a countrywide law practice, OBrien has attempted cases in 15 states and represented customers from 30 states. He focuses on dealing with occupational damage and toxic publicity illness claims under the Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA) and has executed full-size verdicts against diverse railroads.

Patrick S. OBrien is devoted to providing ethical, experienced, and effective representation to individuals who have been injured on the street or on the rail. With years of experience in non-public damage law, OBrien has a established tune report of effectively recovering full and fair repayment for his customers.

One of OBriens specialties is representing railroad workers from all crafts who've been injured at the activity. He has a deep knowledge of the complexities of FELA claims and works tirelessly to ensure that his customers acquire the repayment they deserve for medical bills, misplaced wages, destiny earnings, and pain and suffering.

With a sturdy presence in the felony community, Patrick S. OBrien has constructed a recognition for his willpower to his clients and his capability to achieve effective consequences in even the maximum hard instances. He is thought for his compassionate technique to operating with customers and his aggressive advocacy inside the court.

Whether you have been injured in a vehicle coincidence, a workplace incident, or due to toxic exposure, Patrick S. OBrien has the know-how and revel in that will help you navigate the prison manner and combat for the repayment you deserve. Contact him nowadays for a session to discuss your case.

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Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death

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