Phillips Law Firm
1420 5th Ave Suite 2200, Seattle, WA 98101, Seattle, WA 98101
About Phillips Law Firm
Phillips Law Firm represents personal injury clients throughout Washington State, with offices in Seattle, Renton, Woodinville, Bothell, and Tacoma. The firm handles auto accidents, catastrophic injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, and workers' compensation. Its attorneys possess over 85 years of combined experience, securing substantial verdicts and settlements, including a $25 million product liability verdict. The firm also maintains a mass tort practice for defective drug and device claims, offering 24/7 availability and a no-fee promise.
Our Attorneys
John M. Graham
Of Counsel
46+ years experience
Glenn Phillips
Attorney / Founder
41+ years experience
Grant Smith
Attorney
29+ years experience
Douglas H. Sanders
Attorney
25+ years experience
Doug Weinmaster
Attorney
25+ years experience
Kelly Elford
Attorney
17+ years experience
Christine Kim
Attorney
10+ years experience
Lowell W. Finson
Legal Counsel
Notable Case Results
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$54.5M
Product Liability / Mass Tort
Settlement to resolve lawsuits alleging vaginal-mesh implants eroded in women, causing incontinence and pain. Includes suits involving Perigee, Apogee and Elevate implants.
$25M
Product Liability / Wrongful Death
Verdict against Nissan for a defective braking system software in an Infiniti QX56 SUV that caused an accident killing three people in 2012.
$19M
Environmental Litigation
Grant of coverage by insurance company after they refused to acknowledge coverage to a landowner in an environmental litigation matter.
$7.8M
Product Liability / Mass Tort
Jury verdict against Johnson & Johnson and Ethicon for failure to warn about complications of defective Prolift transvaginal mesh device. Award included $3.35 million compensatory and $7.76 million punitive damages.
$2M
Product Liability / Mass Tort
Jury ordered C.R. Bard to pay a Georgia woman $2 million for injuries from an Avaulta line vaginal mesh device, including $250,000 compensatory and $1.75 million punitive damages.
$2M
Personal Injury / Bad Faith Insurance
Bad faith insurance settlement where the insurance company denied benefits to an individual, forcing him to hire us to obtain benefits wrongfully denied.