EXPERIENCE • INTEGRITY • RESULTS
LAURI BRENNER
Representing clients in catastrophic personal injury cases including spinal cord, burn, amputation, traumatic brain injuries; employment, insurance bad faith and criminal matters, Lauri learned early in her career that justice cannot be solely afforded to those in power or with money. That philosophy governs her daily practice where she zealously advocates for her clients.
ROBERT BRENNER (Retired)
Since 1975, Robert Brenner has devoted himself to defending the rights of victims of catastrophic injuries and helping victims obtain the justice that they deserve. Robert’s aim is to ensure that no victim is left without a chance to rebuild a new life. He does this by not only passionately representing them in and out of court, but also through a variety of platforms.
Notable Verdicts
Electrical Explosion
Burn Injuries
Airplane Crash
Wrongful Death & Injuries
Auto Accident
Wrongful Death
Notable Settlements
Apartment Fire
Burn Injuries
Motorcycle Accident
Brain Injury
Gas Explosion
Burn and Amputation Injury
Brenner Law
RESULTS MATTER
Brenner Law represents people who have suffered serious or permanent injury, or death as a result of the negligence and/or misconduct of others. We are dedicated to holding the responsible parties accountable for their actions and securing financial compensation for the victim and survivors. We have the experience, commitment, skill and reputation for obtaining significant verdicts and settlements on behalf of our clients. We will fearlessly and relentlessly advocate until a just result is achieved. Not all personal injury cases go to trial, but in order to achieve the best results you need an attorney who knows how to fight for you in the courtroom. At Brenner Law, we have the courtroom experience to ensure your success at trial.
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HOW CAN WE HELP?
To learn about your legal rights and to discuss compensation for your injury, please contact us by calling (800) 669-7700, (818) 702-7000 or by filling in the form.
