Willoughby Doyle LLP is a civil litigation boutique that is nationally recognized for handling groundbreaking litigation and complex catastrophic injury cases. The Firm represents plaintiffs in medical malpractice, civil rights, personal injury and wrongful death matters across the country. We have a reputation for handling cases of social significance, some of which have received international media exposure, having been reported in The New York Times, Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles Times, Daily Journal, Univision, Telemundo, numerous other international media outlets, and the CBS news magazine “60 Minutes.” Where appropriate, our Firm utilizes its extensive contacts in the media world to bring exposure to noteworthy cases of social significance.
Our attorneys are accomplished and experienced trial lawyers who have tried dozens of cases to jury verdict in both federal and state courts. Our diverse civil trial practice focuses on the representation of individuals who have suffered catastrophic injury, including amputation and brain injuries in medical malpractice and personal injury matters. We represent employees in actions against their employers for wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment and other employment related issues. We have received national acclaim for litigating governmental entity claims on behalf of individuals in civil rights and tort actions. In California, we are involved in fidicuiary and estate litigation.
Willoughby Doyle LLP is an AV Peer Review Rated law firm. An AV rating is the highest rating available from Martindale-Hubbell to rate lawyers’ ethics and legal ability and reflects the confidential opinions of members of the Bar and the Judiciary.
Thank you for visiting willoughbydoyle.com. If you have a serious personal injury or wrongful death matter, we are here to help.
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At Willoughby Doyle we accept cases on a contingency fee basis so there is no up front cost. If we don’t win a settlement or verdict in your favor, there is no cost to you. We do not charge a fee unless we obtain a recovery.
Watch Conal Doyle discuss the Castaneda case on 60 Minutes
