General Liability Practice Group

The General Liability practice group of Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin regularly litigates in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Ohio and Florida, defending insureds, insurance companies and self-insured entities.

The general liability practice area includes such diverse types of defense litigation as owners and contractors protective liability; owners, landlords and tenants coverage; bailor/bailee; premises liability; assault and battery; security; commercial liability; advertising injuries; defamation; privacy; elevator incidents; false arrest and malicious prosecution cases; first-party and third-party property damage cases; and fire legal liability litigation.

A valid concern of every client is the extent of legal fees and costs incurred. Cost savings are achieved by our firm in a number of ways. First, with our seventeen offices situated within our five-state region, we are able to provide our clients with attorneys who are close to and very familiar with the litigation forum. Secondly, we are very cognizant of the need to deliver our legal services in a prompt and efficient manner, coupled with considerable emphasis on being results-oriented. Each of our offices is electronically connected. Thus, regardless of the size of the office, its attorneys enjoy the intellectual property and broad-based experience of a professional staff in excess of 360 lawyers. Our attorneys are also members and hold leadership positions in various state and county bar associations, thereby creating a good rapport with the local courts.

We would welcome the opportunity to work with you in handling your general liability litigation and we are available to give presentations or conduct training seminars on general liability topics. We are also on the cutting edge of alternative fee arrangements in order to provide our clients with the highest level of services in the most cost-efficient and predictable manner possible.

Inquiries and referrals concerning general liability matters should be directed to: