Shapiro, Cooper, Lewis & Appleton, P.C.

Shapiro, Cooper Lewis & Appleton law firm is dedicated to representing those injured due to the carelessness and fault of others, including railroad, truck and car accidents, faulty product injuries, and medical malpractice claims. The firm has represented thousands of accident victims throughout the Eastern United States and the firm’s lawyers have over 100 years combined legal experience. Our regular law firm website is hsinjurylaw.com. We participate in this web blog so we can “give back” something intangible to victims and consumers and to help achieve safety improvements in general.

In 2005, the law firm was the first plaintiff’s injury firm in the State of Virginia selected for membership in a prestigious international group of law firms, called Primerus. Primerus carefully screens law firms and only offers membership to highly skilled and experienced attorneys. The Wall Street Journal reported “[Primerus] wants to offer consumers a way to pick the good from the bad by establishing a sort of ‘Good Housekeeping’ seal of approval for attorneys.”

There are a small number of law firms that have actually been involved in transportation/vehicle injury litigation in nearly every state along the Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic U.S.A. (The firm has handled cases in Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, Washington D.C., South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Maryland, Tennessee, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Louisiana and beyond).

Shapiro, Cooper Lewis & Appleton attorneys not only actively handle injury trials, but are active in national lawyer’s organizations, such as the American Association For Justice (AAJ) and several other organizations, which are a vital source of legal networking information for injury lawyers. The firm’s home office is in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and we serve clients in all surrounding Virginia areas, including Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Petersburg, Franklin, Emporia and the Eastern Shore. Of course, we also handle cases in North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, Washington, D.C. and points beyond.