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Attorney Referrals

Due to our track record of success in complex and difficult litigation, a significant portion of our cases are referred to us by other lawyers who value our expertise in litigating catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases. Because we are located in downtown Washington, DC, we are frequently asked to represent tourists, business travelers, and other visitors to D.C. who have sustained injuries at hotels, restaurants, office buildings, stadiums, event venues, and sightseeing destinations, or while they are in transit at the airport or on local Metro trains and buses.

In our work with referring co-counsel, we have obtained significant jury verdicts and settlements for victims of motor vehicle crashes, traumatic brain injuries, inadequate residential or commercial security, construction site failures, dangerous premises, and unsafe walking surfaces. We attribute our triumphs in the courtroom and at the bargaining table to thorough preparation, as well as a willingness to invest the resources that serious cases require.

If you have a case that you would like us to consider, please give us a call anytime. We have successfully completed joint representations on cases in the D.C. metro area on numerous occasions with referring counsel from all over the country in accordance with a fee sharing arrangement as permitted Rule 1.5(e) of the D.C. Bar’s legal ethics rules. Such arrangements have ranged from our firm acting solely as local counsel for referring counsel who wants to retain “first chair” control over the case, to an outright referral to us for all litigation and trial responsibility for the case. Given that both of the partners at our firm are Past Presidents of the D.C. Trial Lawyers Association with extensive litigation and trial experience, we are frequently invited to act as lead counsel by out-of-state referring counsel, where we take primary responsibility for investing the personnel, time, and money necessary to successfully prosecute serious cases. We invite you to call us to discuss the referral of your case.

Read some of our reviews

For your Washington, D.C. and Maryland personal injury referrals there is no finer firm than Trombly & Singer. Both Ken Trombly and Dan Singer are experienced and responsive. They are knowledgeable, easy to work with and ethical. They should be your first call for any of your injured clients.

I am a certified specialist in personal injury and wrongful death litigation in Arizona and an AAJ and ABOTA member. Over the years, I have referred several injured clients and friends to Trombly and Singer, both of whom have provided world-class representation while achieving excellent results.

Steven Cohen from Cohen Law Group —

I’m a probate attorney so I have to refer out all my personal injury cases. I never hesitate to refer potential clients to Trombly and Singer, because they’ve represented multiple clients of mine and have provided great customer service and achieved excellent results.

Michael Forster from Forster Law Firm —

I recently worked with Dan Singer as co-counsel on a catastrophic injury motor vehicle accident case in Washington, DC. Dan was as advertised – smart, tactical, professional and just an all around great guy. We were able to obtain a multiple seven figure settlement for our client. I was extremely happy with my decision to work with Dan on this case and the outcome was undeniably fantastic. I highly recommend Dan and Trombly & Singer for anyone in need of a catastrophic injury lawyer in Washington, DC.

Sean Farrelly from Kingbird Legal, P.C. —

Absolute five star representation. I’m a personal injury and wrongful death litigator based in NYC. When a lifelong friend was badly injured in D.C., I was anxious about where to send her. A colleague recommended Trombly & Singer and I couldn’t be happier that she decided to go with them. Dan Singer did an incredible job for my friend and obtained a recovery exponentially higher than I anticipated. He was quick to answer emails and kept me apprised throughout the years-long process. If I ever need to refer another case to a D.C. lawyer, I won’t hesitate to call him immediately.

Erin Appelbaum from Kreindler & Kreindler —
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