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The strength of a client's case is ultimately measured by the opponent's assessment of what will happen at trial, especially how the client's lawyer will perform. At Raynes McCarty, our ability to achieve our clients' goals is enhanced by the fact that we not only have a proven track record of trial and appellate experience, but we literally wrote the books on trial advocacy.
Our Attorneys Have Tried Hundreds of Cases. Time and again,
we have secured record-setting results on behalf of our clients.
We have succeeded in courts in Pennsylvania (where we have tried
cases in more than 20 counties), New Jersey, across the nation,
and around the globe. We have argued repeatedly and successfully
before the U.S. Supreme Court. We have established legal precedent.
We have expanded the rights of innocent people, increasing their
legal protections against unsafe products and negligence. To
read about a few of our significant cases click
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Have Extensive Appellate Court Experience. When it is in the
best interest of our clients, we do not hesitate to take cases to
the appellate courts. One of our attorneys has won all four of the
cases that he pursued to the United States Supreme Court. He has
also argued and won more than 10 cases in the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court and more than 30 cases in the United States Court of Appeals
for the Third Circuit.
Other Attorneys Turn to Raynes McCarty for Expertise—Because
We Wrote the Book. David F. Binder is the author of Binder
on Pennsylvania Evidence and the widely acclaimed Hearsay
Handbook, both of which are regularly cited as authorities in
legal opinions. Gerald A. McHugh, Jr. co-authored the critically
acclaimed legal textbook Pennsylvania Torts: Law & Advocacy,
which fills two volumes of the Pennsylvania Practice series. James
F. Mundy co-authored a standard reference for the auto practitioner,
Pennsylvania Financial Responsibility Law. Martin K. Brigham
was the author of the first three editions of Injured on the
Job, a guide to counseling injured workers. Articles authored
by Raynes McCarty attorneys have appeared in the Pennsylvania
Bar Quarterly, the Philadelphia Lawyer, the Barrister,
the Pennsylvania Law Weekly, the Legal Intelligencer,
and ATLA's Trial. Back to top
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