— Managing Partner
Brian Fritz, Esq.
Brian Fritz, Esq.
— Managing Partner
Brian Fritz grew up in Philadelphia and has called it home for most of his life. As a city native, Brian is intimately familiar with how hard it is for a family to make ends meet as a result of an injury or accident. By being able to relate to his clients as a human being – with understanding and empathy – most of his clients have not only given him their trust, but also their friendship.
Specific Service Offerings
Represents plaintiffs in complex, catastrophic personal injury cases, including, but not limited to:
- Construction and industrial accidents
- Product liability/defective products litigation
- Premises liability
- Auto/trucking accidents
- Chemical exposure
Education
- Temple University School of Law, L.L.M., Trial Advocacy, 2005-2006
- Widener University School of Law, J.D., 1999
- Pennsylvania State University, B.S., 1996
Bar Admissions
- Pennsylvania
- New Jersey
- Middle District of PA
- Eastern District PA
- District Court of NJ
Memberships & Affiliations
- Past Co-chair, Future Leaders Committee, Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association
- Board Member, Debbie’s Friends (A charity organization supporting those diagnosed with breast cancer)
- OSHA certified
Honors & Awards
- Best Lawyers in America
- Super Lawyers, (2018, 2019, 2020,2021,2022,2023,2024)
- Best of the Bar Nationwide
- Best of the Bar Pennsylvania
- Best of the Bar New Jersey
- Marquis Who’ Who Top Lawyer
- Global Directory of Who’s Who—Top Lawyer
- Top 100 The National Trial Lawyers Association
- Super Lawyers, Rising Stars in Personal Injury (2007-2014)
RECOGNITION
Top 100 settlements New Jersey 2019
Top 100 settlements Pennsylvania 2019
Top 100 settlements Nationwide 2019
Representative Matters
During his career, Mr. Fritz has assisted in securing verdicts and settlements for clients worth more than $200 million, including:
- $11 million: co-counsel on case involving death from burns suffered in a fall from an unguarded platform in a steel mill
- $10.5 million: for the death of Union Laborer.
- $10 million: for Injured Union Carpenter.
- $7.5 million: for worker injured during demolition.
- $6.0 million: recovery for injured worker struck by improperly stacked materials
- $6 million: for client injured by falling materials.
- $5.6 million: for client injured in work zone.
- $5.5 million: failure to properly install replacement tires leading to traumatic brain injuries
- $5.0 million: co-counsel on case involving injuries suffered by injured roofer from fall
- $4.75 million: for worker injured by unguarded machinery
- $4.6 million: for car accident victim.
- $4.5 million: co-counsel on case involving injuries suffered from falling materials
- $3.8 million: for client struck by truck.
- $3.75 million: construction worker injured while performing demolition’
- $3.3 million: co-counsel on case involving injuries suffered by construction worker who was struck by falling materials
- $2.0 million: recovery for victim struck by materials being carried by powered equipment
- $2.0 million: co-counsel on case involving construction worker struck by vehicle in roadway work zone
- $1.7 million: for client who was injured by hazardous property conditions.
- $1.5 million: recovery for victim who was burned by malfunctioning product
- $1.2 million: recovery for burn injuries caused by a malfunctioning product
- $1.0 million: recovery for injured worker working in salvage yard
- $1 million: for client who was injured on hazardous stairs.
- $1 million: for car accident victim.
- $900,000: for client injured by faulty utilities.
- $900,000: for client injured by defective product.
- $850,000: for client injured on construction site.
- $800,000: for client injured by faulty flooring.
- $600,000.00: recovery for victim who was injured by improperly installed sidewalk ramp
- $500,000.00: recovery for victim who was injured by unsafe condition created during routine car maintenance
- $350,000.00: recovery for victim who was injured by improperly maintained sidewalk
- $350,000.00: recovery for construction worker struck by improperly stored construction materials
- $300,000.00: recovery for worker who fell down stairs that violated building codes
- $300,000.00: recovery for victim who slipped and fell in a supermarket
- $300,000.00: recovery for victim in accident caused by tractor-trailer making illegal turn
- $250,000.00: recovery for victim who slipped and fell in a supermarket
- $225,000.00: recovery for victim in accident caused by tractor-trailer changing lanes without signaling
- $180,000.00: recovery for victim struck by car that ran a stop sign