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Brian Pastore
Brian Pastore
Principal
Brian Pastore is an experienced trial attorney who has managed hundreds of cases throughout every stage of civil litigation, at both the state and federal levels.
In addition to his experience as a personal injury lawyer Mr. Pastore possesses an extensive technical background, having obtained a biomedical engineering degree from Boston University, as well as spending several years working as a manager within Harvard Business School's Information Technology Group.
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Mr. Pastore also spent over a decade working in defense of corporations, small businesses, and insurance companies, which has allowed him to develop a deep understanding for how these types of companies operate.
Today, Mr. Pastore dedicates his practice towards helping clients recover the most money that they possibly can. Though Mr. Pastore primarily focuses on catastrophic injury and automobile accident cases involving the brain and spine, he also specializes in contract litigation, sexual harassment, and workplace discrimination.
Andrew Morrison
(Of Counsel)
Andrew Morrison is an experienced trial attorney with a proven track record of putting complicated cases in front of a jury... and winning.
Mr. Morrison possesses substantial personal injury litigation experience, and furthermore, he understands how to achieve
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outstanding results for his clients across multiple legal disciplines including contracts, real property, employment law, personal injury, and landlord-tenant disputes.
Before becoming a trial attorney, Mr. Morrison graduated cum laude with a B.A. from Columbia University in 1995. After graduation, Mr. Morrison spent a decade working as a software engineer and technical project manager in Silicon Valley before receiving his J.D. from the University of San Francisco School of Law in 2008.
Today, Mr. Morrison's focuses his practice on business litigation and trials; however he also handles cases involving automobile accidents, severe brain injuries, and toxic mold.
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