Weitz & Luxenberg attorneys Ellen Relkin and Robin Greenwald will discuss mass torts and pharmaceutical litigation at two upcoming conferences this October in Las Vegas…
Read MoreWeitz & Luxenberg has earned national acclaim for our pioneering work in asbestos litigation, handling more than 500 cases each year.
Every Weitz & Luxenberg lawyer is committed to helping people achieve the justice they deserve through compassionate, skilled representation.
Weitz & Luxenberg has a 30-year track record of success, recovering over $17 billion in verdicts and settlements for clients nationwide.*
Perry Weitz & Arthur M. Luxenberg founded our firm on the passionate belief that everyday people are as entitled to high-powered legal representation as big corporations. That core value still rings true today.
We strive to make the litigation process easy and transparent. We’ll let you know what to expect every step of the way, and we work with you long after your trial is over to make sure you receive the maximum award possible from every defendant.
Members of our experienced team are on call 24/7 to answer questions and ensure that all your needs are met. Being able to put your trust in a strong, powerful law firm is a tremendous benefit. Weitz & Luxenberg gives families that advantage.
Our three decades of experience litigating against, and negotiating with, companies and their lawyers provides substantial benefits for the successful prosecution of trials and the maximization of settlements. We’ve built a reputation for excellence among judges and opposing counsel, and have developed winning methods for explaining complicated scientific and medical issues to juries.
Companies that manufactured asbestos products in the U.S. and subsequently declared bankruptcy established trusts to compensate workers and their families. We serve on 25 corporate bankruptcy Trust Advisory Committees.
Our lawyers have served as court-appointed liaison counsel for state and federal asbestos, breast implant, hip-replacement, consumer class action, and other litigation.
Weitz & Luxenberg investigates each case and determines where people were exposed to asbestos, what products they were exposed to, and what companies are responsible.
Our firm fights for people who would otherwise be without a voice. We stand up for their legal rights. We advocate for blue-collar workers — men and women who built this country but are now devastated because of mesothelioma. We represent families who have been exposed to contaminants in the air and in water, and we champion patients whose lives were forever altered by defective drugs or devices.
Weitz & Luxenberg has evolved into one of the most comprehensive and resource-rich plaintiff’s firms in the nation, with the ability to provide top-flight legal services across a broad spectrum of practices. To date, our firm has sued many giant corporations, earning us The National Law Journal’s recognition as one of the “Elite Trial Law Firms in the United States.”
Our lawyers have not only cultivated a bond of trust with thousands of thankful clients, but also have gone above and beyond to give each client complete attention and legal representation. We have helped over 50,000 people, and we expect to help thousands more. Even competing law firms refer numerous asbestos-related cases to us every year.
Many of our clients went to work every day to support their families and looked forward to enjoying their retirement. Corporate greed and negligence took that away from them. Our firm is committed to holding corporations accountable for putting profits over the health of their customers and employees.
Job-related asbestos exposure is largely preventable, yet many American companies ignored the potentially toxic effects of asbestos. Some even hid the dangers from workers, including their own employees.
Our firm has helped secure landmark results from a record-setting $190 million asbestos verdict in 2013 to the $7.8 billion settlement with BP in the Gulf Oil Spill litigation.
* While our past record doesn’t guarantee future success, it is something you may want to consider when evaluating our experience.
