The record-setting Dallas plaintiffs’ law firm Hamilton Wingo has welcomed experienced attorney Matt Brower to its growing trial team representing individuals and families in serious personal injury cases and wrongful death lawsuits.
Mr. Brower has represented clients for over a decade in courtrooms across the state, including cases involving 18-wheeler and heavy-truck accidents, dangerous worksites and business premises, medical devices, serious construction site injuries, dram shop liability, and more.
When Mr. Brower was a boy, his sister was an unfortunate victim of a corporation’s negligence. He knows firsthand how families are impacted by surgeries, extended hospital stays, and financial hardships caused by a catastrophic injury, and he works hard to hold businesses accountable for the life-altering effects of their negligence and wrongdoing.
Mr. Brower has directed multiple high-exposure liability lawsuits and provides crucial insights when fighting well-funded corporate defendants and insurance carriers. He enters every case with a clear understanding of the tactics used by the largest companies in the world and their legal teams, and delivers strategic advantages in court and pre-trial settlement negotiations.
Mr. Brower is licensed to practice before every state and federal court in Texas, as well as the United States Patent and Trademark Office. He earned his law degree at the University of Kansas School of Law after completing undergraduate degrees in behavioral neuroscience and neurobiology at the University of Kansas and psychology and political science at Washburn University.
One of the nation's premier trial firms, Hamilton Wingo has won billions of dollars in verdicts and settlements over the past decade alone. The firm's skilled attorneys represent people from all walks of life in serious personal injury and wrongful death cases involving truck, automobile, motorcycle, airline, and other transportation incidents, workplace safety issues, construction accidents, dram shop liability, dangerous products, industrial catastrophes, medical malpractice, premises liability, and industrial accidents, as well as high-stakes business litigation.