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Legal Malpractice case now included on “Million-Dollar Settlements of 2017” list by Virginia Lawyers Weekly

Virginia Lawyers Weekly recently corrected their 2017 list of Million-dollar Settlements to include a legal malpractice matter handled by Gentry Locke attorneys Matthew W. Broughton, Gregory D. Habeeb, and Andrew D. Finnicum. The case, which settled for $5M, warrants a #9 spot on a list of more than two dozen cases that settled for more than $1M in 2017.

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March 2018

Matthew W. Broughton

Matt Broughton is a Senior Partner and serves on the Management Committee for the firm. Matt heads the Plaintiff’s/Personal Injury/Subrogation practice areas at Gentry Locke. During his decades of experience, he has tried hundreds of complex cases in the areas of personal injury, business disputes, worker’s compensation, and aviation law, many involving millions of dollars.

Meet Matthew

Gregory D. Habeeb

Greg Habeeb is a litigation partner who specializes in complex business and catastrophic injury cases. For over 10 years, Greg has represented individuals and companies in courts throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia and the nation. Greg is also a Member of the Virginia House of Delegates, where he represents Virginia’s 8th District and serves on several committees.

Meet Gregory

Andrew D. Finnicum

Andrew Finnicum helps people who have suffered personal injury due to negligence or workplace accidents. Prior to joining Gentry Locke, he worked with a Lynchburg firm handling workers’ compensation, personal injury matters, and consumer litigation. As a law student he was a judicial extern for the Honorable Charles Dorsey, where he authored memoranda, conducted legal research, and observed Circuit Court proceedings.

Meet Andrew

Legal Malpractice case now included on “Million-Dollar Settlements of 2017” list by Virginia Lawyers Weekly

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