The Primerus Consumer Law Institute (PCLI) is a group of outstanding trial lawyers who represent plaintiffs and consumers nationwide in personal injury and many other matters.

PCLI members are known for achieving superior results for their clients in the most complex cases in both state and federal courts. PCLI members are experienced in handling personal injury, medical malpractice, products liability and any type of case in which an individual has been harmed physically or suffered monetary loss.

PCLI members understand the unique legal and personal challenges facing their clients. They are active, in-court trial lawyers who vigorously represent the rights of their clients both in and out of the courtroom. They share a commitment to the highest standards of professionalism and integrity, and they take a genuine interest in their clients’ well being.

Consumer Law Institute Member Directory

• Consumer Law Institute Alphabetical Firm Directory
• Consumer Law Institute Alphabetical Firm Location Directory
• Consumer Law Institute Alphabetical Attorney Directory
• Consumer Law Institute Alphabetical Attorney Location Directory

Primerus Consumer Law Institute Practice Groups

Within the PCLI, Primerus has the following practice groups, facilitating further specialization for the benefit of clients:

• Family & Matrimonial
• Personal Injury

Within the PCLI, Primerus also has the following section:

• Young Lawyers

Leadership

• Chair:  James C. Lewis, Esq. - Shapiro, Lewis, & Appleton (Virginia Beach, Virginia)
• Vice Chair:  Richard S. Rosen, Esq. - Rosen Hagood (Charleston, South Carolina)
• Immediate Past Chair:  Walter A. Lesnevich, Esq. - Lesnevich & Marzano-Lesnevich, LLC (Hackensack, New Jersey)
• Member:  Brian J. McKeen, Esq. - McKeen & Associates, P.C. (Detroit, Michigan)
• Member:  Robert P. Christensen, Esq. – Robert P. Christensen, P.A. (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
• Member:  Andrew D. Gowdown, Esq. – Rosen Hagood (Charleston, South Carolina)

Articles of Interest:

What the Business Roundtable knows about American health care by Ezra Klein, Tuesday, March 6, 2012 – The Washington Post