Over $125 Million Awarded to Our Clients
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Settlement in Brain Damage Baby Case $20,000,000
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Global Settlement in School Bus Accident $12,000,000
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Verdict Awarded in Childbirth Case $11,000,000
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Settlement in Medical Malpractice Case $9,750,000
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Verdict in Helicopter Crash Case $8,000,000
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Settlement in Birth Injury Case $5,000,000
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Settlement in case involving an infant $5,000,000
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Settlement in Medical Malpractice Case $4,000,000
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Drug Interaction $2,300,000
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Settlement in Birth Injury Case $2,000,000
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Settlement involving a fatal motorcycle accident $1,950,000
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Settlement in Medical Malpractice Case $1,000,000
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Settlement in Medical Malpractice Case $1,000,000
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Settlement in Medical Malpractice Case $750,000
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Settlement in Medical Malpractice Case $715,000
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Settlement in Medical Malpractice Case $700,000
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Settlement in Medical Malpractice Case $675,000
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Settlement in Medical Malpractice Case $550,000
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Seven-Figure Confidential Settlement in Birth Injury Case Confidential
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Seven-Figure Confidential Settlement in Premises Liability Case Confidential
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Confidential seven-figure settlement involving the death of a newborn Confidential
Our Clients Come First. Always.
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“When I thought that my world was coming to an end after my accident, Heidi Villari fought for my family so we could have a decent living.”
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“We will never forget you and everything you did for us. We wish you continued success and happiness in life. Life is good for us and we are moving forward in a good place. You were a big part of ...”
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“Heidi was professional at all times, extremely thorough and helped make me feel comfortable during the entire process.”
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“Heidi and her staff helped us get a large settlement and supported us emotionally through the entire process.”
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“She displays courage and humility in equal measure and commands immense respect in her adversaries as well as her colleagues.”
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Why Hire The Villari Firm?
The Right Lawyer Makes a Difference-
Experienced Counsel
With over 20 years of experience practicing law, Heidi G. Villari knows how to effectively and ethically fight for your recovery.
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Access to Resources
The Villari Firm works with the finest of experts, medical doctors and legal professionals who are in the best position to review your case.
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Valuable Insight
Heidi G. Villari has been on both sides of medical malpractice cases and is prepared to leverage this insight on her clients' behalf.
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Prepared for Anything
At The Villari Firm, we believe that preparation is key to success and are always ready to go to trial to fight on our clients' behalf.
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Unwavering Support
Heidi G. Villari is dedicated to doing whatever it takes to effectively fight for the compensation that her clients need and deserve.
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A Proven Record
Attorney Heidi G. Villari has fearlessly fought to help her clients recover over $125 million in compensation for their injuries.
Awards & Associations
Do I Have Grounds for a Personal Injury Claim in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania state law allows victims of negligence to bring personal injury claims against the liable party/parties. Liable parties can be other people, medical professionals, product manufacturers, businesses, municipalities, governments, and other entities.
In order to bring a personal injury claim, you will need to prove (in most cases) the following things:
- The At-Fault Party Owed You a Duty of Care: Generally speaking, a “duty of care” is simply an obligation to act with reasonable care when carrying out activities that could potentially cause harm. For example, a motorist has an obligation to follow the rules of the road and take reasonable actions to avoid collisions. A doctor has a duty to do everything he or she can to provide patients with an acceptable standard of care.
- The Duty of Care Was Breached: A duty of care is breached whenever the party that has this duty fails to take reasonable actions to uphold this duty. A duty of care can be breached either be actions or inactions; for example, if a doctor fails to listen to a patient’s complaints, ignores her symptoms, and does not properly diagnose her illness, the doctor has breached the duty of care through inaction.
- You Suffered Injuries/Damages as a Result: Lastly, you must show that the at-fault party’s failure to uphold the duty of care led to your injuries and damages. “Damages” is a legal term that describes the losses—financial and otherwise—you have suffered as a result of your injuries. This includes things like medical bills, lost wages/income, pain and suffering, disability, and more.
In order to bring a personal injury claim, you will nearly always have to prove all three of these elements. If another person or company acted negligently, but you did not suffer any injuries/damages, you will not be able to bring a claim. Similarly, if the party in question did not owe you a duty of care, you also will not be able to bring a claim.
Because every case is unique, it is important that you discuss your situation with an experienced attorney who can help you clearly understand all of your legal rights and options. In Pennsylvania, you typically have two years from the date of the accident/injury (or the date at which you reasonably should have become aware of the injury) to bring a personal injury claim. This is known as the statute of limitations and, once it has passed, you will most likely not be able to pursue compensation.
Heidi's Approach
Trial attorneys are born, not made. Heidi G. Villari, an experienced Philadelphia personal injury lawyer, works with the finest of experts, medical doctors, and lawyers who are in the best position to review the case from the outset. Trial preparation begins from day one of the client-attorney relationship. Investigation into what happened is key, and many clients want to know why they were so badly injured, or why they lost a loving family member in a tragic accident. Early intervention to get answers is the approach that The Villari Firm, PLLC takes for each and every client. Records are analyzed, the law is applied, lawsuits are filed early, and getting ready for trial immediately is nonnegotiable.
