About Bridget
Since 1998, Bridget has been a tireless advocate for her clients. Whether in the courtroom or when negotiating settlements with insurance companies, she has proven to be a seasoned litigator and consummate professional. Her career has been devoted to fighting for the rights of those injured by the negligence of others.She has vast experience representing clients in both state and federal courts involving car accidents, tractor-trailer collisions, premises liability, wrongful death, and other cases involving catastrophic injuries. Bridget is a Shareholder, the managing attorney for the Mechanicsville location, and a member of the firm’s executive committee.She has been named to Virginia Super Lawyers annually since 2008, and is a former president of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. Bridget currently serves as chair-elect of the American Association for Justice Women Trial Lawyers Caucus. She has also been included in the 2023 edition of Best Lawyers in America, a definitive guide to legal excellence.Bridget has been elected to membership in the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), evidencing her high personal character, honorable reputation, and proficiency as a trial lawyer. Having tried to verdict as lead counsel in more than 25 civil jury trials, she has earned a reputation as a smart, resourceful, and pragmatic trial attorney respected by her peers and clients. She also served as president of Virginia’s ABOTA Chapter.A lifetime Virginian, Bridget grew up in South Boston and graduated from Halifax County High School. She attended the University of Mary Washington, receiving her BA in Sociology. After attending law school at the University of Richmond School of Law, Bridget began her career in personal injury.
Since 1998, Bridget has been a tireless advocate for her clients. Whether in the courtroom or when negotiating settlements with insurance companies, she has proven to be a seasoned litigator and consummate professional. Her career has been devoted to fighting for the rights of those injured by the negligence of others.She has vast experience representing clients in both state and federal courts involving car accidents, tractor-trailer collisions, premises liability, wrongful death, and other cases involving catastrophic injuries. Bridget is a Shareholder, the managing attorney for the Mechanicsville location, and a member of the firm’s executive committee.She has been named to Virginia Super Lawyers annually since 2008, and is a former president of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. Bridget currently serves as chair-elect of the American Association for Justice Women Trial Lawyers Caucus. She has also been included in the 2023 edition of Best Lawyers in America, a definitive guide to legal excellence.Bridget has been elected to membership in the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), evidencing her high personal character, honorable reputation, and proficiency as a trial lawyer. Having tried to verdict as lead counsel in more than 25 civil jury trials, she has earned a reputation as a smart, resourceful, and pragmatic trial attorney respected by her peers and clients. She also served as president of Virginia’s ABOTA Chapter.A lifetime Virginian, Bridget grew up in South Boston and graduated from Halifax County High School. She attended the University of Mary Washington, receiving her BA in Sociology. After attending law school at the University of Richmond School of Law, Bridget began her career in personal injury.
Since 1998, Bridget has been a tireless advocate for her clients. Whether in the courtroom or when negotiating settlements with insurance companies, she has proven to be a seasoned litigator and consummate professional. Her career has been devoted to fighting for the rights of those injured by the negligence of others.
She has vast experience representing clients in both state and federal courts involving car accidents, tractor-trailer collisions, premises liability, wrongful death, and other cases involving catastrophic injuries. Bridget is a Shareholder, the managing attorney for the Mechanicsville location, and a member of the firm’s executive committee.
She has been named to Virginia Super Lawyers annually since 2008, and is a former president of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. Bridget currently serves as chair-elect of the American Association for Justice Women Trial Lawyers Caucus. She has also been included in the 2023 edition of Best Lawyers in America, a definitive guide to legal excellence.
Bridget has been elected to membership in the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), evidencing her high personal character, honorable reputation, and proficiency as a trial lawyer. Having tried to verdict as lead counsel in more than 25 civil jury trials, she has earned a reputation as a smart, resourceful, and pragmatic trial attorney respected by her peers and clients. She also served as president of Virginia’s ABOTA Chapter.
A lifetime Virginian, Bridget grew up in South Boston and graduated from Halifax County High School. She attended the University of Mary Washington, receiving her BA in Sociology. After attending law school at the University of Richmond School of Law, Bridget began her career in personal injury.
Since 1998, Bridget has been a tireless advocate for her clients. Whether in the courtroom or when negotiating settlements with insurance companies, she has proven to be a seasoned litigator and consummate professional. Her career has been devoted to fighting for the rights of those injured by the negligence of others.She has vast experience representing clients in both state and federal courts involving car accidents, tractor-trailer collisions, premises liability, wrongful death, and other cases involving catastrophic injuries. Bridget is a Shareholder, the managing attorney for the Mechanicsville location, and a member of the firm’s executive committee.She has been named to Virginia Super Lawyers annually since 2008, and is a former president of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. Bridget currently serves as chair-elect of the American Association for Justice Women Trial Lawyers Caucus. She has also been included in the 2023 edition of Best Lawyers in America, a definitive guide to legal excellence.Bridget has been elected to membership in the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), evidencing her high personal character, honorable reputation, and proficiency as a trial lawyer. Having tried to verdict as lead counsel in more than 25 civil jury trials, she has earned a reputation as a smart, resourceful, and pragmatic trial attorney respected by her peers and clients. She also served as president of Virginia’s ABOTA Chapter.A lifetime Virginian, Bridget grew up in South Boston and graduated from Halifax County High School. She attended the University of Mary Washington, receiving her BA in Sociology. After attending law school at the University of Richmond School of Law, Bridget began her career in personal injury.
Since 1998, Bridget has been a tireless advocate for her clients. Whether in the courtroom or when negotiating settlements with insurance companies, she has proven to be a seasoned litigator and consummate professional. Her career has been devoted to fighting for the rights of those injured by the negligence of others.
She has vast experience representing clients in both state and federal courts involving car accidents, tractor-trailer collisions, premises liability, wrongful death, and other cases involving catastrophic injuries. Bridget is a Shareholder, the managing attorney for the Mechanicsville location, and a member of the firm’s executive committee.
She has been named to Virginia Super Lawyers annually since 2008, and is a former president of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. Bridget currently serves as chair-elect of the American Association for Justice Women Trial Lawyers Caucus. She has also been included in the 2023 edition of Best Lawyers in America, a definitive guide to legal excellence.
Bridget has been elected to membership in the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), evidencing her high personal character, honorable reputation, and proficiency as a trial lawyer. Having tried to verdict as lead counsel in more than 25 civil jury trials, she has earned a reputation as a smart, resourceful, and pragmatic trial attorney respected by her peers and clients. She also served as president of Virginia’s ABOTA Chapter.
A lifetime Virginian, Bridget grew up in South Boston and graduated from Halifax County High School. She attended the University of Mary Washington, receiving her BA in Sociology. After attending law school at the University of Richmond School of Law, Bridget began her career in personal injury.
