Bio

For nearly 30 years, Greg Haddad has focused his practice on medical malpractice, drug and medical device litigation, and catastrophic personal injury cases. Greg has handled cases concerning hip and knee surgeries, cardiac procedures, delay in diagnosis of cancer, birth injuries, traumatic brain injury, gynecological surgery, stroke cases, neurological surgery, abdominal surgery, defective consumer products, defective drugs, and defective medical devices, as well as many others. He has represented clients regionally and nationally in both state and federal courts. As a former pharmacist, Greg brings a high level of knowledge and understanding of the complex fact patterns when pursuing complicated medical issues. He combines superb legal skills with this extensive scientific knowledge to challenge and discredit the validity of the defense expert testimony. Known as an aggressive and successful trial lawyer, Greg has tried over 90 cases to verdict. In addition to his success in the courtroom, Greg has resolved hundreds of cases for clients through settlement. The willingness to take a case to trial typically exacts a higher settlement value for your case. Clients value Greg’s global perspective, ability offer practical solutions, and dedication to their needs and concerns. Having worked in his father’s community pharmacy, Greg was taught the importance of going beyond only offering a professional service, but that it was important to help people through difficult times in their lives. Greg brings that same perspective by going beyond the normal lawyering relationship to help those that have nowhere else to turn. J.D., West Virginia University College of Law, 1991, Order of Barristers, Moot Court Honorary Board, B.S., West Virginia University School of Pharmacy, 1988.