Profiles

Profile: Brian Graziani

PI lawyer defies the odds – and the MICRA cap – in a big medical-malpractice case

Never a dull moment for veteran trial lawyer

Prolific trial lawyer made a bold jump from the defense side – and never looked back

From Issue: 2013 June

Forty years in practice at a “24/7 job” and this lawyer still loves insurance bad-faith law

Early career includes both insurance-defense work and mass-tort litigation for breast-implant plaintiffs

From Issue: 2020 March

“I love the contingency-fee model, where someone with $50 in the bank can take on General Motors.”

From Issue: 2010 April

Third-generation attorney comes full circle with his solo plaintiff law practice

A blue-collar upbringing provides personal-injury attorney with motivation to level the playing field

Daughters of a law school dean, this sister act brings a passion for trial work to employment law

She made the transition from defense, enjoyed some early success and never looked back

From Issue: 2016 March

Russian immigrant runs her own firm, raises two children and takes on insurance companies

From Issue: 2011 May

“Fierce and committed,” she’s taken on big pharma and other giants over 28 years at Hersh & Hersh