Top Rated Personal Injury Attorney in West Orange, NJ

The chief counsel and founder of his eponymous law firm, attorney Richard A. Greifinger has over 40 years of legal experience assisting New Jersey, clients. He has devoted a significant portion of his practice to personal injury litigation and accepts a broad spectrum of cases related to car, truck and motorcycle accidents; dog bites and animal attacks; commercial trucking accidents; premises liability; medical malpractice; insurance disputes and workplace injuries.

Mr. Greifinger has been qualified to appear before all of the state and federal courts of New Jersey since 1980. After completing his undergraduate degree, he pursued his passion for law by enrolling in the Seton Hall University School of Law. He is the author of many published articles and frequently lectures on topics related to litigation and trial practice.

An erstwhile barrister in the Arthur T. Vanderbilt American Inn of Court, Mr. Greifinger was certified as a civil trial attorney by the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1985 and has been recertified ever since. Over the course of his career, he has successfully litigated hundreds of personal injury cases and negotiated beneficial settlements on behalf of injured New Jersey residents. 

With a reputation for commitment to his clients and excellence in his work product, Mr. Greifinger believes in providing the highest level of representation to his clients during their stressful times. 

In recognition of his achievements, Mr. Greifinger was awarded an AV Preeminent* peer review rating by Martindale-Hubbell. This is the organization’s highest available rating, offered to a select group of attorneys demonstrating high ethical standards and legal ability.

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