We are civil litigators, helping injured people get their lives back and small businesses in their toughest fights.
More than $32 million recovered for our clients.
Plus more than $22 million in other assets.
Across more than 250 matters. Five recoveries of a million dollars or more. No fee unless we win your injury case.
These case results are examples of matters handled by Posey Lebowitz PLLC. The outcome of any case depends on the specific facts and legal circumstances of that case. These results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any future matter. Amounts shown are gross recoveries before attorney's fees, case expenses, and medical liens. Asset values are stated as of 2026 and will change.
“My driving passion is to use the law to help people. I take great pride that in every jury trial, I help individuals stand as equals under the law to big businesses and governments”.
“I like to help clients see around corners — to understand the law and legal process, and to be able to make the best decision at every step of their case.”
What we handle
Car & Truck Accidents
The largest part of our practice, and the part insurers fight hardest.
Pedestrian, Bicycle & Scooter
On foot or on two wheels, the insurer's first move is to blame you.
Uninsured & Underinsured Motorist
The coverage almost nobody knows they have.
Premises Liability
Falls, unsafe property, and the “you should have seen it” defense.
Wrongful Death
Three jurisdictions, three different statutes, three different answers.
Nursing Home Neglect
When a facility does not deliver the care it sold.
Workplace Injury
Why workers' compensation is often not the end of the story.
Claims Against the Government
Six months to notify the District. Different rules for the federal government.
Consumer Protection
We made the law here, and the Court of Appeals still cites it.
Business & Commercial Litigation
Contract, fiduciary, and partnership disputes for small companies.
We have argued and won published appeals.
In Frankeny v. District Hospital Partners, LP, 225 A.3d 999 (D.C. 2020), we won a decision that expanded the reach of the District's Consumer Protection Procedures Act — precedent the Court of Appeals still cites today.