James T. Vernile of The Law Office of James T. Vernile in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has devoted his practice to handling serious injury cases due to the negligence and misconduct of others. Attorney Vernile has more than 32 years of extensive, broad-ranging personal injury experience as the owner of his law practice. Mr. Vernile’s goal is to tell the injured plaintiff’s story to juries and judges in a manner that achieves a just and fair result for his clients and their families.

He has litigated cases involving catastrophic injury due to significant misconduct, such as: an 18-month-old died because his family was not inoculated by the hospital who was treating a 4-year-old cousin for meningitis; two young businessmen were permanently disabled after being struck by a tractor-trailer operator with marijuana in his blood; and a bank supervisor with great responsibilities was struck by a tractor-trailer and suffered post-traumatic stress and was permanently disabled.

Mr. Vernile has been a Member of the Bar of the Supreme Court of United States for more than 20 years. He was admitted to the Bar of the Supreme Court of PA in 1972. James Vernile has served as a Judge Pro-Temps for the Common Pleas Court for the last decade.

For the past 25 years, Attorney Vernile has vigorously represented injured victims and their families. He strives to assure each injured person of compensation that is adequate for the losses and expenses that they have suffered.

James T. Vernile is committed to representing individuals and families who have suffered the terrifying consequences of serious injury or death caused by improper conduct of others. In his capable hands, the accident victim can recover damages for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering as well as disfigurement, emotional trauma and property loss.

James Vernile has the honor of being selected for inclusion in the Million Dollar Advocates Forum of the Top Trial Lawyers in America. He attended the University of Pennsylvania Law School, graduating in June, 1972, J.D. and is a graduate of the City College of New York in 1969 and was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree.