Timothy F. Rayne
Timothy Rayne
Kennett Square
Pennsylvania (PA)
Personal Injury Plaintiff: General
Profile
Tim focuses his practice in helping people who have been injured in accidents receive fair compensation from insurance companies. Tim handles many types of accident cases including car, truck, motorycle, bicycle and pedestrian accidents; slip and falls; medical malpractice; and accidents caused by defective and dangerous products. Tim has extensive experience in negotiating settlements with insurance companies in injury and death cases and tries cases in the State and Federal Courts. In order to better serve his clients, Tim earned a Master's Degree in Trial Advocacy from the Temple University Beasley School of Law in 2008. Tim takes pride in achieving superior results for his clients and in keeping his clients updated and educated about their cases and the law through regular communication, Newsletters and postings on his Website www.macelree.com/timrayne and Blog www.macelree.com/traynelaw. Tim also writes a Legal Lines column for The Kennett Paper, the Chadds Ford Post and the Avon Grove Sun. For multiple years, Tim has been named a Top Lawyer for Personal Injury by Main Line Today Magazine.
Selected To
Pennsylvania Super Lawyers 2011
Pennsylvania Super Lawyers 2010
Pennsylvania Super Lawyers 2009
About Timothy Rayne
Admitted: 1995, Pennsylvania
Professional Webpage: www.macelree.com/attorneys/trayne.html
Honors and Awards:
- Member of Million Dollar Advocates Forum; Listed: "Top Personal Injury Litigator" by Main Line Today magazine, 2007, 2009, 2010 and 2011
Bar/Professional Activity:
- Member, Pennsylvania and Chester County Bar Associations; Pennsylvania Association for Justice.
Pro bono/Community Service:
- Board Member of Kennett at Longwood Rotary Club; Board Member of Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce; Unionville High School Mock Trial Coach; Travel Soccer Coach
Scholarly Lectures and Writings:
- Author: "A Lawyer's Guide to Purchasing Car Insurance"; "A Lawyer's Guide to Personal Injury Cases"
Video:
- Personal Injury Attorney Tim Rayne answers the question of whether and accident results in a legal claim. If you are injured in an accident in Pennsylania caused by the negligence of someone else you may have the right to bring a lawsuit for compensation. You need to prove that someone else caused the accident, that you were injured from it and that you suffered losses, like medical bills, lost wages or pain and suffering. Tim focuses his law practice in Personal Injury Cases, helping people who have been injured in accidents receive fair compensation from insurance companies. Tim helps victims of car, truck and motorcylce accidents, slip and falls, medical malpractice and dangerous products., I've Been Injured in an Accident in Pennsylvania - What are My Legal Rights?
- Tim Rayne, a Pennsylvania Personal Injury Attorney believes that there are Ten Things to do After a Car Accident in Pennsylania to protect your legal rights. Recommended action includes: Call Police; Preserve Evidence; Locate Witnesses; Get Drivers' Vital Information; Get Medical Attention for Injuries; Report Accident to Your Insurance Company; Be Careful Who You Talk To; Locate an Experienced Personal Injury Attorney; Talk to an Attorney ASAP; Don't Sign Anything WIthout Advice. Tim Rayne focuses his law practice in Personal Injury law, helping victims of accidents receive fair compensation from insurance companies. Tim handles car, truck and motorcycle accidents; slip and falls; medical malpractice; and dangerous product cases. Tim's firm, MacElree Harvey, has offices in Kennett Square and West Chester Pennsylvania and Centreville, Delaware., Ten Things To Do After a Pennsylvania Car Accident
Educational Background:
- Graduate of Widener University School of Law (J.D.) and the Temple University Beasley School of Law (Master's Degree in Trial Advocacy).
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