$12.8 million verdict for steel workers severely burned by molten metal after a furnace explosion.
Pittsburgh Serious Injury & Work Injury Counsel
Pittsburgh catastrophic injury attorneys for serious work, industrial, and life-changing injury cases.
Friday & Cox LLC represents people and families facing catastrophic injury, workplace accidents, medical negligence, defective products, and other serious injury matters across Western Pennsylvania, backed by 190+ years of combined practice experience.
Focused counsel for the work, medical, and injury cases that can change a family's future.
A Practical Starting Point
Clarity matters when everything else feels uncertain.
A serious injury can affect medical care, income, insurance, and the people who depend on you. The right first step is a focused review of what happened, what records exist, and what evidence should be preserved before conditions change or important details are lost.
Serious Injury Focus
Different injuries call for different investigations.
Friday & Cox LLC handles serious cases where the medical record, accident evidence, responsible parties, and long-term consequences all need to be understood early.
Where We Focus
Focused on cases that demand more than a template response.
Our practice is organized around the situations where evidence, timing, and long-term consequences deserve serious attention.
Past Results
Experience is best measured by the work behind it.
With more than 190 years of combined practice experience, Friday & Cox LLC has handled substantial injury, work, product, premises, and medical negligence matters. Each case is different and requires its own analysis.
$11 million recovery for an injured worker with an arm amputation.
$7.5 million recovery for car passengers blinded by defective airbags.
$5 million recovery for a woman paralyzed from an untreated spinal cord infection.
$4.25 million recovery for an oil and gas worker with severe burns.
$4 million recovery for a construction worker injured in a fall.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is different.
How We Work
Prepared, direct, and focused on the facts.
Good representation begins before a demand or a hearing. It means understanding the record, communicating clearly, and staying prepared as a matter develops.
Start With the Record
We help clients identify the facts, documents, and questions that should be addressed early.
Understand the Path
Workplace, injury, product, and medical cases can involve different legal and insurance paths. We explain the differences plainly.
Stay Ready
We approach each matter with the preparation and care that serious cases require.
Pittsburgh Case Review
Start with what happened and what the injury changed.
Friday & Cox LLC begins by understanding both how the incident happened and what the injury means for the client's future. That approach helps the firm identify the records, witnesses, companies, insurers, medical issues, and practical losses that need attention.
How the incident happened
- Work accidents, construction accidents, industrial accidents, oil and gas incidents, truck crashes, car crashes, pedestrian crashes, motorcycle crashes, bus accidents, premises liability, and defective products.
- The review asks who controlled the site, vehicle, product, property, medical care, or insurance decision.
- Evidence can include reports, photographs, video, witness names, equipment information, maintenance records, policies, and claim communications.
What the injury changed
- Brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, paralysis, amputations, burns, crush injuries, severe fractures, nerve damage, scarring, vision loss, hearing loss, birth injuries, and wrongful death.
- The review asks what medical proof exists now and what care, support, restrictions, and costs may continue.
- Records can include emergency care, imaging, surgery, therapy, specialist opinions, work restrictions, wage records, and family support needs.
What To Send First
A useful case review begins with concrete facts.
The first conversation does not need to answer every legal question. It should identify the date, location, people or companies involved, medical diagnosis, insurance communications, and whether any evidence may disappear if it is not preserved.
- Incident date, location, reports, photographs, and witness names.
- Medical diagnosis, treatment, restrictions, and future-care recommendations.
- Employer, insurer, property owner, driver, product, contractor, or provider information.
Direct Answers
Common starting questions for Pittsburgh injury cases.
What kind of cases does Friday & Cox LLC review?
The firm reviews serious injury, work injury, industrial accident, construction accident, catastrophic injury, medical malpractice, product liability, premises liability, vehicle accident, wrongful death, workers' compensation, and insurance-related matters for people and families in Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania.
How do I know where to start?
Start with the clearest fact you know: the accident, the work event, the medical issue, or the diagnosis. The firm can then help identify the records, people, companies, and insurance questions that may matter.
What should I preserve before calling?
Preserve reports, photographs, videos, witness names, medical records, work restrictions, wage records, insurer letters, employer communications, product information, vehicle details, property details, and any records connected to the people or companies involved.
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