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With more than 25 years of experience, San Diego personal injury Attorney Richard Roy provides exceptional personal injury legal solutions to clients throughout Southern California in the following areas:
- Personal Injury
- Automobile Collisions
- Pedestrian and Bicycle Accidents
- Motorcycle/Truck Accidents
- Product Liability
- Wrongful Death
- Insurance Disputes
- Dog Bites
The Firm always explores alternative dispute resolution procedures, and engages in such when it serves clients' best interests to do so. San Diego personal injury Attorney Richard Roy is a vigorous, yet fair litigator who strives to ensure opportunities for equitable and reasonable settlements prior to trial.
Attorney Richard Roy maintains high standards of service, including:
- Returning phone and e-mail messages within 24 hours, even while in the midst of trial.
- Ensuring that clients receive the highest possible net settlement.
- Ensuring that clients' rights are protected, not only with respect to third-party claims, but also with regard to clients' own insurance companies' claims for reimbursement.
Call Attorney Richard Roy at 619-272-6069. The Law Offices of Richard R. Roy, APC is based out of San Diego, California, but also has offices located in El Cajon and Los Angeles, California. The Firm has the ability to represent clients throughout all of California.
Attorney Profile
Richard Roy, Attorney
Experience:
San Diego personal injury lawyer Richard Roy served in the U.S. Army as a medic through 1969. Since passing the bar in 1979, he has developed a reputation as a civil litigator primarily focusing on personal injury resulting from collisions involving big-rig trucks . He was associated with law firms in Los Angeles through 1986 when he moved to San Diego and opened an office for Gilbert, Kelly. He has litigated cases throughout Southern California, working for and defending public school districts, private colleges and universities, other governmental entities, and major insurance carriers.