Moore*Faust Injury Law Group Information

The professional law corporation, Moore·Faust Injury Law Group, was founded in 1975 by four attorneys interested in providing consumer oriented legal services to the general public. Moore·Faust Injury Law Group was founded on a basis of resolving complex and controversial legal issues most often at trial. In the 1980s, the legal practice of Moore·Faust Injury Law Group evolved to the representation of big business, particularly defending insurance companies on injury claims. In fact, in the 1980s, Moore·Faust Injury Law Group was listed by the Best Recommended Insurance Company Attorneys, the nationally renowned source for recommended insurance company attorneys, as one of the few law firms selected for such expertise. Yet, in the 1980s, the attorneys at Moore·Faust Injury Law Group found a distaste, in particular, for defending insurance companies on injury claims and returned to its roots by restricting its practice to the representation of injured individuals with the challenge of collecting monies due them from large and profit minded insurance companies. For well over 20 years the firm has found solace in this area of law, handling thousands of insurance claims on behalf of injured individuals and collecting for them millions of dollars. At present, Moore·Faust Injury Law Group limits their law practice only to the pursuit of injury claims. With a history of representing injured people as well as insurance companies, Moore·Faust Injury Law Group has the knowledge and experience to assist you in your claim. Moore·Faust Injury Law Group no longer represents insurance companies, but having done so, we know their methods and techniques in attempting to limit the amount they pay injured claimants. Moore·Faust Injury Law Group is not a full service law firm. If you are charged with a crime, facing family matters, facing debt collectors, or a myriad of other legal problems, Moore·Faust Injury Law Group is not your choice. Moore·Faust Injury Law Group takes great pride in only representing the interests of those who have been injured.