About

Jim Hurley has been practicing injury law in Virginia for over 20 years, with a focus on client empowerment and transparency in the litigation process. Learn more about his background, achievements, and firm Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers. Jim Hurley, a seasoned lawyer in Norfolk, Virginia, has dedicated over two decades to practicing injury law in the state. With a track record of trying over 100 cases and settling hundreds more out of court, he brings a wealth of experience to his clients. At the core of Jim Hurley\s practice is the belief that the client should be in control of their case and fully informed throughout the legal process. In 2011, he partnered with John Cooper to establish Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers. The firm has since expanded to include two more partners, Bill O\Mara and Griff O\Hanlon, while maintaining its commitment to a family-friendly approach. Jim Hurley is actively involved in various legal associations, including the Norfolk and Portsmouth Bar Association, the Virginia Beach Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, and the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. He is also the author of The Best Guide to Virginia Car Accidents and Injuries, a comprehensive resource in the field. Recognized for his excellence in legal practice, Jim Hurley has received an AV Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest possible rating. He has been consistently named in Virginia Super Lawyers since 2014, a distinction achieved by only 5% of attorneys. Additionally, he holds a perfect 10/10 rating on Avvo, a leading lawyer assessment agency. In conclusion, Jim Hurley\s dedication to his clients, his extensive experience, and his commitment to excellence in the legal field make him a trusted advocate for those seeking representation in personal injury cases.

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• Car Accidents
• Truck Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents

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• Free Consultancy Service
• Payment With Credit Card
• Retaines and Rates
  No payments are requested before a case is settled.

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