Grungo Law

Grungo Law is known for personal injury representation in New Jersey, Philadelphia, and surrounding counties, backed by certified civil trial attorneys and a strong record of major recoveries. The firm handles car accidents, motorcycle crashes, truck accidents, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse, brain injuries, workers’ compensation, wrongful death, premises liability, and catastrophic injury claims involving negligence, insurance disputes, medical costs, lost income, long-term harm, and family hardship after serious accidents.

Grungo Law builds personalized legal solutions through open communication, responsive service, and case strategies shaped around the facts of each injury claim. The firm evaluates liability, damages, insurance coverage, medical evidence, wage loss, future care, and long-term needs before selecting the strongest path forward. Thorough preparation supports stronger settlements and trial readiness, reflecting the principle “Pray for peace, prepare for trial” in every serious injury matter pursued with steady focus.

Grungo Law brings deep expertise through battle-tested trial lawyers who combine modern technology with traditional advocacy. The firm prepares claims carefully, gathers evidence, works with resources suited to the injury, and presents damages with precision. Richard Grungo Jr. and José Hernandez are certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as Civil Trial Attorneys, a designation held by fewer than 2.5 percent of New Jersey attorneys overall in the statewide injury practice.

Grungo Law is recognized for hundreds of millions recovered in verdicts and settlements, with results reflecting preparation, persistence, and skilled negotiation. The firm’s casework includes serious injury claims across New Jersey and Pennsylvania, supported by offices in Cherry Hill, Medford, Hamilton, Vineland, and Philadelphia. Compassionate guidance, direct communication, and trial-focused advocacy help injured clients pursue accountability, financial recovery, and justice after preventable harm in complex negligence cases.