Nancy Hersh is a seasoned attorney and the owning partner at Hersh & Hersh PC, where she has dedicated her career to leveraging the law as a powerful tool for justice. With over three decades of experience, Nancy has cultivated a deep expertise in civil...
Nancy Hersh is a seasoned attorney and the owning partner at Hersh & Hersh PC, where she has dedicated her career to leveraging the law as a powerful tool for justice. With over three decades of experience, Nancy has cultivated a deep expertise in civil litigation, specializing in trial work across a diverse range of areas, including personal injury, medical malpractice, products liability, and business litigation. Her commitment to her clients is evident in her meticulous approach to each case, where she combines her extensive legal knowledge with a passion for advocacy.
At Hersh & Hersh, Nancy has played a pivotal role in numerous high-stakes trials, where her skills in litigation and public speaking have shone brightly. She is known for her ability to distill complex legal concepts into compelling narratives that resonate with juries, making her a formidable presence in the courtroom. Her firm has earned a reputation for excellence, particularly in medical device and pharmaceutical litigation, where Nancy's insights into regulatory frameworks and industry standards have proven invaluable.
In addition to her trial work, Nancy is deeply committed to mentoring the next generation of legal professionals. She actively engages in legal research and shares her insights through public speaking engagements, where she discusses emerging trends in civil litigation and the importance of ethical practices in legal malpractice cases. Her leadership at Hersh & Hersh is characterized by a dedication to integrity and client service, ensuring that the firm remains a trusted advocate for those seeking justice. Through her work, Nancy Hersh continues to uphold the essential values instilled by her father, LeRoy Hersh, while paving the way for future successes in the legal field.
