As the Managing Partner of Owen, Patterson & Owen, Susan Owen plays a pivotal role in shaping the firm’s strategic direction and enhancing its reputation in the personal injury legal landscape. With nearly 25 years of extensive experience, Susan has honed her expertise across a...
As the Managing Partner of Owen, Patterson & Owen, Susan Owen plays a pivotal role in shaping the firm’s strategic direction and enhancing its reputation in the personal injury legal landscape. With nearly 25 years of extensive experience, Susan has honed her expertise across a diverse array of personal injury cases, including product liability, wrongful termination, harassment, and discrimination. Her leadership has been instrumental in navigating complex litigation, particularly in high-stakes cases involving wrongful death and serious injuries sustained in auto and motorcycle accidents.
Under Susan's guidance, the firm has successfully represented clients nationwide, ensuring they receive the justice and compensation they deserve. Her commitment to client advocacy is reflected in the firm’s track record of favorable outcomes, which has solidified Owen, Patterson & Owen's standing as a trusted ally for individuals facing life-altering injuries. Susan's deep understanding of the nuances of personal injury law allows her to effectively strategize and execute winning cases, whether they involve workplace harassment or tragic incidents like playground and truck accidents.
In addition to her courtroom prowess, Susan is actively involved in community outreach and non-profit initiatives, further demonstrating her dedication to social justice and public awareness. Her skills in event planning and advocacy have helped raise awareness about critical issues, such as children's sports accidents and birth injuries, positioning her as a thought leader in the industry. As she continues to lead Owen, Patterson & Owen, Susan Owen remains committed to not only achieving justice for her clients but also fostering a culture of compassion and integrity within the legal profession.
