For Nearly 50 years, Swanson, Lathen, Alexander, McCann & Prestwich, PC, has represented individuals and families in wrongful death and personal injury matters.

These matters include everything from automobile accidents and medical malpractice claims, to premises and products liability cases. We represent individuals in claims against their own insurance companies, as well as handling appeals.

Unlike other personal injury law firms, we never represent insurance companies. Never have. Never will. Our commitment always has been, and continues to be, to seek justice for individuals.

Our lawyers have spent their entire legal careers working together towards this commitment.
Let us use our experience and commitment to work in helping you.

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Personal Injury

Personal injury is a broad area of law that relates primarily to representing individuals injured by the negligence or intentional conduct of others. Personal injury includes automobile accidents, … Learn More

Wrongful Death

When the conduct of a wrongdoer causes a person’s death, a claim for wrongful death may arise. A wrongful death claim can include claims for any monetary losses suffered as a result of the … Learn More

Automobile Accidents

The most common category of personal injury law involves injuries suffered by drivers, passengers, and pedestrians as a result of another's negligently operating an automobile. Every person operating … Read More

Medical Malpractice

Medical malpractice refers to medical negligence or injuries caused when a health care provider, typically a physician, fails to provide a minimal level of reasonable treatment and an … Read More

Premises Liability

Premises liability cases typically refer to as “slip-and-fall” or “trip-and-fall” cases. They involve the potential liability of a landowner, usually a business, for injuries to a … Read More

Products Liability

Generally speaking, products liability refers to the liability of the makers or sellers of defective products to someone injured by the defect. Potentially responsible parties can include … Read More