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Kevin Kapusta

Kevin Kapusta
Please join us in welcoming Attorney Kevin Kapusta to Mark Wright Law! Kevin has been practicing law for 3 decades with a focus on personal injury for the last 20 years. In his early career Kevin was prosecutor and tried cases such as murder, drug trafficking, kidnapping and Racketeering. Later he became a top litigator for the insurance companies for many years. He has successfully litigated thousands of cases over the last three decades. He handles cases in the following practice areas:

Practice Areas

  • Wrongful death
  • Catastrophic injuries
  • Automobile accidents
  • Slip and Falls
  • Construction accidents
  • Products liability
  • Trucking accidents
  • Negligent security
  • Motorcycle accidents
  • Insurance Disputes
  • Drunk Drivers
  • Bicycle accident
  • Scooter accident
  • Rideshare accident
  • Boating accident

Now he uses his expertise and insights to help our clients pursue the maximum value for their case.  As an attorney for the insurance companies he has gained valuable experience regarding how these companies approach cases. He can therefore employ the most advantageous strategies to maximize recovery and avoid costly mistakes that other attorneys commit.  Kevin believes the client should receive exceptional service and he prides himself on implementing specific strategies tailored to each client.  Keeping the client every step of the way is one of Kevin’s highest priorities.  Over the last couple of years Kevin has recovered millions of dollars for his injured clients.

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