The Galiher firm is not only well-known and respected in the state of Hawaii, it has made its mark on the national scene through the asbestos litigation, the state attorney general lawsuits against the tobacco industry, and most recently, the state of Hawaii's antitrust gasoline overcharge litigation against the powerful oil and gasoline industry. In addition, the Galiher firm was the first law firm in Hawaii to file a latex allergy lawsuit.
The Galiher firm has worked with premier plaintiff firms from around the United States on asbestos and mesothelioma cases for over 20 years. Our firm has a national involvement and presence in asbestos litigation through national plaintiff organizations.
The Galiher firm is a resourceful law firm that has a reputation for aggressively pursuing personal injury actions against some of the largest businesses in America that have placed corporate earnings ahead of the health and safety of the consumer. Unlike many other law firms that look for quick settlements, the Galiher firm gets full compensation for its clients by being prepared and ready for trial in each and every case it undertakes. In fact, Gary Galiher has over 50 jury verdicts in asbestos litigation, including Hawaii’s first asbestos trial in 1982.
For all clients whom we represent for damage claims for personal injury or wrongful death, there is no fee if there is no recovery for the client. While we may charge by the hour for commercial litigation or other legal services such as drafting wills or trusts, in personal injury damage suits, if there is no recovery, there is no fee.
Retaining the Galiher firm means that you will receive personal and conscientious attention from lawyers with outstanding credentials and experience. The Galiher firm has and continues to seek redress for those who have been victimized by the careless, and often-times, callous acts of others.
The Galiher firm cares not only about those people it represents, but victims of corporate abuse everywhere. The Galiher firm is actively involved in fighting both local and national legislation that is meant to take away the rights of personal injury victims in the guise of "tort reform."