About Miriam Barish

Miriam Barish has dedicated her practice to helping individuals and families who suffered catastrophic injuries due to the reckless, negligent conduct of others. Miriam is proud to have successfully resolved numerous multi-million dollar cases on behalf of her clients providing them crucial compensation in the face of tragedy. Most recently, in 2024 Ms. Barish secured a $6M settlement for a woman who was a truck accident victim . Her practice focuses on complex personal injury litigation, products liability, toxic torts, premise liability, dram shop cases, construction accidents, motor vehicle and motorcycle accidents in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Miriam also represents clients who have suffered harm by vaccines and manages the firms vaccine department.

Additionally, for many years Miriam's practice has emphasized protecting the rights of women who have been victims, providing them devoted and compassionate representation for the harm they suffered. Miriam Barish has been a strong advocate in the development of the law regarding protecting the rights of women. She has actively litigated premises liability cases regarding the safety and security of women and participated in obtaining a landmark verdict, in the first case of its kind, regarding a wrongful death case arising from the negligent premises security of two women. Ms.

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Widener University School of Law
J.D.

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