William Seegmiller, founder of the Seegmiller Law Firm in California, has distinguished himself as an effective personal injury attorney. He received the 2015 Golden Advocate Award for Largest Verdict, an award that recognized his winning a judgment of $40 million in damages for one client. Also ranked in the top 1 percent of all attorneys on the rating site Litigatorawards.com for both 2014 and 2015, William Seegmiller was named in 2016 as one of the Top Attorneys of North America by the American Institute. In the same year, he also won a Premier 100 Award from the American Academy of Jurisprudence.
Granted a Distinguished rating by the Martindale-Hubbell attorney-rating service in 2016, William Seegmiller advocates for justice and due compensation for his clients. He maintains a fully equipped mock courtroom in his offices so he can enter every trial fully prepared. These efforts produce results, as evidenced by his many six-figure awards. He also stands out as a speaker, invited by major law schools to talk on topics such as the benefits of mediation, which he believes to be crucial in reducing the traumatizing effects of litigation and can expedite compensation.
Active in his community, William Seegmiller contributes to scholarships at Pepperdine University and the Thomas Jefferson School of Law. He also supports the Special Olympics and is a patron of the arts, both as a contributor to theater companies and as the sponsor of a ballerina in the Bolshoi Ballet.
Granted a Distinguished rating by the Martindale-Hubbell attorney-rating service in 2016, William Seegmiller advocates for justice and due compensation for his clients. He maintains a fully equipped mock courtroom in his offices so he can enter every trial fully prepared. These efforts produce results, as evidenced by his many six-figure awards. He also stands out as a speaker, invited by major law schools to talk on topics such as the benefits of mediation, which he believes to be crucial in reducing the traumatizing effects of litigation and can expedite compensation.
Active in his community, William Seegmiller contributes to scholarships at Pepperdine University and the Thomas Jefferson School of Law. He also supports the Special Olympics and is a patron of the arts, both as a contributor to theater companies and as the sponsor of a ballerina in the Bolshoi Ballet.
