 
Kevin Haverty is an experienced trial attorney engaged in the representation of victims of medical malpractice, such as cancer misdiagnosis, failure to diagnose heart attack, surgical and anesthesia errors and birth injuries as well as other significant personal injury cases. He was born July 5, 1957 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and received a Bachelor or Arts degree in Political Science in 1981 from Rutgers University, obtaining admission into the National Political Science Honor Society. Following graduation, he worked for Camden County, New Jersey for ten years, rising to the position of Deputy County Administrator. During that time, he became one of the earliest Certified Public Managers (CPM) in New Jersey. He pursued graduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania before attending Rutgers School of Law in Camden from where he was graduated with high honors. He was an Articles Editor for the Rutgers Law Journal and authored an article published in the Journal which has been cited by the New Jersey Supreme Court as well as two federal district courts. Since his admission to the bar in 1992, he has concentrated on plaintiffs’ medical malpractice cases and has obtained recoveries in several cases in excess of $1 million--and in one case, over $2.2 million--for injured patients. From 1994 to 1997 he was an part-time professor of legal research and writing at Rutgers Law School and has been involved in several precedent-setting cases before the New Jersey Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals and federal district court for the District of New Jersey. He is a frequent lecturer at continuing legal education seminars on various topics of substantive and procedural law in New Jersey. He is admitted to the Bar in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and is a member of the American Bar Association, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America--New Jersey and the Camden County Bar Association. He has recently joined the law firm of Williams, Cuker & Berezofsky www.wcblegal.com where he will continue his representation of victims of medical negligence as well as handling mass tort/class action cases with the firm. |
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