Jeffrey Dean Boyd

Jeffrey Dean Boyd

5.0
Rating: 10.0

Licensed for 43 years

Car accident Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accident, Wrongful Death ... +2 more

601 University Street, Suite 2600, Seattle, WA

About Jeffrey

Biography

Practice Areas

5

Practice Areas

Car Accident 20%

Bicycle Accidents, Pedestrian Accidents, Trucking Accidents

44 years

20%
Insurance 20%

Insurance Coverage, Denied Claims, Insurance Disputes, Insurance Bad Faith

20%

Fees and Rates

Cost

Contingency

33%-40%


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Licenses

Licensed in Washington for 16 years

State: Washington

Acquired: 2009

Active

No misconduct found

Licensed in Ohio for 43 years

State: Ohio

Acquired: 1982

Active

No misconduct found

Location

Law Offices of Jeffrey Dean Boyd

601 University Street, Suite 2600, Seattle, WA, 98101

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Posted by Michael | February 16, 2018 | Hired Attorney

This review is from a person who hired this attorney.

Building brighter tomorrows

Love this team! From day one they were on top of every aspect. Filings, documents, discovery.... It made it easier to start the healing, not having to worry about the legal aspect of all this. Very professional and assertive towards getting a positive resolution for me. Deborah, Jeff, and th...e entire staff were a pleasure to work with and I'm honored to call them friends. If there is a way to help you, they will give it full measure!

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Jeffrey Dean Boyd's Lawyer Endorsements

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Matthew Spencer

Car accident lawyer | Jan 25

Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

"At first, you will be impressed with Jeff's credentials. Once you meet him, you will be even more impressed with the way he cares about his clients and with providing great legal services."

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Kevin Coluccio

Car accident lawyer | Aug 04

Relationship: Worked together on matter

"I highly endorse Jeff. Jeff is dedicated to providing his clients with the exceptional representation. He is experienced in this area of the law and seeks to obtain justice for his clients. Jeff is also experienced in consulting on jury issues and assists other lawyers with their cases."

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J.D. Smith

Personal injury lawyer | Jun 22

Relationship: Worked together on matter

"I have worked with Jeff as Co-Counsel, his insight and experience were invaluable. I have never met anyone more calm than Jeff. He exudes confidence and is such a genuine person. I have also worked with Jeff on Focus Groups, one of his passions. He has a real skill of getting folks to open up and offer candid thoughts. His work made a direct positive impact on the results on many of my cases. Through our professional work Jeff and I have become friends. This uniquely qualifies me because I have seen him in professional and social circles. He is always the consummate professional. I proudly endorse Jeff, he is one of the best and we are lucky to have him here in the Pacific Northwest."

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John Alexander

Personal injury lawyer | Jul 21

Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

"Jeff gets my endorsement for his extensive trial experience, knowledge and excellent skills for meeting his clients needs. He has great experience and knowledge as a trial lawyer who understands juries from many different perspectives. Personal injury clients who retain Jeff can rest assured they have a very skilled attorney who puts his clients first and will get the best results for them. It is a pleasure to endorse Jeff."

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Experience

Rating:  10.0 (Superb)

Honors

2016

Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers Magazine

2015

Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers Magazine

2014

Super Lawyer, Washington Law & Politics Magazine

2013

Super Lawyer, Washington Law & Politics Magazine

2012

Super Lawyer, Washington Law & Politics Magazine

2008

Wiedemann and Wysocki National Finance Counsel Award, American Association for Justice

2008

President's Award, Ohio Association for Justice

1995

Distinguished Service Award, Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers

Work Experience

2012 - Present

Adjunct Professor, University Of Washington School Of Law, Trial Advocacy

2009 - Present

Partner, Nelson Boyd, PLLC

2009 - Present

Partner, Boyd Trial Consulting

2007 - 2009

Executive Director, Ohio Association for Justice

1998 - 2009

Attorney, The Boyd Law Firm and Boyd Trial Consulting

1989 - 1998

Partner, Mccarthy, Palmer, Volkema, Boyd & Thomas

1982 - 1989

Associate, Lane, Alton & Horst, & Zonak, Poulos, & Hunter

Associations

2013 - Present

Washington State Association for Justice

Eagle Member

2012 - Present

Jefferson County Bar Association

Member

2010 - Present

Melvin M. Belli Society

Member

2010 - Present

Clallam County Bar Association

Member

2009 - Present

Washington State Bar Association

Member

2009 - Present

Washington Association for Justice

Member

2009 - Present

American Society of Trial Consultants

Member

1995 - Present

Public Justice

Member

1989 - Present

American Association for Justice

Member

1989 - Present

Central Ohio Association for Justice

Past President

1982 - Present

Ohio State Bar Association

Member

Education

1982

Ohio State University Moritz College of Law

JD - Juris Doctor

1979

Kent State University

BA - Bachelor of Arts

Speaking Engagements

2020

AAJ 2020 Annual Convention

Jury Bias Seminar

2019

Annual Convention, Breckenridge, CO

Focus Groups: Feeling Good or Learning to Win

2019

Annual Conference, San Diego, CA

You’ve Done Your Focus Groups, Now What?

2018

Washington State Bar Association, Seattle, WA

Evidence

2018

Washington Employment Lawyers Association, Seattle, WA

Winning Lessons from Focus Groups

2018

Washington Employment Lawyers Association, Seattle, WA

Winning Lessons from Focus Groups

2018

American Association for Justice, Annual Convention, Denver, CO

Jury Research: Focus Groups - Finding the Moral Tone That Resonates with Jurors

2018

American Association for Justice, Annual Convention, Denver, CO

Jury Research: Focus Groups - Finding the Moral Tone That Resonates with Jurors

2018

Advanced Trial Lawyer College, Atlanta, GA

How Jurors REALLY Think – A Live Focus Group Evaluates a Personal Injury Case

2017

WTLA - Winter Seminar, Steamboat Springs, CO

What Focus Groups Tell Us About Medical Malpractice Cases

2017

ITLA - 50th Anniversary Spring Seminar, Boise, ID

How much Medicine Does the Jury Need to Know?

2016

WTLA - Winter Conference, Steamboat Springs, CO

D-I-S-C: Who's Your Jury Going to Be?

2016

WSAJ - Understanding Medicine Seminar, Seattle, WA

How much Medicine Does the Jury Need to Know?

2016

AAJ - Jury Bias - A Day at the Races Seminar, Louisville, KY

Using Focus Groups to Discover and Meet the Needs of the Jury

2015

WTLA - Winter Conference, Lake Tahoe, CA

Bad Faith. Good Stuff.

2015

WSAJ - Winning with Witnesses Seminar, Seattle, WA

Putting It All Together - What Focus Groups Tell Us About What Is Important

2015

ITLA - Annual Conference, Sun Valley, ID

Juror Attitudes in Complex Cases: How Real People Think About Tough Trial Issues

2014

WTLA - Winter Conference, Lake Tahoe, CA

Focus Groups And Juror Perspective in Premises Cases

2014

Multnomah County Bar Association, Portland, OR

How Jurors Really Think; A Live Focus Group Evaluation of a Personal Injury Case

2014

Inns of Court, Portland

Lawyers are from Mars. Jurors are from Venus. What Lawyers Can Learn from Focus Groups

2014

Annual Convention, Skamania, WA

Focus Groups - Feeling Good or Learning How To Win?

2013

Maui Conference

4 Trial Tips You Can Start Using Today

2013

Annual Convention

What Generation XYZ Expects from Your Association

2012

Law Review CLE, Seattle

Insurance Coverage Litigation

2012

Idaho Trial Lawyers Association, Couer d’Alene, ID

What Were They Thinking!?!

2011

WSAJ Downtown Seattle Roundtable

5 Tips That Will Improve Your Next Trial: Tested Techniques That Will Carry You From Voir Dire To Verdict

2011

National CLE Conference, Vail, CO

Trial Tips

2010

Annual Convention, New Orleans, LA

What Were They Thinking: Tips Learned from 12 Years of Doing Focus Groups, How They Work, and How They Can Improve Your Practice

2010

Annual Convention

What Were They Thinking: Tips Learned from 12 Years of Doing Focus Groups

2004

Ohio Attorney General's Seminar

Technical Tools for the Trial Advocate

2003

Annual Convention

"Symbol" Coverage in Scott-Pontzer Litigation

2001

Regional Seminars

A High Tech Mock Trial of a Scott-Pontzer Case

1999

Regional Seminars

Using Focus Groups To Win

1997

Annual Convention

Automobile Crashworthiness - GM, the Type III Door Latch, and the Seat-Belt-in-the-Door

1996

Tort Reform Seminar

Alcohol, Drugs, Seatbelts

1996

Insurance Law Seminar

Litigating a UM/UIM Case

1996

Annual Convention, Boston, MA

Liquor Liability and the Underage Drinker

1996

Annual Convention

Ethical Representation of Clients - Avoiding Mistakes

1995

Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers

Tort Action Against the Drunk Driver: Post Cabe

1994

Annual Convention

Scheduling and Trial of a Civil Suit: Plaintiff's Perspective

1993

Regional Seminar

Punitive Damages and the Drunk Driver

1990

Insurance Law Seminar

Bad Faith

Publications

2019

The Bulletin, South Carolina Association for Justice Using Focus Groups to Discover and Meet the Needs of the Jury

2019

Trial Trends (MTLA) Lessons Learned from Listening to Real People

2018

The Prairie Barrister, Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys Insurance Bad Faith – What Jurors Think About Insurance,”

2017

Trial, American Association for Justice What’s on Jurors’ Minds?

2017

Trial Lawyer, Oregon Trial Lawyers Ass’n Learning from Real People–Knowledge is Power

2016

Trial News, WSAJ Insurance Bad Faith - What Jurors Think About Insurance

2015

Trial News, WSAJ Preparing for Voir Dire

2014

Trial News, WSAJ Getting to Know Judge Ramseyer

2014

Trial News, WSAJ Critical Thinking About Critical Thinking

2014

Trial News, WSAJ No

2014

Trial News, WSAJ In Praise of Rubbing Shoulders

2014

Trial News, WSAJ Them vs. US

2013

Trial News, WSAJ "Accidents” Don’t Happen

2013

American Association for Justice Trial Focus Groups and Juror Perspective

2013

Trial News, WSAJ Trial News, Your portal to your Practice

2013

Trial News, WSAJ You are Not so Smart (and Neither am I)!

2013

Trial News, WSAJ The Challenges of the Modest Case

2013

Trial News, WSAJ Personal Responsibility “Am I my Brother’s Keeper?

2012

Trial News, WSAJ Using Focus Groups to Discover and Meet the Needs of the Jury

2011

Trial News, WSAJ Fighting to Protect Cancer Victims Outside the Courtroom

2010

Trial News, WSAJ Psychological Science in the Courtroom, Consensus and Controversy

2007

Tort Law Journal of Ohio Sanctions in the Era of Zealous-less Advocacy

1999

Ohio Trial How To Try A Personal Injury Case Without Medical Testimony

1998

Wiley Law Publications Expert Witness Update Reclaiming the Courtroom: How to Use Expert Witnesses Most Effectively

1996

OSBA Bar Briefs How to Efficiently and Effectively Conduct a Rule 103 Arbitration

1995

Ohio Trial The First Eight in the Box

1993

Ohio Trial Stopping the Drunken Driver: A Matter of Conscience

1991

Ohio Trial Getting Medical Records, Bills and Opinions into Evidence at Trial

Languages

English

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