Landmark results. Smart advocacy. Real change.
We are a small firm with more than 110 years of combined experience, respected in the legal community both regionally and nationally.
What matters just as much, however, is our reputation with the people we represent. We’ve built that reputation by giving every client personal attention, clear guidance, and unwavering support — because each case deserves respect, and each client deserves to be heard.
Badey, Sloan & DiGenova concentrates on representing individuals and families facing serious legal challenges after life-altering events. These are matters where experience, preparation, and sound judgment make a real difference. Our attorneys take a thoughtful, strategic approach to every case, developing a clear plan from the outset and pursuing the path that best serves our clients’ long-term interests — whether through negotiation, litigation, or trial.
The attorneys at Badey, Sloan & DiGenova bring decades of experience representing individuals facing serious and complex legal matters. From high-stakes negotiations to jury trials, appeals, mediation, and administrative proceedings, our team is known for strategic advocacy and unwavering preparation. Most importantly, we take the time to listen, understand each client’s situation, and chart the smartest path forward.
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“Mr. Badey, I want to go to McDonald’s.”
We have a tradition that began in 1992: whenever we secure a verdict or settlement of one million dollars or more, we take our client to McDonald’s to celebrate.
The tradition started after a significant courtroom victory — a $1.5 million result for a seriously injured client. As we packed up our trial materials, we overheard our corporate opponents discussing which upscale restaurant they would visit for filet mignon and martinis. We decided, instead, to celebrate where our client felt most comfortable. Mickey D’s it was.
That moment became something more meaningful than a celebration. It became a reminder of who we represent — and why.
In another case, a young man suffered a serious neck injury. After the jury retired to deliberate, the insurance company increased its offer from $450,000 to $850,000. I asked my client what he wanted to do. He looked at me and said, “Mr. Badey, I want to go to McDonald’s.”
We let the jury decide. They returned a verdict of $2.76 million.
That day, we supersized the extra value meals.
We approach every case with careful strategy and clear communication from the start. Use the form to reach out and begin a conversation about your situation.
