Pribanic & Pribanic
About the firm
Pribanic & Pribanic is a Pittsburgh-based personal injury and medical malpractice trial firm founded in 1984. The firm handles serious and catastrophic injury cases across Pennsylvania, including medical negligence, product liability, workplace injuries, and wrongful death.
Notable results
After a months-long non-jury trial in Butler County, a judge found Ernst and Young liable for accounting negligence and misrepresentation in its handling of bankruptcy records tied to a long-running Ponzi scheme, awarding Barbara Reilly $102,718,989, a verdict the Pennsylvania Superior Court later vacated and sent back for a new trial.
Victor Pribanic won a $3.25 million jury verdict, the largest in McKean County history and the first plaintiff win in a county med-mal trial since 2000, for a 66-year-old school janitor whose emergency room physicians and primary care doctor missed a foot abscess until it required a below-knee amputation.
Victor Pribanic secured a confidential settlement for the family of James Yingling III, a 35-year-old father of five who died after his Saturn Ion lost steering and braking when a defective GM ignition switch cut power to critical safety systems.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
