Trecker Fritz & Williams has a history of helping people after an accident or professional error. We have more than 40 years of experience representing injured clients, including residents of Hawaii, military members, and their families and visitors to our state who have suffered a catastrophic injury or death. Our reputation speaks for itself: Trecker Fritz & Williams was named by the prestigious Best Lawyers in America as a Tier 1 law firm in Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiff. Our founding partner, Collin M. (Marty) Fritz, was named Lawyer of the Year in Hawaii by Best Lawyers and Honolulu Magazine for Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiff in 2017. This is important. Lawyers who are honored by companies like Best Lawyers and Super Lawyers are chosen only by the very best lawyers and judges who see lawyers in action. They are the people who know! Founding Partner Collin M. (Marty) Fritz served in the U.S. Army in the judge advocate general's corp. He has more than 40 years of personal injury experience and is committed to finding creative and beneficial outcomes for his clients. Mr. Fritz has been recognized by his peers and judges in Super Lawyers, Martindale-Hubbell AV* (highest for competence and ethics), Best Lawyers in America and was named Lawyer of the Year in Hawaii by Best Lawyers and Honolulu Magazine for Personal Injury Litigation — Plaintiff in 2017. He is a member and frequent lecturer to other lawyers at American Association for Justice and Western Trial Lawyers Association.

Carlos D. Perez-Mesa has been an active trial attorney in New Jersey and Hawaii since 1986. In Hawaii, he has tried over 20 jury and bench trials to verdict in state and federal court and participated in over 300 arbitrations and meditations. Mr. Perez-Mesa has wide ranging experience practicing in both federal and state court handling a broad range of litigation, including products liability, construction law, employment discrimination, personal injury, the Americans with Disabilities Act, environmental law, automobile and slip and fall accidents, Title VII civil rights law and workers compensation law. He also handles private arbitrations and mediations involving all types of civil actions, including auto cases, sexual harassment, age discrimination, wrongful discharge, racial discrimination, UM and UIM auto cases and AOAO disputes. Upon graduation of law school, Mr. Perez-Mesa served as a law clerk to Judge Nicholas in Mandak, Passaic County, New Jersey. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Perez-Mesa focused on litigation concerning personal injury, employment discrimination, products liability and condominium law. He defended AIG™ and Farmers™ Insurance insureds involved in automobile and slip and fall accidents. Mr. Perez-Mesa worked seven years as a trial attorney for AIG™’s Staff Counsel’s office in Honolulu. He also has three successful published Hawaii Supreme Court opinions.

As your immigration attorney , Carmen DiAmore-Siah Attorney At Law in Honolulu, HI is always standing by to assist with your legal needs. For over 20 years Carmen DiAmore-Siah has been helping people become citizens, avoid being deported, and helping people through the overwhelming process of becoming a United States citizen . From filling out the proper forms, to getting a job and becoming a citizen with a green card, Carmen helps you through the entire process so you don't have to worry about unnecessary fees, or delays in the process.

Since 1985, Woody Soldner has been committed to obtaining maximum compensation for those who have been injured in Hawaii due to the actions of others. Woody is particularly focused on helping people with catastrophic injuries, including spinal cord injuries, brain injuries and burns. These cases are typically the result of car accidents, pedestrian accidents, hospital malpractice, defective products, construction accidents and fires. Woody and his team understand the complex, lifetime consequences of a catastrophic injury or wrongful death and they are relentless in securing a better future for their clients and their families.

Damon Senaha is the founding attorney at the Law Office of Damon M. Senaha, a Honolulu law firm serving individuals and businesses on Oahu and all the islands of Hawaii in the areas of real estate, business litigation and employment law. After 24 years of military service, Mr. Senaha retired from the U.S. Navy at the rank of Lieutenant Commander. His professional education includes an Associate in Applied Science degree in the field of Aircraft Pneudraulics Systems Technology from the Community College of the Air Force. In addition, he received a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Technology from Southern Illinois University and a Master’s of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of La Verne before earning his juris doctor law degree from Thomas Jefferson School of Law.

At Charles H. Brower and Associates, A Law Corporation, in Honolulu, the client comes first. Attorney Charles H. Brower is known among both former clients and fellow lawyers as loyal to his clients and dedicated to working hard to protect their rights

Maria Penn is a practicing lawyer serving Honolulu, HI and the surrounding area.

George Allen Burke is a practicing lawyer in the state of Hawaii handling personal injury matters.

David is a Kamehameha Schools graduate and completed his law degree at S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah. David also obtained his Master in Business Administration at the University of Utah and a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Brigham Young University - Provo. David previously worked for the U.S. Attorney's Office, Salt Lake District Attorney's Office, and Adams Davis, a prestigious personal injury law firm in Utah. David is dedicated to giving back to the Hawaiian community. He enjoys coaching soccer in Kaneohe for HYSA and AYSO. David is also an accomplished Samoan Fire Knife Dancer, Native American Hoop Dancer, and pianist. He regularly provides volunteer performances with his family in the community for schools, churches, and elderly homes. David previously placed as a semi-finalist in the World Fire Knife Competition at the Polynesian Cultural Center and won the inaugural Kauai Polynesian Festival Fire Knife Competition. David enjoys playing Hawaiian and reggae music and spending time with his wife and four children.