Attorney Quincy Booth has helped obtain over $650 Million for his clients who were unfortunately involved in and/or were the family members of individuals injured in catastrophic accidents. These complex cases involve dangerous products, devastating motor vehicle and trucking accidents, construction accidents and other incidents involving life-altering injuries that were caused by someone or some company’s negligence or reckless conduct.
Quincy E. Booth has a tremendous amount of care and resolve towards helping people in need of legal help and representation. Mr. Booth is committed to protecting the interests of individuals that have been injured or suffered a loss, and as a champion for people’s rights and a professional dedicated to service, he has prided himself on being an honorable advocate. After graduating from Drexel University, Mr. Booth spent five years in corporate America in the telecommunications industry at a Fortune 10 company and enjoyed great success and visibility as a top business developer. Despite his achievements as a consultative sales professional, Mr. Booth had an unrelenting desire to establish a career dedicated to serving and guiding people navigating an often-complex legal terrain. As someone that always strived to be a mentor, an educator, and serve as a shepherd for those in need of zealous representation and guidance, becoming a lawyer was the perfect fit for Mr. Booth.
Mr. Booth attended University of Pittsburgh School of Law where he was involved with several student organizations as well as social organizations geared to helping underserved and underrepresented neighborhoods, including the Black Law Students Association and Community Empowerment and Action Agency. In 2014 he was chosen to be a Fellow for the Marshall Brennan Constitutional Literacy program where law students taught high school students about important constitutional issues and trained their students on oral advocacy in preparation for a national moot court competition in Washington, D.C.
Quincy E. Booth is a licensed attorney in California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey state courts where he maintains active memberships with the Barristers, American Association for Justice, Trial Lawyers Associations, Bar Associations, and state-specific Associations for Justice. He is also admitted to practice before the Eastern District of Pennsylvania federal court. A consummate supporter of his local community, Mr. Booth has been an Assistant Troop Leader for Boy Scout Troop 133 at the African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas in Philadelphia, and currently serves as both the Vice President and as a member of the Board of Directors for the Camden Center for Youth Development in Camden, NJ. Mr. Booth has and continues to represent victims of personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits arising from unsafe/ defective products, automobile accidents, construction injuries and other workplace accidents, and medical malpractice.