William A. Krais

Bill, in speaking of his plaintiffs personal injury clients, says, "I have sat in the living room of parents as they shared the tragic circumstances of their teenage daughter’s death, watched as a physical therapist coaxed a neurologically impaired child to feed herself, listened to a young boy describe horrific abuse at the hands of a caregiver, and counseled a young mother diagnosed with terminal cancer as she made plans for her children." In the face of such tragedy, these people have displayed both great strength and extreme vulnerability, especially when confronted by an increasingly complex legal system.

"These people, our clients, turn to us to protect their rights and interests. We, in turn, support them with a team of professionals that not only includes experienced litigators, but also legal nurse consultants, trained paralegals, and legal assistants. Through hard work, compassion, and an unwavering commitment, we serve our clients in their time of need."

"We have tried and settled many different kinds of medical malpractice and serious personal injury cases, including cases involving, for example, babies injured during childbirth, orthopedic injuries, delayed diagnosis of cancer, failure to timely diagnose a stroke, surgical errors, traumatic brain injuries, wrongful death, and those injured in accidents."

Bill has been certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a certified civil trial attorney. He has also been appointed by the New Jersey Supreme Court to serve on various committees and to serve as a Special Ethics Adjudicator in complex matters involving attorney ethics. Bill is a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, a trustee of the American Board of Trial Advocates, and was recognized by the Morris County Bar Association as the Civil Practice Attorney of the year in 2025.

Outside of the office, Bill has served for well over 20 years on the board of trustees for Matheny Medical and Educational Center and chaired the board from 2019-2024.