Our Attorneys
Every page on Birth Injury Advocate is reviewed by two named, licensed attorneys: one from each firm in the alliance. Meet them, and verify their bar admissions yourself.
Every substantive page on Birth Injury Advocate is reviewed by two named, licensed attorneys: one from each firm in the alliance. Their names are not marketing decoration: each review stamp on this site is backed by a real attorney with a public bar ID you can verify with the licensing authority yourself. Here is exactly who they are.
Laurence P. Banville, Esq.

Laurence P. Banville is the Managing Partner of Banville Law, a New York personal injury firm with a Washington, D.C. practice, and has practiced law since 2009. Within the alliance, he handles birth injury cases in New York and Washington, D.C., along with federal (FTCA) claims involving military hospitals.
- New York: Bar ID 4725149, admitted June 23, 2009
- Washington, D.C.: Bar ID 1033393, admitted July 8, 2016
- Education: University College Dublin, BBLS (European) Law & Business, summa cum laude (2008)
Max Morgan, Esq.

Max Morgan practices with The Weitz Firm, LLC, the alliance’s Pennsylvania and New Jersey member firm, with offices in Philadelphia and Cherry Hill. Within the alliance, he handles birth injury cases in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
- Pennsylvania: Attorney ID 316096, admitted 2013
- New Jersey: Bar ID 062552013, admitted 2013
- Education: Rutgers Law School – Camden, J.D., magna cum laude (2013); Penn State University, B.S. (2010)
Why two reviewers on every page
Birth injury content sits at the intersection of medicine and law, and getting either wrong hurts families. Both attorneys review every page before it is published: the medical explanations must match the cited primary sources (ACOG, AAP, NIH, peer-reviewed journals), and the legal statements must be accurate for the states where each attorney is licensed. The full process (sourcing rules, review dates, and how to report an error), is documented in our editorial policy.
One thing you will not see us do is blur the licensure lines. Laurence is licensed in New York and Washington, D.C.; Max is licensed in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. For families in other states, the alliance connects you with its vetted network of local birth injury attorneys, and tells you plainly that is what is happening. More on how the alliance works is on our about page.
Want to know if your child’s birth injury case has merit? Either attorney will review your situation for free and tell you honestly, including when the answer is no.