Mohamed N. Bakry

Mohamed is a member of the Casualty Department where he defends clients in cases related to product liability, premises liability and transportation. His clients include manufacturers; property owners; retailers and product suppliers faced with lawsuits alleging assault and battery; defects on the premises; acts of negligent third parties; improper maintenance of the premises; and design defects, to name a few. He also defends product manufacturers, suppliers and premises owners in asbestos litigation.

Additionally, Mohamed has experience handling automobile liability matters, representing businesses and individuals involved in auto accidents, negligent auto claims, and personal injury cases. Mohamed has deep experience in criminal litigation having previously worked for the Defender Association of Philadelphia. Within his current criminal defense practice, Mohamed has represented criminal defendants facing charges in Federal and State court. He has represented individuals charged with possession of narcotics and DUI, to major felonies such as fraud, burglary, robbery, assault and homicide. He has also defended doctors and business owners against Attorney General grand jury investigations regarding Medicare fraud and insurance fraud.  

Mohamed actively participates in arbitration and major jury trial cases from inception to final resolution. In representing clients, he handles all phases of litigation, including initial case investigation, discovery, depositions, motion practice and the preparation of witnesses for trial.

Mohamed is passionate about and dedicated to the principles of diversity and inclusion, and he currently serves on Marshall Dennehey's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee, which helps establish a supportive and welcoming workplace environment in which employees of all backgrounds and demographic characteristics can work together. As an active member of the volunteer community, Mohamed serves as the Chair of the Board for an immigration legal services non-profit organization named Justice for Our Neighbors of the Delaware Valley. Mohamed is also the Second Vice President on the Board of Directors for the Lawyers' Club of Philadelphia, a social and educational organization working to promote camaraderie among members of the bench and the bar in the Philadelphia area.