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Senior Attorney, Louisville

Terry
Goodspeed

More than $150M recovered for clients

An 18-year trial veteran and former NCAA Division I athlete who brings the same competitive drive to every case — with more than $150M recovered for injured Kentuckians and Indianans.

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About Terry

Terry Goodspeed is a Senior Attorney at Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers and a former NCAA Division I athlete who brings the same competitive drive to every case he handles. Over his 18-year career, Terry has recovered more than $100 million for injured victims across Kentucky and Indiana, making him one of the most accomplished personal injury attorneys in the region.

Trial Experience & Philosophy

Terry is a seasoned courtroom attorney who prepares every case as though it is going to trial. That relentless preparation is why insurance carriers routinely pay top-dollar settlements on his files. When they don’t, Terry is ready to go the distance.

He has tried motor vehicle, trucking, and motorcycle cases to verdict across the Commonwealth and has a proven record of holding large corporate defendants accountable.

Practice Areas

Terry’s practice is focused on motor vehicle crashes, commercial trucking accidents, and motorcycle cases, with particular depth on catastrophic injury and wrongful death. If you or a loved one has been seriously hurt, Terry brings the preparation, experience, and record to deliver results.

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Injured in an Accident?

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(502) 888-8888

Credentials

Experience
18 Years
Law School
University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law
Undergraduate
Ball State University (Honors)
Bar Admissions
Kentucky · Indiana
Federal Courts
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, Eastern & Western Districts of Kentucky
Memberships
Kentucky Justice Association, American Association for Justice, Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum
Primary Focus
Motor Vehicle Crashes, Trucking Accidents, Motorcycle Crashes