Ryan C. Posey

Attorney Ryan C. Posey

202-524-0123 ext. 2

rposey@poseylebowitz.com

Posey Lebowitz PLLC

3221 M Street NW

Washington DC 20007

Ryan C. Posey, founding partner of Posey Lebowitz, helps injured people in personal injury litigation and business people in commercial disputes. He has been honored each year since 2014 as a SuperLawyer by Super Lawyers magazine. Mr. Posey has litigated matters in federal and state courts around the country pertaining to Personal Injury, Contracts and Commercial Disputes, Real Estate Investment, Civil Rights, Wrongful Death, Products Liability, and Copyright and Intellectual Property Licensing.

Practice

Trial & Motion Practice

Ryan Posey tries cases and litigates the motions that decide them — dispositive motions, discovery fights, and the post-trial motions that decide whether a verdict survives. Alongside the injury practice he handles commercial disputes for small businesses: contract and fiduciary-duty claims, partnership and shareholder fights, real property litigation, and arbitration. He is admitted to the Supreme Court of the United States, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, and six federal district courts.

Representative Cases

A sample of the work

  • Pedestrian struck in a crosswalkOur client was crossing with the signal when a driver turning out of a parking garage struck her, causing facial fractures, broken ribs, and dental injuries. After the driver's insurer tendered its limits, we identified an additional layer of commercial coverage — the driver had been running an errand for his employer — and pursued it.
  • Passenger struck by a stolen car in a police chaseA stolen vehicle fleeing police at high speed collided with the van our client was riding in. We obtained a recovery for his injuries even though the at-fault driver could never have satisfied a judgment.
  • Uninsured / underinsured motorist victoryWhen our client's own insurer refused to pay fair value after a serious collision, we litigated the UM/UIM claim against the insurer and won.
  • Carbon monoxide poisoning at homeOur client was poisoned by carbon monoxide inside her own apartment. We brought a claim over the building conditions that allowed it to happen and resolved the case.
  • Fall in an apartment-building elevatorWe represented a resident who fell in her building's elevator and suffered a knee injury requiring treatment, and resolved the claim.
  • Injured motorcyclistWe represented a rider seriously hurt in a collision and resolved both the injury claim and the federal Medicare reimbursement interest that followed it.
  • Motor-vehicle collisionWe handled an injury claim from crash through settlement, including negotiating the health plan's reimbursement demand so more of the recovery stayed with the client.
  • Injury at an organized recreational eventOur client was seriously injured riding a drift trike at an organized event. We pursued claims arising from how the event was run and resolved the case.
  • Recreational vehicle crashA claim arising from the crash of a three-wheeled recreational vehicle, litigated against the seller and resolved.
  • Business contract disputeWe represented an individual in a breach-of-contract action and litigated the case to resolution.

These are examples, not a ranking, with identifying details omitted to protect client privacy. Additional matters are subject to confidentiality agreements. See the firm's results →

Digital Asset Recovery

More than $22 million in digital assets recovered from federal custody

When federal agencies seize cryptocurrency and other digital assets, getting them back takes targeted motions practice. Ryan has recovered more than $22 million in digital assets (valued as of 2026) for clients under Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 41(g), including bitcoin returned from federal custody to a single client. Read more on our results page →

These case results are examples of matters handled by Posey Lebowitz PLLC. The outcome of any case depends on the specific facts and legal circumstances of that case. These results do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any future matter. Asset values are stated as of 2026 and will change.

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