Alana Anzalone Lawyer Reviews & Ratings - Denver

Anzalone Law Offices opened its doors in April 1991 in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania as a personal injury law practice. Attorney William Anzalone formed Anzalone Law Offices after practicing 14 years with a major civil litigation firm in Northeastern Pennsylvania. In 2013, Anzalone Law Offices expanded its practice nationwide with the opening of the Denver office by William Anzalone’s daughter, Attorney Alana Anzalone.. Attorney Alana Anzalone received her undergraduate degree at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania and her law degree at the University of Pennsylvania, Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. She began practicing with her father and her brother, Attorney Jamie Anzalone, in October of 2007 concentrating solely on personal injury clients, including but not limited to victims of an automobile accident, motorcycle accident, tractor trailer accident, slip and fall, medical malpractice, defective products, and driving under the influence accidents. Attorney Alana Anzalone moved to Colorado after 6 years of practicing in the Pennsylvania location and opened a branch office of Anzalone Law Offices in Denver, Colorado. The Denver office will continue to dedicate its efforts to representing personal injury clients and those who were injured as a result of another’s negligent conduct.. Throughout her practice, Attorney Alana Anzalone has obtained many favorable settlements for victims of medical malpractice, motor vehicle accidents, motorcycle accidents, tractor trailer accidents, accidents involving DUI’s, and slip and falls. Alana Anzalone is an active member in the Colorado Bar Association, Denver Bar Association, Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, Colorado Women’s Bar Association, Pennsylvania Bar Association, Pennsylvania Association for Justice and the American Association for Justice.. Alana Anzalone is a 2011 Inductee to the Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School Sports Hall of Fame and was named one of the Top 40 Professionals Under 40 Years Old by The Wilkes-Barre Times Leader.