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4260 C lawyers are available in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. These lawyers are rated between 4.5/5 to 4.9/5 and 62% provide free consultation with fees ranging from $46 to $77 per hour.
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Mr. Wenge serves as a Committee Member of the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and is a certified arbitrator for the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. He has previously served as a member of the Bar Leadership Council for Philadelphia’s Community Legal Services (CLS) and a volunteer for Philadelphia VIP, which provides pro bono legal services to low-income Philadelphians.. Prior to joining Pond Lehocky, Mr. Wenge practiced at several trial firms, representing injured Pennsylvanians in state and federal jury and arbitrational matters, including construction site accidents, industrial accidents, OSHA violations, insurance bad faith, products liability, premises liability, workers’ compensation and Social Security disability.
Mr. Lehocky embarked on his legal career in 1985, focusing on Workers' Compensation and Social Security litigation. Initially, he represented employers and insurance companies. However, in 1991, he shifted his practice exclusively to advocating for claimants in the realms of Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability.
Mr. Englert is an experienced trial lawyer who has obtained impressive results in the toughest of cases. He primarily represents clients who have been catastrophically injured as a result of medical malpractice, work accidents, automobile/trucking accidents, or defective products. Mr. Englert has served as plaintiff’s counsel in hundreds of cases, many of which have resulted in huge, sometimes record-breaking, outcomes.. Mr. Englert’s skills extend beyond the courtroom and into the classrooms at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, where he is a Lecturer in Law and supervises the Penn Law Mock Trial Team. In 2012-2013, Mr. Englert’s team won the National Championship in the ABA Section of Labor & Employment’s Trial Advocacy Competition.. Mr. Englert does not shy away from difficult cases that other attorneys may reject because a case is difficult or settlement is unlikely. "When I take on a plaintiff's case, I have every intention of ensuring they receive their day in Court in front of a jury and prepare every case in anticipation of going to trial and unless the otherside is willing to resolve the case fairly in favor of my client, we'll see them in Court.". Mr. Englert has served as lead counsel or co-counsel in a number of cases that have resulted in huge, sometimes record-breaking, outcomes. Most recently, Englert was plaintiff's counsel in a birth injury case in Erie, Pennsylvania that resulted in a record-setting $21.6 million verdict.. Mr. Englert was also plaintiff's counsel in a $5.12 million settlement announced in October 2009 for the family of a 16-year-old boy who drowned after he was taken by a school supervisor on an unauthorized off-campus school swimming outing.. In July 2009, Englert, as lead trial counsel, won a $582,000 jury verdict for the family of a bicyclist who was struck and killed by a vehicle passing a double-parked car in Philadelphia. A settlement had been reached earlier with the owner of the parked car.. Mr. Englert began his career as a trial lawyer at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, where he was one of the founding members of the Penn Law Mock Trial Team, a student-run organization committed to providing interested students with a greater exposure to trial advocacy skills and the benefits of courtroom experience. In 2009, he was appointed to the University of Pennsylvania Law School adjunct faculty as a Lecturer in Law to supervise and develop the mock trial program. Since then, the team has grown to more than 30 student members who compete annually in competitions across the country.. As a third-year law student, Mr. Englert was the director of The Unemployment Compensation Project, a student-run pro bono clinic with more than 20 members and as well as a legal research and writing instructor.. Mr. Englert has previously worked for the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Bureau of Organized Crime & Narcotics as well as for the United States Attorney's Office in Camden, New Jersey.. Mr. Englert is an avid motorcycle rider and competitive marksman. He is an Endowment Member of the NRA as well as a member of the International Defensive Pistol Association, the Liberty Township Sportsman's Association, the Delaware County Field & Stream Association, and Targetmaster.
Miriam Benton Barish is a partner with the law firm of Anapol Schwartz Weiss Cohan Feldman & Smalley. Ms. Barish has earned a reputation for vigorously advocating on behalf of her clients, while also handling her clients with compassion. She concentrates her practice in, motor vehicle matters, premises liability including premise security liability, as well as toxic torts Asbestos, Benzene, lead paint poisoning, and other chemical exposure, products liability litigation including flammability cases. A strong advocate for consumer safety, Barish recently represented a family whose two-year old son was catastrophically injured in a mattress fire, resulting in a significant confidential settlement due to the failure to provide any flame retardants or barriers in the fabric or foam of the mattress.. She has also been a strong advocate in the development of the law regarding protecting the rights of women. She has actively litigated premises liability cases regarding the safety and security of women. She participated in obtaining a landmark verdict, in the first case of its kind, regarding a wrongful death case arising from the negligent premises security of two women. She has actively litigated many other premises liability security cases for negligent security, including the sexual and violent assault of a female inpatient of a psychiatric hospital; the robbery and assault of a female patron in a large retail store parking lot.. Ms. Barishis a board member of thePhiladelphia Trial Lawyers Associationandhas been involved in and actively participated in the Volunteers for the Indigent Program (VIP), which provides pro bono legal services for the poor. She also is the Philadelphia Chairman of the Widener Women’s Network, a network exclusively dedicated to developing networking opportunities for Widener Women Alumnae.. In 1988, Ms. Barish earned her Bachelor’s degree from Temple University School of Business. She received her law degree, cum laude, from Widener University School of Law in 1992. She is admitted to practice in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Michigan.. Anapol, Schwartz, Weiss, Cohan, Feldman and Smalley, P.C., is headquartered in Center City Philadelphia, and has offices in Harrisburg, New Jersey, and West Virginia and has a national reputation for skilled legal representation of victims who suffer from serious and catastrophic injuries. The firm focuses it practice on Civil and Complex Personal Injury Litigation and Commercial Litigation, and handles class actions, pharmaceutical drug cases, and securities law throughout the country.
Mike Assad represents individual and corporate debtors and creditors in reorganizations and liquidations in the U.S. Bankruptcy Courts for the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Pennsylvania and the District of New Jersey. He is a member of the local bankruptcy rules committee in the Eastern District, serves as the Third Circuit leader for the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, and has lectured for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute.. Mike’s approach to practicing law is enhanced by his extensive experience in public affairs. He became one of the youngest elected officials in New Jersey’s history when he was elected to the Absecon Board of Education in 2006. In addition to the seven years he served in public office, Mike’s experience includes working for the president of the New Jersey Senate and participating in legislative advocacy efforts at every level of government. He was named one of the Top 40 Under 40 by Atlantic Weekly in 2009.. Mike earned his B.A. at Thomas Edison State University and his J.D. at Widener University Delaware Law School. During law school, Mike was a research assistant for Small and Nimmer on Freedom of Speech, one of the most influential treatises on the First Amendment. He was also treasurer of the law school’s Youth Court Society, where he volunteered to teach students about restorative justice in Chester public schools. In his free time, Mike enjoys cooking and traveling with his wife, Gianna, and their pug, Nala.
Lawrence G. Metzger has earned a reputation for representing clients in high profile personal injury cases He is known for his preparation and attention to detail and for the significant verdicts and settlements he has received. Mr. Metzger practices in the following practice areas: motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, workplace accidents, class actions and medical product litigation.. Mr. Metzger was admitted to the United States District Court and the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in 1967 and has tried cases in various federal courts, not only in Pennsylvania, but in Connecticut and New Jersey as well. He is a 1964 graduate of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and subsequently received his Juris Doctorate degree from Temple University in 1967. He has attended the Temple University Anatomy for Lawyers class and received a certificate from Temple Medical school in 1982. He has participated in Philadelphia Bar Association activities, being a member of the Civil Judicial Committee since 1975, and he acted as chairman and vice-chairman of the Medical Legal Committee in 1986 and 1987. In 1987 and 1988 he was a member of the Philadelphia Bar Association’s Legislative Liaison Committee. He also served on the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers from 1986 through 1993 and is presently an active member of both the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and American Association for Justice. He maintains membership in Tau Epsilon legal fraternity and is a life member of Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity. In connection with the court systems, he presently serves as judge pro tempore and prior to that, as a mediator for the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County. Mr. Metzger has served as a mediator in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, and is presently active as an arbitrator in contested accident liability cases.
Kajal Alemo is admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. She is a member of both the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association and American Association for Justice, where she serves as the Immediate Past Chair of the Social Security Disability Section.. Before joining Pond Lehocky, Ms. Alemo practiced for a large Philadelphia law firm, where she assisted senior counsel with the coding of potentially discoverable corporate documents, including privilege determinations for a high profile merger. She was also co-editor of a legal textbook regarding law and business enterprise.. A graduate of Villanova University School of Law, Ms. Alemo was the Villanova Law student director of Face to Face Legal Clinic for the Pro Bono Society. She interned at Face to Face during all three years of law school. She was also a student attorney at the Villanova Civil Justice Clinic where she handled her first Social Security case.. Ms. Alemo has been recognized by The Legal Intelligencer for her pro bono work. She has also been recognized by the Philadelphia Bar Association for outstanding work in public service and is a recipient of the Dorothy Day Public Service Award.. In 2016, she was selected as a Top Woman in Law by The Legal Intelligencer’s editorial staff and invited to participate in the Women in the Profession Roundtable that year. She was later invited to moderate roundtable discussions on the topic Breaking into the Boys’ Club at the 2018. Women in Law and Leadership Summit hosted by CenterForce. She moderated again in 2019 on the topic of Women & Self Advocacy: Damned if you Do, Damned if you Don’t.. In 2019, Ms. Alemo became the head of the ground-breaking Resolution Team at Pond Lehocky Giordano. This team’s sole purpose is to ensure that every workers’ compensation client has their case analyzed and prepared for the best resolution possible. Prior to forming the Resolution Team, she litigated thousands of Social Security Disability cases to favorable conclusions.
Judy Greenwood, Esquire. Medical Malpractice Attorney and Birth Injury Lawyer. I founded the Law Offices of Judy Greenwood, P.C. in 1993 and have been litigating serious personal injury cases, with an emphasis in women and children’s injuries, since I began my practice. Many of my cases are medical malpractice cases filed on behalf of women and children against doctors and hospitals. While I aggressively represent my clients, I offer a caring approach to their circumstances. I graduated from Temple University in 1971 with a Bachelor of Science degree and from Rutgers University of Law in 1975 with a Juris Doctor degree. After graduating from law school I worked as a public interest lawyer litigating on behalf of indigent clients both in state and federal court. I joined the person injury firm Bernstein, Bernstein, & Harrison, where I became a partner and litigated cases involving medical malpractice, product liability, auto and trucking accidents, and workplace and recreational injury cases for the firm. Since 1993, when I founded my own firm, I have successfully litigated serious personal injury cases on behalf of my clients who are catastrophically injured.
Jonathan D. Sokoloff is a graduate of The University of Pennsylvania (magna cum laude,1974) and The University of Pennsylvania Law School (1978). Mr. Sokoloff received the degree of Master of Laws in Taxation from the New York University School of Law in 1980. He joined Diamond, Polsky & Bauer in June 1980, where he concentrates in estate planning, estate administration, tax planning, and business law. He practices in both the firm’s Philadelphia office and Media office.. Mr. Sokoloff is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar and is admitted to practice and has tried cases before the United States Tax Court and the United State Claims Court.. Mr. Sokoloff is a Co-Chair of the Tax Committee and a member of the Executive Committee of the Probate Section of the Philadelphia Bar Association and serves as a liaison between the Probate Section and the Tax Section of the Philadelphia Bar Association. He is also the former President of the Delaware County Estate Planning Council, has served three terms as the President of the Delaware County Attorney/CPA Forum and is a past Secretary/Treasurer of the Tax Section of the Philadelphia Bar Association.. The focus of Mr. Sokoloff's practice is working with individuals and families with the estate planning, including structuring family businesses, to accomplished the dual objective of proper succession planning and reduction of death taxes. In addition, Mr. Sokoloff has represented both individuals and business regarding a variety of income tax issues, including IRS audits and tax controversies. He has co-authored the Bureau of National Affairs Tax Management Portfolio on IRS tax liens.
John D. Pallante graduated Law School in 1991 and immediately began practicing in the area of Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Law. Initially, John D. Pallante represented insurance companies and worked in a large law firm until he opened the Law Offices of John D. Pallante in 1997. Since 1997, he has represented injured workers throughout Pennsylvania. His initial experience representing insurance companies and employer’s provided him with an invaluable perspective that has helped him in representing injured workers with excellent results over the years.. Gradually, the Law Office of John D. Pallante expanded by hiring additional attorneys and adding practice areas to include other areas of personal injury. In addition to workers’ compensation matters our firm handles auto accident cases, premises liability cases, product liability and medical malpractice matters. Frequently, the personal injury matters we handle have both a workers’ compensation element and a personal injury element. The attorneys at the Law Office of John Pallante understand the interplay between the related causes of action. We believe this understanding and experience adds value to our clients’ In addition to workers’ compensation and personal injury matters.. We take pride in giving every client and every case personal attention. We get to know our clients and focus on details. This attention to detail often means the difference between average representation some of the “brandname” firms offer and the excellent representation we offer.. If you have any questions regarding any of our practice areas, please give us a call at 215-985-0976.
Jason Javie represents clients throughout Philadelphia in post-conviction relief, civil rights, and personal injury law. Mr. Javie is a graduate of Villanova University and Widger School of Law. He has been in practice for 10 years defending the rights of clients in matters ranging from criminal appeals to pardons, expungements, and civil claims following wrongful arrests or convictions. He also vigorously pursues damages for those who have been wrongfully injured.Mr. Javie’s firm, Levin & Javie, offers client-focused legal help aimed at obtaining optimum results. Attorney Javie is never afraid of a challenge. He has been to trial numerous times and believes in strategic representation based on careful legal analysis, thorough investigation, and comprehensive preparation.
James A. Funt is a founding partner at Greenblatt, Pierce, Funt & Flores, specializing in blue collar and white collar criminal defense, civil rights, and plaintiff’s side employment discrimination matters.. Mr. Funt is currently the 2015 Co-Chair of the Criminal Justice Section(CJS) of the Philadelphia Bar Association. He also serves on the Philadelphia Bar Association Board of Governors as well as the Association’s Commission of Judicial Selection and Retention. He has successfully tried thousands of criminal cases before judges and juries in state and federal courts in New Jersey and Pennsylvania ranging from complex homicides to kidnappings, aggravated assaults, robberies, sexual assaults, state and federal drug cases, and white collar crimes including sexual-cyber-crimes. His practice includes adult and Juvenile matters. He often handles high profile matters and understands how to delicately and deftly handle the press in the best interest of his clients. His clients have included police officers, fire fighters, attorneys, doctors, sports figures as well other professionals. Mr. Funt has also tried numerous civil rights cases alleging claims of excessive force and wrongful arrest, and has successfully represented clients in first amendment issues and employment discrimination cases such as age, race, gender, whistle blowing and sexual orientation claims.. Contacts in the Hispanic Community. Although an accomplished and fearless litigator in the courtroom for all of his clients, Mr. Funt takes particular pride in always fighting for the “little guy”. He began advocating for workers’ rights while living in Mexico in the early 1990’s where he spearheaded a variety of humanitarian, environmental and development projects. That experience left an indelible mark on him. Fluent in Spanish, he has developed a large Hispanic clientele in the tri-state region representing people from Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Guatemala, The Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Ecuador, and Panama and is sensitive to the challenges that the Latino population often face in the United States.. Criminal, Civil Rights, Employment Expertise & Union Representation. Mr. Funt has a distinguished and diversified background as a complex civil and criminal trial attorney. After returning from Mexico, he began his legal career in 1994 as a trial lawyer with the Defender Association of Philadelphia where he represented indigent defendants in hundreds of serious criminal cases. While there he was selected to investigate and track cases involving allegations of police abuse and corruption and was involved in exposing the civil liberty abuses by the 39th district police.. In 1997 Mr. Funt was recruited to join the law firm of Willig, Williams, and Davidson, the area’s premier labor and employment firm where he represented unions and individual plaintiffs on complex labor and employment cases. There he represented individuals in grievances and arbitrations on job related issues, assisted the Erie and Philadelphia Fire Fighters with their Interest Arbitration and contract negotiations, and secured large monetary awards on behalf of individuals in State and Federal Court whose civil liberties had been violated. From 2000-2002 Mr. Funt served as in-house counsel for the firm’s numerous Union clients advocating on behalf of individual Union members accused of criminal conduct.. In 2002 Mr. Funt partnered with Ronald Greenblatt, Esquire launching Greenblatt & Funt, (the precursor to GPFF); a dynamic criminal defense firm dedicated to the zealous representation of working class families. He continues to maintain strong ties with the union movement representing the Philadelphia Fire Fighters, Bakery Workers, Probation Officers, Steel & Rubber Workers, Teamsters, Postal Workers, Teachers, Septa workers, Food and Commercial Workers Painters, Glaziers and Roofers to name a few throughout the tri-state region. He won a four million dollar jury verdict with fellow partner Patricia Pierce, Esquire against the University of Pennsylvania representing a special needs dentist in a wrongful discharge contract claim.. High Publicity Cases and the Media. From 2002-the present, Mr. Funt has been involved in some of the area’s most highly publicized cases and is keenly aware of the value and hazards of press cases. He understands that often it is just as important to defend a client’s reputation in the court of public opinion as well as the courtroom, and will use every tool at his disposal to ensure that his clients receive fair treatment throughout their ordeal. As such, he is often sought out by the media to address current events and constitutional matters such as the recent 50th anniversary of Gideon vs. Wainwright the verdict in the Travon Martin case, the Superior Court reversal of the Monsignor Lynn Child abuse matter as well as recent Supreme court rulings and their applicability to citizens in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.. Difficult Cases. Mr. Funt does not shy away from the difficult or unpopular case. He understands acutely that there are always two sides to every story and that it is his duty and obligation to fully represent his client so the complete truth can be revealed. This is particularly true in sexual assault and homicide cases where the media often convicts an individual at the moment he or she is arrested. Because the consequences for sexual assault convictions are so severe and draconian with the advent of SORNA (the federal equivalent of Megan’s Law) more often than not these matters must be fully litigated and brought before a jury. Juries are where Mr. Funt shines. No one investigates cases as thoroughly as he does and no has been more successful in arguing his clients’ innocence.
I'm the first lawyer in a family of small business owners. I've seen how legal or financial difficulties can be make-or-break for the business, the owners and their families. I help businesses and their owners stabilize and reorganize, either by restructuring debt, resolving lawsuits or collecting what is owed.
I work tirelessly for the people in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the State of New Jersey. For the past few years, I have enjoyed participating in pro bono expungement clinics for the people of Philadelphia. I also participate in “Stop the Violence” rallies and various justice forums that I hope will help empower the community.. I received my Juris Doctor from Rutgers Camden School of Law and my Master of Science in Forensic Medicine from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. I use my vast background experiences to zealously advocate for each and every one of my clients, in and outside the courtroom.. My background includes over 10 years of law enforcement experience serving 7 years as a uniformed police officer and 4 years as a narcotics detective specializing in surveillance and undercover operations. I am recognized as an expert witness for narcotics related cases in Pennsylvania. I am also an experienced Death Investigator and Certified Crime Scene Investigator.
I was born and raised in Philadelphia, and I went to law school to be able to help the people of my hometown. I pride myself on providing affordable, accessible legal services to help people navigate tough times in their lives with equal parts vigor and compassion.
I joined Wapner Newman as an Associate Attorney in April 2004 and became a Partner in January 2014. Since then, I have dedicated my legal practice to representing victims injured in various accidents, including automobile crashes, transportation and trucking incidents, dog attacks, product malfunctions, slips/trips and falls, medical malpractice, professional malpractice, elevator accidents, negligent security and dram shop claims, construction site accidents, nursing home abuse and neglect, and other personal injury matters.. I am licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania (2003) and New Jersey (2003), as well as before the United States District Courts for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (2004) and the District of New Jersey (2004).. Awards and recognitions I have received include, but are not limited to:. • Since 2020, I have been recognized as a Pennsylvania "Super Lawyer" by Thompson Legal, an honor that acknowledges exceptional peer recognition and professional achievement. For seven consecutive years prior, I was recognized as a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer "Rising Star," a designation for attorneys 40 and under, awarded to no more than 2.5% of lawyers in this demographic.• I have maintained an "AV Preeminent" rating from Martindale-Hubbell, reflecting the highest ethical standards and legal ability based on peer reviews from attorneys, clients, and the judiciary.• Since 2018, I have been listed in every edition of "Pennsylvania’s Best Lawyers," featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Wall Street Journal, Central Penn Business Journal, and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.• Since 2012, I have been acknowledged annually by The National Trial Lawyers Association as one of the "Top 100" attorneys, a recognition given to distinguished attorneys demonstrating superior leadership, reputation, influence, and public profile.• One of my jury verdicts was published in Volume 26, Issue 4 of the Pennsylvania Jury Verdict Review & Analysis.. Beyond my work at Wapner Newman, I am a certified Arbitrator for the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas and frequently lecture at Continuing Legal Education seminars.. I am an active member of the American Association for Justice (formerly ATLA, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America), Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association, New Jersey Association for Justice, Pennsylvania Association for Justice, Pennsylvania Bar Association, New Jersey Bar Association, Philadelphia (PA) Bar Association, and Burlington County (NJ) Bar Association.. Prior to joining Wapner Newman, in 2000, I earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Pittsburgh. In 2002, I studied International Law at the prestigious University of Technology Sydney Law School in Sydney, Australia. I received a Juris Doctor degree from Delaware Law School in 2003 along with a Certificate for completing the Intensive Trial Advocacy Program.. Outside of my legal career, I am honored to spend time with my other passion in life, my family.
I help people with workplace concerns including:. I also review, negotiate, and advise clients on employment contracts, restrictive covenants, and severance agreements.. I also assist individuals and small businesses with their contract needs, including reviewing, drafting, and negotiating contracts and, when necessary, litigating contract disputes.. In my free time, I enjoy training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
I have focused my entire legal career to resolving life insurance disputes on behalf of my clients. I began by clerking at a life insurance law firm in Center City, Philadelphia. After graduating from Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law in 2017, I passed the Pennsylvania State bar exam, and the New Jersey state bar exam. I am now admitted to practice in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and multiple federal courts.. In 2020, I founded Life Legal Services, a life insurance law firm dedicated to handling life insurance disputes of any kind on behalf of our clients from start to finish. Over the course of the past several years, we have prided ourselves on recovering hundreds of thousands of dollars on behalf of our clients through litigation, and/or creative settlement solutions.. At Life Legal Services, we offer free consultations and charge our clients on a contingency fee basis. Therefore, our clients never pay out of pocket for any of our work.
I have always been interested in family law and am fortunate to have started my legal career as a summer law clerk with Joni Berner and Margaret Klaw many years ago. I am particularly passionate about children, family and civility and enjoy helping clients resolve legal issues as quickly and amicably as possible. I am licensed in both in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and am here to help you with your family law matter. In my spare time, I sit on the Washington Township, NJ School Board and am the proud mother of a son and daughter.
I handle every case personally.. I have a record of success defending against charges from murder to simple drug possession in state and federal court.. Let me fight for you.. Lauren A. Wimmer, Philadelphia criminal defense attorney, is a former Judicial Clerk in. the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, Criminal Trial Division - Homicide. Years of. experience working in the legal system have allowed her to understand the tactics. police and prosecutors use and how to take their cases apart. Ms. Wimmer is a. relentless advocate for every client of Wimmer Criminal Defense and has a record of. success defending against all levels of criminal charges.. Ms. Wimmer is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. She is an. active member of the Philadelphia Bar Association, Pennsylvania Association of Criminal. Defense Lawyers, and the Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey.. Ms. Wimmer is a graduate of Rutgers University School of Law - Camden. She was the. Managing Articles Editor of the Rutgers Journal of Law & Public Policy, as well as the. 2014 recipient of the National Association of Women Lawyers Award, presented to the. student who, through academic achievement, motivation, tenacity, and drive, shows. promise to contribute to the advancement of women in the legal community and in. society.
I believe in fighting for my clients for what they deserve. I am very capable of evaluating your matter and telling you honestly what I believe the outcome would be and then help you accomplish that outcome.
I began my legal journey at DePaul University College of Law, where I served as the President of OUTlaws (LGBT Rights Organization), Articles Editor for the DePaul Rule of Law Journal, a staff member of the Journal for Social Justice, an intern for the DePaul International Human Rights Law Institute, and a law clerk at the Council on American Islamic Relations-Chicago. My motivation for becoming a lawyer was to help people in need, but I quickly discovered an equal passion for contract law. In my final summer of study, I was fortunate to secure a summer associate position and later full-time position with a small practice in Philadelphia, where I primarily handled life insurance contracts. I am now grateful to own a life & property insurance law firm that is recognized for its work in collecting delayed and denied life insurance claims, homeowners and renters insurance claims, and other property claims, allowing me to combine my strengths and desire to assist individuals and families on consumer protection matters.
I became a lawyer so I could utilize my creativity and advocacy skills to help others in need. No one likes bullies, especially me. As a lawyer at Pond Lehocky Giordano, I have an opportunity each and every day to battle insurance companies that constantly try to take advantage of injured workers who may not fully understand their legal rights. I fight for my clients under any circumstances, provide them honest and frank counsel, and am always accessible to them if they have questions about their cases.
I am a seasoned criminal defense and commercial litigation attorney with vast experience in defending both individuals and companies facing criminal investigations and indictments. I have been involved in more than 100 criminal investigations in Pennsylvania and 20 trials in courts in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.For white collar clients, I handle bail, change of plea hearings, motions and sentencing hearings in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. When federal or state government investigates a business or individual client, I defend those clients against any possible litigation that results from investigations.. In the last 20 years, I represented corporate and individual clients in numerous governmental investigations that largely resulted in no-prosecution decisions by the DOJ. During this time, I have tried more than 20 lengthy and complex federal jury trials where more often than not, the jury trials resulted in total or partial not-guilty verdicts in the criminal cases and have always resulted in defense verdicts following the antitrust civil trials.
I am a personal injury attorney who focuses his practice on representing clients badly injured in accidents. I am passionate about my clients cases I do everything in my power to maximize results for my clients.. I have achieved many good settlements and awards in cases that were difficult to win.