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Growing up, my dad would tell me to be a doctor or a lawyer so I could take care of him in his old age.  When I finally became an attorney I felt called to be a public servant as first a Judge's staff attorney and then as a prosecutor.  After a few years in the public sector I was ready for a change of scenery so I moved to private practice.  It is in private practice that I have really been able to apply my passion for people and for the law to my career.  As the owner of my own firm, I pride myself on the personal attention and availability I am able to bring to the table.  I am truly available 24/7 as I understand that the criminal justice system does not stop going after five.  My clients get my honest assessments and can tell that I want to work to help them obtain justice.  I enjoy assisting my clients navigate the court system, criminal cases, sexual misconduct allegations, expungements, Title IX proceedings, as well as Domestic Violence Protective Order hearings.  If you have any questions, reach out and give me a call.

Annemarie E. Ward was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she attended Central High School. She went on to continue her education at Temple University, graduating in 2009 with her Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice and distinction in her major.. Annemarie matriculated to Delaware Law Widener University in the Fall of 2015. While in law school she was involved in various student organizations and pro bono opportunities. At Delaware Law, Annemarie focused her studies on trial advocacy and developed strong trial advocacy skills as a competitive member of the Phi Alpha Delta Trial Team and Delaware Law’s Moe Levine Trial Team. Annemarie was also a member of the Delaware Law Moot Court Honors Society, which whom she held the position of Vice President in charge of the New Member Competition. Annemarie was also a member of the George Read Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International, serving as Justice of the Executive Board. She was also elected to the position of Vice President of Student and Alumni Relations for the Student Bar Association. Among her other accolades, Annemarie graduated Cum Laude in 2018 with her Juris Doctorate, receiving pro bono distinction.. While in law school, Annemarie interned with the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office. She also participated in the Youth Sentencing & Reentry Project in Philadelphia (YSRP), where she had the privilege of helping one of the many juvenile lifers be re-sentenced following the Miller and Montgomery decisions. During her time with YSRP she was trained in mitigation and gained insight into the other side of the Justice system. From then on it became her passion to fight for the rights of people who may not have the power or privilege to speak up for themselves. Her primary area of practice is criminal law.. Keller, Lisgar & Williams has had the pleasure of working with Annemarie since her early law school years and is excited to have her as part of our team of trial lawyers. She handles both civil law and criminal law matters throughout Delaware, Philadelphia, Chester, Bucks and Montgomery Counties including but not limited to:. Criminal Law • Juvinile Crimes • DUI Charges • Drugs & Controlled Substances • Assault & Battery • Terroristic Threats • Burglary • Robbery • Guns & Weapons • Homicide & Murder • Sex Crimes • Child Pornography • Internet Crimes • Appeals • Expungements • Probation & Parole Violations • Arson • Casino Crimes • Forgery • Fraud • Domestic Abuse • Child Abuse • Traffic Citations • License Suspensions. Annemarie is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.. Annemarie stays active in both the legal and local community. She is a member of the Delaware County Bar Association as well as the Philadelphia Bar Association. She has continued her involvement with Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity and currently serves as Justice of the Executive Board of the Magaw Alumni Chapter in Philadelphia.

Mr. Bryson is a Marine Corps veteran, and he credits the Marine Corps with providing him with the resilience and fighting spirit he possesses. One lesson Mr. Bryson has taken to heart and has been able to apply to his practice of law is that the best way to avoid a fight is to make sure that you’re ready and willing to fight when needed. Most cases, whether civil or criminal, are resolved before trial.. Mr. Bryson realizes this truth, but he treats and prepares every case he works on as if it will go to trial. Mr. Bryson does this by preparing and doing all the motion work necessary to prepare a case for trial in the very early stages of the case. Mr. Bryson simultaneously works with the other side’s attorneys to try and negotiate a resolution suitable for both parties.. However, Mr. Bryson is ready and willing to take a case to trial when a mutual resolution is not able to be reached. Mr. Bryson is prepared to fully litigate your case if that’s what is necessary for you to reach a result that is suitable to your needs.. Mr. Bryson graduated cum laude with a B.S. in Business Management from Park University. He then obtained his J.D. from Rutgers Law School. While at Rutgers Law School Mr. Bryson was an Articles Editor and then a Managing Articles Editor on the Rutgers Computer and Technology Law Journal. He also interned for the New Jersey Attorney General Division on Civil Rights and the New Jersey Public Defender’s Office. While at Rutgers Law School,