Pennsylvania Lawyers Frank J. to Frank Thomas

Explore Pennsylvania attorneys like Frank J. McDonnell, Frank J. Spanitz, Frank J. Vargish III, Frank Joseph Pallone Jr., Frank Klopp, Frank L. Caiola, Frank L. Kroto Jr., and Frank Thomas McCabe II. in cities like Scranton, Lancaster, Reading, Erie and Forty Fort. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 18503, 18109, 18704.

Frank N. Galla

Frank S. Micel

Frank J. Vargi

Frank Thomas

Frank Klopp

Frank L. Kroto

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Frank N. Gallagher

Firm: Eastburn and Gray, P.C.

60 East Court Street PO Box 1389 Pennsylvani , Doylestown , Pennsylvania 18901

Practice Areas: Civil ,Estate Planning,General Practice

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Frank S. Miceli

Firm: Roberts, Miceli & Boileau

146 East Water St 355 , Lock Haven , Pennsylvania 17745

Practice Areas: Adoption,Arbitration & Mediation,Bankruptcy,Child Support,Condemnation & Eminent Domain,Construction ,Consumer Protection,Debtor/Creditor,Divorce,Entertainment & Sports ,Environmental ,Ethics & Professional Responsibility,Family ,Franchise ,Insurance ,Land Use & Zoning,Landlord & Tenant,Legal Malpractice,Medical Malpractice,Motor Vehicle Accidents,Products Liability,Professional Malpractice,Social Security Benefits & Disability,Toxic Substances,Traffic Violations,Workers Compensation

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Frank J. Vargish III

Firm: Blakinger, Byler & Thomas, P.C.

28 Penn Square , Lancaster , Pennsylvania 17603

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance

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Frank Thomas

220 Cheswold Ln , Haverford , Pennsylvania 19041

Practice Areas: Social Security

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Frank Klopp

Firm: Klopp Law

215 W Lancaster Ave. , Reading , Pennsylvania 19607

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Frank L. Kroto Jr.

Firm: Quinn, Buseck, Leemhuis, Toohey & Kroto, Inc.

2222 West Grandview Boulevard 1650 , Erie , Pennsylvania 16506

Practice Areas: Construction

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Frank L. Tamulonis Jr.

Firm: Zimmerman, Lieberman & Tamulonis

Market Street , Pottsville , Pennsylvania 17901

Practice Areas: Administrative

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Frank Murphy

Firm: Frank P. Murphy

484 Norristown Road. , Blue Bell , Pennsylvania 19422

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Personal Injuries can be life altering. As a result of negligent conduct innocent victims are forced to seek medical attention, lose wages, stop regular life activities. When this happens you need an experienced legal advocate. I am an attorney that other attorneys hire when they are injured.. I have 40+ years of trial experience, I am an active member of The Pennsylvania Association for Justice and a frequent lecturer at Personal Injury Seminars. I have tried hundreds of cases and settled many thousand injury claims. I have been involved in numerous cases where the verdict or settlements were in excess of seven figures.

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“Frank gave me free advice on a potential case I had with a hospital. He was honest and respectful. O”

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“Well respected in the legal community.”

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Frank J. Spanitz

Firm: Duane Morris LLP

968 Postal Road 110 , Allentown , Pennsylvania 18109

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property ,Patents,Trademarks

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Frank Pollock

Firm: Law Offices of Jeffrey R. Lessin & Associates

1515 Market St Ste 1650 , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19102

Practice Areas: Spinal Cord Injury

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Frank Procyk

Firm: Fonzone and Ashley

Knafo Law Offices , Allentown , Pennsylvania 18104

Practice Areas: Insurance , Personal Injury, Insurance

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“I highly endorse Frank. He worked on my fathers file. He was very responsive, honest, and thorough.”

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Firm: Oliver & Caiola, LLC

1904 Swede Rd , East Norriton , Pennsylvania 19401

Practice Areas: Business

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“tions to get the process done. But, to make a long story short Frank Caiola is my attorney and he w”

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Frank Joseph Pallone Jr.

Firm: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

2120 Freeport Rd Ste 4 , New Kensington , Pennsylvania 15068

Practice Areas: , TBD

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Frank Thomas McCabe II

Firm: McCabe Law Offices

951 Wyoming Ave , Forty Fort , Pennsylvania 18704

Practice Areas: TBD

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“n living in the street now. The district Attorny Stefanie J. Salavantis where now she is judge viola”

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Landlord sent deposit return 1 day later than the 30 day period after lease. Do I have any grounds to pursue what they took from me? (PA) | Aug 27, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Pennsylvania Lease ended July 24th (I returned my personal keys prior but I had a roommate move out later on so I'm going off the actual lease end date), just now getting my deposit refund in the mail today, August 26th. I know in PA there's a rule where deposits must be returned within 30 days, or at least an itemized list of reductions, neither of which I received prior to today. The check itself is dated August 24th, as well as the US postage stamp & the "received" stamp on the envelope also being dated for the 24th. I don't think they realized that the 30 day mark is actually the 23rd... however the problem is that I'm worried they'll simply argue they future-dated the check and that USPS simply received the envelope this Monday. They took $150 off my deposit. I would really like that $150 back as that's a grocery trip for me lol, but is this worth fighting over? Or is the chance they can argue they put it in the mail last Friday too strong?
[PA] How strong is my ex’s PFA case against me given contradictory evidence, witnesses, and her own admissions? | Aug 26, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
location: Pennsylvania I already have a private attorney and will follow his advice. I’m not asking Reddit to replace legal counsel. I’m mainly trying to understand how Pennsylvania PFA courts generally evaluate conflicting evidence, credibility, and prior inconsistent accusations. My ex filed a PFA accusing me of choking her during a physical struggle in May. Her own petition states that: I was trying to leave. She grabbed my hoodie to stop me. She begged me to stay. She says the struggle caused us to be “thrown around a lot.” I deny intentionally choking or restricting her breathing. Her evidence includes: photos of apparent hand/finger-type marks on her arms; a photo showing redness on her neck while she is wearing a chain/necklace. What concerns me is that the arm photos appear to show identifiable hand/finger-type marks, but I have not seen comparable handprint-type marks around her neck even though choking is her main allegation. I understand that the absence of visible handprints on the neck does not medically prove choking did not occur. I’m mainly wondering how a judge evaluates whether the physical evidence actually corroborates the specific allegation being made. She also later returned around other people and, to my knowledge, did not show anyone neck injuries or tell those people at the time that she had just been choked. I have evidence from that same May incident that appears inconsistent with her overall version: Ring footage showing me walking away while she continued approaching me and grabbing my sweatshirt.…
Limit on electric bill if landlord only bills every 6 months? | Aug 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Pennsylvania Hi all, I’m located in Pennsylvania and was wondering about the particulars of my kinda weird utility situation: basically my landlord doesn’t bill me monthly for electric for reasons still unclear to me, rather they bill after every X number of months (formally 6 months) buuut it’s been close to a year and despite numerous attempts to get the electric bill they still haven’t sent one. I’m just afraid of getting slapped with something ginormous that I can’t pay off in one go. What should I do? Do I have any legal protection against how much they can bill me as well as any rights I can leverage to get the bill they owe me according to the lease?
need advice with domestic violence Location: (USA)pennsylvania | Aug 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
My friend from the USA has a mom who is being physically and verbally abused by her dad. This has been going on for 3–4 years now. There’s one video showing physical abuse and several videos of verbal abuse. The problem is that her mom tends to side with her dad, which I think could be an issue. There are two witnesses: my friend and her grandma. Is video proof enough to put the dad in jail? Location:
18 first dui pa | Aug 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
The other night I was on my way home when I got pulled over and the cop claimed i was swerving everywhere. I then had to do field sobriety and he breathalyzed me and I blew a .035 which despite being below the legal limit by a lot the legal limit for minors in pa is .02 so i got charged with dui. Unfortunately when getting my real license out the cop saw my fake which also resulted in me being charged with possesion of a fake id so I have dui, possesion of a fake id, and underage consumption. What do I do. I was also rising with the jail tests bac wise. Do I get a attorney or public defender? what’s the chances of me being able to get into ard. They also asked if there was any beer in the car and there was a empty can in there. I don’t want a permanent record it was my first Location: Pennsylvania

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