Pennsylvania Lawyers Geraldine Gallagher to Giampolo Law

Explore Pennsylvania attorneys like Geraldine Gallagher, Gerard A Plourde - Law Office, Gerard A. Dever, Gerard Bruderle, Gerard Geiger, Gerard J. Cipriani, Gerard J. St. John, and Giampolo Law Group. in cities like Fairview Village, Philadelphia, Stroudsburg, Philadelphia and Philadelphia. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 19409, 19129, 19107.

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Giampolo Law Group

Firm: Giampolo Law Group

1221 Locust St , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19107

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family,

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“My Husband & I recently contacted Angela to help us in our Estate Planning. Angela put together our Will, Power of Attorney, Health care Proxy and a...”

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“We highly recommend the Giampolo Law Group. It was so easy to work with Angela and her team. Angela is genuinely caring and puts you at ease from your first meeting. Everyone respo…”

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Gerard Walter Gaughan

Firm: O'Donnell Law Offices

267 Wyoming Ave , Kingston , Pennsylvania 18704

Practice Areas: TBD

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Get It Straight

Firm: Get It Straight

2500 W Moreland Rd , Willow Grove , Pennsylvania 19090

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“For anyone out there looking for a new flat iron...this is not the place to go. What they are using to show you how good their iron is....along with what...”

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Gerard Geiger

Firm: Newman, Williams, Mishkin, Corveleyn, Wolfe & Fareri, A Professional Corporation

712 Monroe Street , Stroudsburg , Pennsylvania 18360

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Jerry Geiger is a shareholder in one of Monroe County's oldest and largest law firms (founded in 1923). He is past President of the Monroe County Bar Association and has an "AV-rating" from the Martindale-Hubbel review service, which means he has the highest possible rating for both legal ability and ethics. Jerry has served for a number of years on the Lawyers' Advisory Committee to the Judges of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. He serves as a mediator for federal and state courts and has an active personal injury and civil rights practice. In his spare time, he enjoys reading, riding his motorcycle, playing his guitar and donating his time to worthwhile community organizations, including the local library and the Pocono Youth Orchestra. Lawyers, Judges, and community leaders trust Jerry to represent them. He is experienced in civil litigation handling a broad range of cases including representing persons injured in motorcycle and automobile accidents.

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Gerri L. Sperling

Firm: Metz Lewis LLC

11 Stanwix Street 18th Floor 152 , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania 15222

Practice Areas: Adoption,Civil ,Employment & Labor ,Health Care & Hospitalization,Insurance

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Gerard William Langan Jr.

Firm: O'Malley & Langan Law Offices

213 Main Street , Towanda , Pennsylvania 18848

Practice Areas: Insurance

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Gerard M. Karam

Firm: Mazzoni and Karam

Bank Towers 201 , Scranton , Pennsylvania 18503

Practice Areas: Assault & Battery,Automobile Accidents,Drug Crimes,DUI/DWI,Estate Planning,Government Agencies,Head and Spinal Injuries,Housing ,Personal Injury,Probate ,Real Estate ,Slip and Fall,Trucking Accidents,Trusts,White Collar Crime,Wills,Wrongful Death

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“Had Mr. Karam represent me recently and the results spoke for themselves . A+ and very highly recommended . I have to tell you if you ever have a lega...”

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Gerard A Plourde - Law Office

Firm: Gerard A Plourde - Law Office

, Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19129

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Wills, Trusts, & Probates, Divorce & Family

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“I used Gerry several times starting in 2017 if I recall correctly. (I always called this lawyer Gerry btw cause that's how he referred to himself... I...”

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Getson & Schatz PC

Firm: Getson & Schatz PC

230 S Broad St , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19102

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“I worked with Brian on multiple different applications related to my EB2 NIW green card. He made the whole process super easy. He was always available to...”

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Gerow D. Brill

Firm: Gerow D. Brill

20 Oakmont Circle , New Freedom , Pennsylvania 17349

Practice Areas: Antitrust & Trade Regulation,Intellectual Property ,Patents,Taxation - State & Federal

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Gerhard P. Dietrich

Firm: Daller Greenberg & Dietrich, LLP

Washington Street , Conshohocken , Pennsylvania 19428

Practice Areas: Environmental ,Toxic Substances

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Geraldine Gallagher

Po Box 64 , Fairview Village , Pennsylvania 19409

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“Made a few phone calls for me, sent a bill and when it wasn't paid in 10 days, received a threatenin”

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Gerard P. Egan

Firm: Kenney Lennon and Egan, P.C.

3031 C Walton Road 202 194 , Plymouth Meeting , Pennsylvania 19462

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Gerard Kowalski

Firm: Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin, P.C.

2000 Market Street , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

Practice Areas: Securities, Business Organizations, Insurance Agent/Broker, Directors & Officers

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Gerard K. Schrom

Firm: Schrom and Shaffer, P.C.

4 West Front Street , Media , Pennsylvania 19063

Practice Areas: Civil ,Corporate ,Criminal Defense ,DUI/DWI,Medical Malpractice,Personal Injury,Workers Compensation

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Gerard J. St. John

Firm: Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP

1600 Market Street , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

Practice Areas: Alternative Dispute Resolution, Litigation Services, Product Liability, Securities

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Gerard J. Cipriani

Washington Road , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania 15228

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Business & Commercial,Business Organizations,Construction ,Insurance ,Premises Liability,Products Liability

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Gerard Bruderle

Firm: Margolis Edelstein

The Curtis Center , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19106

Practice Areas: Automobile and Trucking Litigation, General Liability

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Gerard A. Dever

Firm: Fine, Kaplan and Black, R.P.C.

Market Street , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

Practice Areas: Antitrust & Trade Regulation,Civil ,Class Actions,Corporate

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Gerard Michael Musto Jr.

Firm: Hiscox & Musto

400 3rd Ave Ste 201 , Kingston , Pennsylvania 18704

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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