Pennsylvania Lawyers Gregory A. to Gregory Gilston

Explore Pennsylvania attorneys like Gregory A. Gross, Gregory A. Harbaugh, Gregory A. Keenan, Gregory A. Stuck, Gregory Artim, Gregory B. Abeln, Gregory B. Heller, and Gregory Gilston. in cities like Pittsburgh, Meadville, Mckeesport, Philadelphia and Plymouth Meeting. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 15222, 15222, 19462.

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Gregory A. Gross

Firm: Metz Lewis LLC

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

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Internet ,Securities

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Gregory C. Hartman

Firm: Hartman, Hartman, Howe and Allerton, P.C.

2901 St Lawrence Avenue PO Box 4429 Pennsyl , Reading , Pennsylvania 19606

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Estate Planning,Real Estate ,Taxation - State & Federal,Trusts

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Gregory G. Gosfield

Firm: Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg and Ellers LLP

South Broad Street , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19102

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Gregory F. Suher

The Suher Professional Building 4328 Old William , Monroeville , Pennsylvania 15146

Practice Areas: Child Custody & Visitation,Child Support,Criminal Defense ,Divorce,Domestic Violence,Drug Crimes,DUI/DWI,Family ,Spousal Support

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“Greg handled my husband's contempt/custody/child support hearings. He was honest and direct. I am a constant worrier, but once we finished the consu...”

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Gregory E. Fellerman

Firm: Fellerman Law

Market Street , Kingston , Pennsylvania 18704

Practice Areas: Family ,Personal Injury,Real Estate ,Social Security Benefits & Disability,Workers Compensation

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“I was in an auto accident and needed an attorney and was referred to fellerman and Ciarimboli. It was a wise decision. The firm fought for a fair se...”

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Gregory David

Firm: Hangley Aronchick Segal & Pudlin

One Logan Square 27th Floor , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

Practice Areas: Civil , Litigation

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Gregory Creed Littman

1425 Walnut Street, Suite 200 , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19102

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Lawsuits & Disputes, Real Estate, Contracts

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“Thank You Greg. You saw my claim through the beginning to end, taking my phone calls in the middle of the night. Because of you we were able to rebu...BradI consider myself lucky t…”

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Gregory Gilston

Firm: Gilston Legal PLLC

661 W. Germantown Pike , Plymouth Meeting , Pennsylvania 19462

Practice Areas: Family

In my current role I have chosen to limit my legal practice to family law and estate planning. An amicable approach is my preferred approach. I consider myself to be a peacemaker by nature, but I will advocate for my client's best interests at all times.

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“n a good way (ethical, skilled, responsible, and honest)- Attorney Gilston is definitely who you wan”

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“I am Greg's business partner and could not be happier to be working with him. I met Greg while we were both employed at a Philadelphia-area law firm many years ago and found him to…”

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“I started my divorce case working with a different lawyer at a different law firm, but things were not progressing well. Later, after I switched to Mr. Gilston, the entire process …”

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Gregory B. Heller

Firm: Young Ricchiuti Caldwell and Heller, LLC

Market Street , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

Practice Areas: Automobile Accidents,Head and Spinal Injuries,Medical Malpractice,Nursing Home Negligence,Personal Injury,Products Liability

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Gregory Artim

Firm: Artim Law, LLC

1985 Lincoln Way, Ste 23 , Mckeesport , Pennsylvania 15131

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

I have been practicing law since 1998. I started as a collection attorney, handling insurance subrogation cases for the most part. Finding it very non-fulfilling, I switched sides and began to practice consumer law. I started with vehicle Lemon Law cases in 2005 and then branched into credit card lawsuit defense about a year later.. My office currently handles 35-40 credit card defense cases per month, along with approximately 15 FDCPA claims (claims where we sue the debt collector for violation of collection laws).

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“and was able to come up with a solution. He did this on his own time and did not accept compensation”

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“Attorney Artim is a leader in the field of Consumer Law. His work protecting clients from predatory lenders and debt collectors speaks for itself. I highly recommend his services.”

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“Greg and Tracey are absolutely wonderful! His expertise regarding this situation made me comfortable from day 1. He won this case without even needing me to be involved. I trusted …”

— Keli Hnat

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Gregory Burke

Firm: Drinker Biddle & Reath

One Logan Square , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property , Intellectual Property

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Gregory B. Jordan

Firm: Reed Smith LLP

435 Sixth Avenue , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania 15219

Practice Areas: Communications & Media ,Entertainment & Sports

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Gregory A. Harbaugh

Firm: Houston Harbaugh, A Professional Corporation

Three Gateway Center 22 Floor , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania 15222

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Estate Planning,Health Care & Hospitalization

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Gregory B. Abeln

Firm: Abeln Law Offices

37 East Pomfret Street , Carlisle , Pennsylvania 17013

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense ,Environmental

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Gregory F. Brown

Firm: Kaufman Dolowich & Voluck, LLP

1777 Sentry Parkway West , Blue Bell , Pennsylvania 19422

Practice Areas: Litigation, Professional Liability, Business Litigation, Construction Defect Litigation, General Liability, Products Liability, Architects and Engineers

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Gregory A. Stuck

Firm: Gregory A. Stuck

146 Queens St & Park Av 905 , Northumbrland , Pennsylvania 17857

Practice Areas: Business Organizations

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“I went to Atty. Stuck on the advice of a lawyer whom I have only ever heard good things about. I paid Atty. Stuck $100 to write a "crabby lawyer lette...”

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Gregory A. Keenan

Firm: Thomas, Spadafore, Walker & Keenan

296 Chestnut Street Second Floor 1 , Meadville , Pennsylvania 16335

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Gregory G. Schwab

Firm: Saul Ewing LLP

Market Street , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19102

Practice Areas: Civil ,Government Agencies,White Collar Crime

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Gregory Gennace

1002 Lititz Pike , Lititz , Pennsylvania 17543

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Gregory C. Michaels

Firm: Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote, P.C.

Two PPG Place , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania 15222

Practice Areas: Commercial Law and Litigation, Creditors Rights and Bankruptcy, Energy, Product Liability

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