Pennsylvania Lawyers Ira Weiss to J. Alexander

Explore Pennsylvania attorneys like Ira Weiss, Irene J. Levy, Irene Lubin, Irene M. Hartman, Irina Rabovetsky, Irving M. Portnoy, Irving S. Firman, and J. Alexander Hershey. in cities like Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Blue Bell, Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 15219, 19380, 15219.

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J. Alexander Hershey

Firm: Thorp Reed and Armstrong, LLP

One Oxford Centre 301 Grant Street Pennsylvani , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania 15219

Practice Areas: Civil ,Intellectual Property

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J&A Abstract

Firm: J&A Abstract

347 2nd St Pike , Southampton , Pennsylvania 18966

Practice Areas: Real Estate Services, Real Estate, Real Estate Agents

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“Amazing title company! Months after settlement was completed the team at J&A Abstract followed up and made sure everything was taken care of. Recommend...”

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“Great service! Sally is a true Veteran of the industry! And knows her stuff! Julia is also always helpful and easily accessible! Better than other local title companies. That I won…”

— Christopher Kril

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Irene M. Hartman

126 Baltimore Street , Gettysburg , Pennsylvania 17325

Practice Areas: General Practice

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J Schnee

Firm: Schnee Legal Services

74 E Main Street , Lititz , Pennsylvania 17543

Practice Areas: State, Local And Municipal Law, Local And Municipal Law, Local And Municipal Law, Local And Municipal Law, Local And Municipal Law, Local And Municipal Law

A seasoned attorney with more than a decade of experience, J. Chadwick (“Chad”) Schnee has served clients in a wide variety of matters, including, among others, labor and employment law matters, municipal issues and guardianship matters. Chad has argued several cases before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and is an authority on Right-to-Know Law issues, having authored several editions of the definitive guidance on that statute: The Right-to-Know Law: A Practice Guide, published by PBI Press.. His successful litigation strategies have been hailed as “innovative” in the Philadelphia Inquirer, and Chad has appeared on the Megyn Kelly Show and various radio programs to discuss his work.. Chad believes that attorneys best serve their clients by solving problems, and he has represented or counseled clients in labor arbitrations, unemployment compensation hearings, mental health expungement cases, MA eligibility hearings, appellate litigation, child abuse expungement hearings, Right-to-Know Law matters, Sunshine Act matters, contract issues, bail forfeiture matters and a variety of other civil litigation matters.. Chad serves as the Solicitor of a Second Class Township and regularly represents clients in matters of statewide importance in the Commonwealth Court and other courts. Chad formerly served as the First Assistant County Solicitor for the County of Berks, where, after being nominated by the Berks County Board of Commissioners, he attended the Center for Excellence in County Leadership in 2019. Chad also has served as the Assistant Chief Counsel for the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records, where he wrote or edited around 10,000 final orders concerning the Right-to-Know Law and related issues.

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J Michael Considine, Jr, PC

Firm: J Michael Considine, Jr, PC

1845 Walnut St , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

Practice Areas: Lawyers

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“Thank you, first reviewer, for having the courage to let the public know how bad this lawyer is. He also tried to strong arm me into not posting. He will...”

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Irving S. Firman

1500 One PPG Place , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania 15222

Practice Areas: Condemnation & Eminent Domain,Liquor Liability,Real Estate ,Zoning, Planning & Land Use

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Irwin W. Aronson

Firm: Willig, Williams and Davidson

TwentyFourth Floor 1845 Walnut Street Pennsyl , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Ivan I. Light

1650 Arch Street 22 Floor 1910 , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

Practice Areas: Taxation - State & Federal

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J Fine Law

Firm: J Fine Law

1628 John F Kennedy Blvd , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19103

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“Where do I start...From the moment I hired Jason I knew I was in great hands. He was attentive, handled everything so professionally, kept me in the loop...”

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Ivo V. Otto III

Ten East High Street , Carlisle , Pennsylvania 17013

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Estate Planning,Health Care & Hospitalization,Non-Profit Corporations,Real Estate ,Taxation - State & Federal,Zoning, Planning & Land Use

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Ivo Becica

Firm: Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP

1500 Market Street , Philadelphia , Pennsylvania 19102

Practice Areas: Labor Relations and Employment Law, Wage and Hour Practice Group

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“I was Ivo's adversary in a case from inception through trial. He zealously represented his client throughout and exhibited high ethical standards.”

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Ira Weiss

Firm: The Law Offices of Ira Weiss

445 Fort Pitt Boulevard 503 , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania 15219

Practice Areas: Education ,Municipal ,Taxation - State & Federal

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Isis Negron

Firm: Lehigh County District Attorney

455 Hamilton St # 307 , Allentown , Pennsylvania 18101

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“Isis is a warm-hearted fierce advocate for her clients. She looks to find the best solutions for them. I highly endorse this attorney as a fellow immigration attorney and believe t…”

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Irene J. Levy

Firm: Levy & Hoskins Law Group, LLC

134 North Church Street , West Chester , Pennsylvania 19380

Practice Areas: Family Law, Criminal Law, Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Spousal Support, Protection from Abuse, DUI/DWI, Equitable Distribution, Alimony

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Isaac Green

2879 Limekiln Pike Ste 2 , Glenside , Pennsylvania 19038

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“ooks. I don't know how they're still in business. Save your money and find somebody else run fast. H”

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Iryna Mazur

Firm: Mazur Law Firm PC

2434 Huntingdon Pike Ste 1 , Huntingdon Valley , Pennsylvania 19006

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“I sincerely want to thank attorney Iryna Mazur and her entire team for their professionalism, support, and attentive attitude. …”

— Andrii Koziichuk

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Irving M. Portnoy

Firm: Portnoy and Quinn, LLC

36th Floor One Oxford Centre 152 , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania 15219

Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice,Personal Injury

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Irina Rabovetsky

1777 Sentry Pkwy West , Blue Bell , Pennsylvania 19422

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“I endorse this lawyer. Good skills for her year group and excellent training from both jurists and in her current assignment. She is learning from the best.”

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Irene Lubin

15 Roxbury Rd , Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania 15221

Practice Areas: Child Custody

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Isaac Hof

Firm: Hof & Reid, LLC

3101 Emrick Blvd Ste 205 , Bethlehem , Pennsylvania 18020

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“My wife and I were involved in a severe auto accident, which put my wife in the hospital for 1 month, and me for almost 4 months. We certainly needed legal representation, and our …”

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