Our Practice Areas
Practice Areas
Bankruptcy
Families and individuals in dire financial situations might not know that filing for bankruptcy could be exactly what they need to get creditors off their back and to finally have room to breath again. Our Pennsylvania and New Jersey bankruptcy lawyers represent individuals and their spouses in bankruptcy cases, working to help relieve them of the debt that they face and get a fresh start financially.
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Criminal Defense
Our attorneys provide representation for people accused of crimes in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. For an attorney to be able to represent you in PA or NJ, they must be a member of the bar in that state and have knowledge of how criminal law works in that particular state. Our Pennsylvania and New Jersey criminal defense attorneys are able to represent defendants in either state, and we have been doing so for decades.
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Disability Law
Filing for disability in Pennsylvania or New Jersey is incredibly important for many people, but the process is not always easy. For many, the physical and mental limitations of a disability make it impossible to work, and the disability benefits provided by the Social Security Administration (SSA) are essential.
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Personal Injury
A serious accident can permanently change every aspect of your life. You are likely to have costly medical bills and expenses – all at a time when your injuries leave you unable to support yourself or your family. You are also likely to have many questions about how you, your loved ones, and your future will be impacted. For example, how long will it take to recover from the injury? To what extent will your injuries heal? Will you ever be able to return to work? And will insurance provide coverage for your treatment?
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A History of Success
DUI Cases
99% No Time
Over 99% of first time DUI clients we represent receive no jail time or criminal record.
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80% Win Rate
Our attorneys have an 80% success rate in social security disability cases. The average is 62% according to ssa.gov.
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