Jimmy Chong is admitted to the bars of Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey and in the District Courts of Washington DC, Delaware, and the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. He has offices in Wilmington, DE, Lansdale, PA and Philadelphia, PA. He focuses his practice on personal injury law but has handled a variety of other types of law including business transactions, landlord tenant law, contract law and criminal law. Mr. Chong has been rated by Super Lawyers in both Pennsylvania and Delaware, the National Trial Lawyers Association and the National Association of Distinguished Counsel. He is presently a member of the Board of Directors at Penn Asian Senior Services, Philip Jaison Memorial Foundation and has served as a member of the Board of Directors and Chairman of the Korean American Association of Greater Philadelphia. He has acted as general counsel for the Korean American Grocers Association of Philadelphia. He earned his JD from Widener University School of Law which is presently known as Delaware Law School and his Estate Planning Certificate through the LLM Graduate Tax Program at Temple University Beasley School of Law. He has completed certificate courses with the National Institute for Trial Advocacy. He earned his BS in Business Management and BA in Economics from Bucknell University while earning the Bucknell Scholarship all four years he attended the university. He was born and raised in the State of Delaware, lived in Philadelphia, PA for many years but now resides with his family in Montgomery County, PA.

Beverly was born and raised in New Castle County, Delaware, graduated from the University of Delaware, and the Delaware Law School of Widener University. One of the area's leading personal injury attorneys, she confines her Wilmington practice to representing people who have been injured in construction site, auto, nursing home, and hospital negligence as well as workers' compensation.For nine of her 27 years of practice, she was the managing partner of the Wilmington office of an out of state law firm. She is admitted to practice before the Delaware and Pennsylvania State, and Federal Courts, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court. She now practices with an associate attorney, two paralegals, a nurse, and other support staff.Beverly is the past president of the Delaware Trial Lawyer's Association and is currently one of the two governors from Delaware on the Board of the AAJ. She currently serves on several committees aimed at preserving her clients' rights. She is active in preserving the jury system and the injured's access to the courts by working closely with Delaware's general assembly and the United States Congress toward those goals. She is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and was featured in the August 2006, "Top Lawyers" issue of Delaware Today magazine.

In 1978, I opened Delaware’s first suburban law office to respond to the overwhelming need for legal services for the middle income consumer. The rich always could afford attorneys and the poor had free legal services. Middle income consumers always were left out in the cold. Since that time, our firm’s focus has been to help those in the middle. We’ve helped protect the rights of thousands of people in all areas of the state. I am proud of our track record and the help that we have given to middle income Delawareans. When I'm not practicing law, I am a water colorist and author. In 2019. I completed a project about the Twelve Tribes of Israel consisting of art prints and a companion book. For more information on this project, visit ImagesInspired.net In June 2020 I became a Certified Life Coach. I partner with young professionals and entrepreneurs to help them achieve their personal and professional dreams and aspirations. Click here for more information on Life Coaching services.