Founding attorney, Evan J. Kelly, is a seasoned trial attorney who has accumulated a wealth of experience handling high profile cases such as First Degree Murder, Rape and Attempted Homicide. Mr. Kelly has represented elected officials, professional athletes and other well-known individuals for numerous crimes throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

My name is Peter J. McHugh and for years I’ve been protecting the rights of people just like you — people whose reputations, livelihoods, and assets can be protected by taking legal recourse. Maybe you made one error in judgment. Maybe you found yourself in the wrong place at the wrong time. Maybe someone is trying to take advantage of you. Regardless of your circumstances, you have rights that no one can take away … rights that allow you to defend yourself and fight for what you feel is right … rights which you may not even be aware of. More times than not, professional legal representation is an option worth pursuing to protect you and uphold your rights. Call today and I’ll promptly meet with you to learn about your situation and provide an honest, upfront assessment as to whether pursuing legal action would be in your best interest.

Nicholas Feden is a practicing lawyer in the state of Pennsylvania handling Social Security matters.

The firm’s principal attorney, Nigel S. Scott, Esquire, began his legal training in the Delaware County Office of the Public Defender, where he represented indigent defendants charged with criminal offenses. Nigel then represented the citizens of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a prosecutor in the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office. There he continued to hone his trial advocacy skills prosecuting misdemeanors and minor felonies. The combined experience allowed Nigel to gain valuable insight and training with regards to both defending and prosecuting criminal cases in Philadelphia and neighboring jurisdictions. Nigel took the experience, skills, and training he acquired in the criminal courtroom and applied them to civil trials as well, zealously protecting the rights of clients who were injured by the negligence of others. With very little advertising, Nigel has been able to develop a growing practice based largely on the word of mouth referrals of satisfied clients, as well as fellow attorneys familiar with the quality of his work and the depth of his commitment to equal justice. As part of our commitment to equal justice, our firm dedicates a minimum of 50 hours each year to pro bono service, with Mr. Scott being named to the First Judicial District of Pennsylvania’s Pro Bono Honor Roll for each of the past five years. As a firm, we are honored to continue in service to Pennsylvania’s vulnerable communities.

For the past thirteen years, Mr. LaBletta has proven himself to be a dedicated advocate on behalf of his clients. He is a highly skilled attorney who has been involved in a wide array of civil litigation matters. He has successfully tried numerous cases to verdict in both state and federal court. He also has extensive appellate advocacy experience. He has argued multiple appeals before The Superior Court of Pennsylvania, and briefed appeals submitted to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Due to his accomplishments, he was named a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer Rising Star by Philadelphia Magazine from 2010 through 2017. Only 2.5% of Pennsylvania attorneys who are 40 years of age or younger or have been practicing for less than ten years are selected each year as a Rising Star. Additionally, in 2015, Mr. LaBletta was selected by Rue Ratings’ Best Attorneys of America. Less than 1% of all attorneys in the country are invited to join this organization and membership is limited to 100 attorneys in each state. Membership is extremely selective, carefully screened and limited to the most qualified and accomplished attorneys in the United States. In 2016, Mr. LaBletta was also selected for membership into Top American Lawyers. Each candidate for membership is vigorously screened to ensure that they demonstrate the skills, aptitude, and competence necessary to be admitted into Top American Lawyers. In fact, less than 1% of all attorneys are ever granted membership into this organization. In law school, Mr. LaBletta was an Editor and Senior Editor for the Dickinson Law Review.