Our mission is to serve people injured in any type of accident by leading with compassion. We know how traumatic accidents can be; the last thing you want to worry about is legal issues. We’ll get you the financial compensation and medical treatment you deserve.

Christopher J. Marzzacco is the managing attorney at Marzzacco Niven & Associates. As a Harrisburg personal injury lawyer, he focuses his practice on personal injury cases, including car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, workplace accidents, slip and fall accidents, product liability, and other accident cases. Mr. Marzzacco is a native of Carbondale, PA. He earned his undergraduate degree from Wilkes University. He obtained his Juris Doctor degree from Widener University School of Law. Mr. Marzzacco was admitted to practice in Pennsylvania in 1996. Since then, Mr. Marzzacco has received many honors and awards. He has been recognized as one of Pennsylvania’s “Super Lawyers” since 2017. He has also been listed among “The Best Lawyers in America” since 2017. The firm has a coveted AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell for legal knowledge and ethics. Mr. Marzzacco is a member of several professional organizations, including the Dauphin County Bar Association, York County Bar Association, Cumberland County Bar Association, Pennsylvania Association for Justice, York County’s Panel of Arbitrators, and American Association for Justice. He also teaches trial advocacy and coaches mock trial teams at Widener University School of Law. Over his career, Mr. Marzzacco has recovered millions of dollars for injured, ill, and disabled clients. Mr. Marzzacco and the lawyers and staff at Marzzacco Niven & Associates strive to provide the highest-quality representation to achieve the best possible results under the law. Contact Marzzacco Niven & Associates for a free consultation with a Harrisburg personal injury lawyer to discuss your case and discover your legal options for recovering compensation.

Jordan A. Marzzacco is an award-winning personal injury lawyer at Marzzacco Niven & Associates. Jordan is a strong advocate for individuals who have suffered catastrophic injuries in car accidents, truck accidents, dog bites, slip and fall accidents, mass torts, wrongful death, and more. Marzzacco Niven & Associates has recovered tens of millions of dollars in life-changing financial awards for injured victims. Jordan Marzzacco earned her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh, where she graduated cum laude. Jordan received her formal legal education at the Widener University School of Law, where she earned her J.D. and graduated magna cum laude. Jordan Marzzacco is passionate about helping those injured through the carelessness of others obtain the compensation they deserve. She works tirelessly to help clients obtain the money they need after a tragic accident.

Attorney Quinlan and his team have been providing unmatched legal assistance for people in legal trouble for over 20 years. They use their professional expertise, connections, and guidance to get people out of trouble and back on solid ground. OUR GOAL IS TO DO SUCH A GREAT JOB FOR YOU THAT YOU CAN’T HELP BUT REFER US TO OTHERS. Many people across central Pennsylvania, just like you, are facing crushing stress due to creditor harassment or criminal prosecution. To make matters worse, they put off seeking professional legal advice and end up in a worse legal situation. Get a free evaluation of your situation and get a real plan to get out of trouble and on with your life.

I have well over a decade of experience handling complex legal issues in various fields of the law. I look forward to counseling and representing you in any workers' compensation, personal injury, employment law, family law, or consumer/debt collection protection matter.

Gregory Hazlett is a practicing attorney in the state of Pennsylvania. He graduated from Widener University School of Law with his J.D. in 1993. He currently works at his privately owned firm of Gregory S. Hazlett, Attorney At Law.

My experience in the field of personal injury litigation began as a high school intern for a Personal Injury attorney. From that experience, I knew that helping injured people would be the focus of my professional career. I worked diligently in school and obtained scholarships in excess of the tuition from St. John’s University and then a full Presidential Scholarship from St. John's University School of Law. I continued to work at a personal injury firm throughout college and law school and learned the “nuts and bolts” of how to litigate cases and handle insurance claims. Once I graduated from law school, I began my career as an attorney and quickly learned what it takes to be both proficient and efficient with paperwork and in the courtroom. It became clear that there is no substitute for hard work, diligence, and preparation. There is no greater compliment that a client can pay their attorney than to refer a friend or loved one. I want every client to feel that I have been fair, considerate and diligent in representing them. I strive to be helpful and supportive and take many of the burdens of the insurance claim processes off of my clients. My experience includes both work as a trial lawyer both in New York and Pennsylvania and as an appellate attorney. I have tried cases in both New York and Pennsylvania and also briefed and argued appeals before the Appellate Division in New York and Superior Court in Pennsylvania. I have successfully handled cases and appeals arising from motor vehicle accidents, construction site accident, premises cases, trip/slip and falls, medical malpractice actions and cases arising from the negligence of municipalities including local, county and state governments and even claims against the United States of America. Through my appellate work, I help shape the law and grant more people access to justice. I am particularly proud of my work on the case of Fessenden v. Robert Packer. In that case, the Superior Court of Pennsylvania changed the law regarding the need for experts in retained sponge cases where claims are often based on the doctrine of res ipsa loquitor. The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania subsequently denied leave to appeal thereby making Fessenden the controlling case law on the issue.