Lancaster Lawyers, Pennsylvania
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Accident & Injury, Criminal, Divorce & Family Law, DUI-DWI
Lee Ciccarelli is the founder and motivating force behind Ciccarelli Law Offices, a lawfirm with a team approach aimed at engaging our clients while providing them the benefit of our combined experience and efforts to handle the most signficant and complicated issues and problems facing our clients in both civil litigation, criminal defense, and family and marital law. Our firm represents clients throughout the Philadelphia metropolitan area and throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in a range of interesting and relevant cases. We are based in the heart of Chester County at 304 North High Street, West Chester PA 19380 on Professional Row, and can be reached at (610) 692-8700.
(more)Divorce & Family Law, Estate, Real Estate
Eveler & Eveler LLC is a family firm serving York County, Pennsylvania for over 50 years. The firm was started by our father in 1955. He has since retired and now my brother and sister-in-law, George L. Eveler, III and Kristine Eveler, and I continue to provide quality legal services to the York area. George handles real estate, zoning and business matters while Kris handles wills, trusts and estates. I handle divorce and support matters as well as adoptions and guardianships. I have been in private practice since 1981 and also served as an Assistant District Attorney and Divorce Master for York County earlier in my career. I bring expertise, common sense and a dose of reality to the table when representing family law clients. I won't necessarily tell you what you want to hear but what you need to hear when handling your case. This, in most cases, saves you money and heartache in the long run. Let our family handle your family's legal needs.
(more)Government, Divorce & Family Law, Criminal, Collection
Accident & Injury, Personal Injury, Car Accident, Wrongful Death, Slip & Fall Accident
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. Johnโs 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 โnuts and boltsโ 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.
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