Whether you're involved in an automobile accident or a slip and fall, there are a lot of uncertainties surrounding the accident and potential injuries. One thing that you can be certain of is that the insurance company who is attempting to settle your claim has a goal of minimizing the compensation paid out to you. We are here to help guide you, advocate on your behalf, and maximize the value of your legitimate claim. Although financial compensation may not be able to undue the harm of the accident, it can help alleviate some of the additional stresses resulting from it.

Our knowledge and expertise will allow us to explain how the tort elections in your automobile policy will impact your case, what damages you are entitled to claim if you elected limited tort, what exceptions may apply, what damages you may be entitled to recover and what steps to take to prove your damages in order to obtain just compensation.

We are here to deal with the insurance adjusters and, if need be, commence litigation on your behalf, so you can focus on what is important – you're health and well-being.

In this tough economy, unfortunately, separation from one's employer or the need to down size employees has simply become a fact of life. If you're an employee, you likely will rely on your unemployment compensation as your primary source of income while you're seeking re-employment. If your employer is challenging your entitlement to receive benefits, given what's at stake, you'd be remiss if you did not approach a Referee's hearing or Unemployment Compensation Board of Review appeal or reconsideration without knowing your best legal arguments. We have successfully both consulted with former employees to educate them on their best arguments or defenses as well as represented them at the Referee level and beyond.

If you're an employer, you know that not fighting an illegitimate claim for unemployment compensation could adversely affect the employer's own financial interest by raising its contribution rate.

We have successfully worked with both employer and employee claims.

Because life can be unpredictable at times, preparing and planning ahead is essential to ensure that your wishes regarding your assets, property, and medical care are communicated properly to your family.

We pride ourselves in listening to our clients in order to fully understand how they wish to distribute their estates. We are here to provide our clients with legal advice so that their wishes regarding the disposition of their estates can be fulfilled accordingly. Each clients' will is therefore customized and drafted for each individual.

We are also able to provide our clients with advice regarding medical powers of attorney, living wills, and financial powers of attorney.

We are able to provide the following types of documents:

• Wills
• Financial Powers of Attorney
• Medical Powers of Attorney
• Living Wills

We are here to guide you through the complicated estate administration process and to help you achieve financial closure following the departure of a loved one. This is a process that may be necessary in order to transfer property from the estate of the person who has died to his or her beneficiaries. Types of property may include, but are not limited to, real property, banking and investment accounts, life insurance, annuities, and retirement assets.

We are here to put together all of the necessary documents for you in order to transfer the decedent's estate in accordance to their wills.

We understand that families involved in family law litigation are going through some of the toughest times in their lives. That's why our goal is to guide our family law clients through the legal process as quickly and efficiently as possible with creative strategies to negotiate settlements on behalf of our clients. However, when negotiated settlements are not possible even with our good faith efforts, we are ready to litigate and will zealously represent our clients to the best of our abilities.

We represent all types of families in all aspects of family law, including but not limited to:

• Divorce
• Equitable Distribution
• Property Settlement
• Spousal Support/Alimony
• Child custody
• Child Support
• Adoption
• Pre and Postnuptial Agreements
• Protection from Abuse

We pride ourselves in providing our clients with straightforward legal advice and strive to resolve their cases as cost efficiently as possible.

We are available to assist clients in Chester, Montgomery, Berks, and Philadelphia counties.