Trial Law

“Thank you, Gene. Thank you for your excellent advice.” - John M.

When negotiations fail, there is no substitute for the ability to vindicate legal rights in court. Although knowledge of the law is  essential, knowledge of trial practice and procedure comes only with  experience. We have more than 45 years of that dedicated experience to achieve positive results for clients in numerous trials,  hearings and proceedings in the adjudication of their rights in both trial and appellate courts.

Although prior background and experience includes criminal and personal injury matters, current trial practice is now limited to the practice areas listed on our website in order to maintain the high level of expertise required to competently litigate in court. But, we have a strong referral network of colleagues to help clients in other trial disciplines.  

Our Practice Areas

  • Estate Law

    Wills • Powers of Attorney • Living Wills • Trusts • Estate Planning & Admin

  • Elder Law

    Nursing Home Planning • Asset Preservation • Guardianships

  • Business Law

    Corporations • Limited Liability Companies • Disputes

  • Commercial Law

    Business Transaction • Collections

  • Municipal Law

    Government Relations • Municipal and Zoning Solicitors 

  • Real Estate Law

    Buying • Selling • Commercial • Residential • Subdivisions

  • Trial Law

    Representation in all State and Federal Courts in all listed Practice Areas

  • Zoning Law

    Variances • Special Exceptions • Conditional Use • Planning • Development

  • Title Insurance

    Berks County Abstract Company, Title Insurance Throughout Pennsylvania

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Our offices are located in Reading and Boyertown, PA. Please contact us for an appointment. Once we establish an attorney client relationship, we can also assist you via online and electronic means. We look forward to helping you in the future.*

Please note that we will respond as quickly as possible to all questions, but that our current client work always takes precedent.