About Us

   Every person has a duty to act reasonably and not put others in harm’s way by behaving in a manner that is inappropriately negligent or reckless. When someone fails to meet that obligation and their actions harm you, then you may be entitled to financial compensation. 

   Every state imposes a statute of limitations that restricts the amount of time an injured party has to file a personal injury claim and seek compensation. In Pennsylvania, the limitations period is generally two years, subject to certain exceptions. One such exception applies when the injured individual is a minor at the time of the incident; in those cases, the limitations period does not begin to run until the individual reaches the age of eighteen. Additionally, in certain medical malpractice matters, the statute of limitations may not begin to toll until the patient discovers—or reasonably should have discovered—the injury.

   Working closely with you and your family, we take the time to assess the long‑term impact of your injuries and ensure that appropriate resources are allocated for potential future needs. Drawing on decades of experience, we understand the complexities of how insurance companies operate and the strategies that can enhance the value of your claim. The most important decision you can make to protect your future is to retain PJM Justice for your personal Injury needs. 

     If you’ve been arrested for DUI, then you need aggressive and effective representation IMMEDIATELY.  You need a lawyer who is familiar with all the intricacies and nuances involved with DUI related offenses and the means to obtain reduced charges, lesser or no-point tickets, dismissals, acquittals, reduced sentences and other rulings that will help you keep your driving privileges, property, money and personal freedom. I’ll assess your case, candidly tell you what’s your best courses of action, and put my skills to work for you.

If you’ve been arrested for criminal activities, then your life, liberty, property, and reputation are jeopardized.

You need a lawyer who is familiar with all the intricacies and nuances involved with criminal law, along with the skills to obtain reduced charges, dismissals, acquittals, reduced sentences and other results that will help you keep your opportunities, privileges, property, money and personal freedom.

I’ll assess your case, candidly tell you what’s your best courses of action and put my skills to work for you.

     It takes a special attorney to be successful at family law.  Education and intelligence are not enough. It also requires compassion for people and an understanding that you are dealing with good people during some of the worst times of their lives.  I take great pride in my ability to provide hard-nosed legal representation as well as a sympathetic ear to my family law clients.  

     I am well versed in family law, an area of law that deals with all aspects of family relations, encompassing …

• Adoption
• Child custody and visitation
• Children's rights
• Child support
• Spousal support (alimony)
• Separation agreements
• Dissolution of marriage
• Marital property division (equitable division)
• Insurance
• Cohabitation agreements
• Premarital (prenuptial) agreements
• Marriage and other legal issues pertinent to the family

     These are indeed sensitive matters as are any issues relating to your family and loved ones. Be sure the family law attorney you choose possesses the proper balance of expertise and empathy to successfully handle your particular case.

     For the typical business person, business law is a dizzying maze of confusing jargon and restrictions that, unfortunately, is part of the price of doing business.  A good business lawyer is your personal guide through this maze --- skilled at not only getting you from the "start" to the "finish", but also at pointing out all the significant points of interest along the way.  

     Business law is a branch of civil law that governs business and commerce in both the private and public sectors. It provides a legal framework within which businesses are created and organized as well as how business is conducted. The Business Law Practice Area covers a wide variety of legal topics relevant to small- and medium-sized businesses — topics such as business formation, general business matters, business tax issues, business bankruptcy and business owner estate. The intricacies of business law demand an attorney that is savvy, detail-oriented and committed to studying the ever-changing laws within this realm so that he or she is always well prepared to accurately assess a new client's case.