Our Job Is to Protect Your Future

Montgomery County PA Injury & Post-Conviction Legal Services

A judge 's gavel is sitting next to a piece of paper.

Who We Are & What We Do

When you’re facing legal issues in Montgomery County — from Norristown to King of Prussia — you want a lawyer who knows how to navigate both the court system and the community. Whether your case involves a highway crash on I-476 or a post-conviction matter out of the Montgomery County Courthouse, we’re here to advocate for your future.

People walking across a city street, representing community served by personal injury & civil rights attorney.
Scale of justice and judge’s gavel on table, symbolizing legal advocacy in injury, civil rights & post-conviction cases.

Injured? We Help You Get the Compensation You Deserve.

Injured in Montgomery County? From retail injuries in King of Prussia to collisions in Norristown, we help clients recover what they’re owed.

Car Accidents

Montgomery County car accidents — whether on I-76, in Norristown, or near local malls — can lead to devastating injuries. We represent injury victims and help them pursue maximum compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and more.

Motorcycle Accidents

Montgomery County motorcyclists deserve strong legal protection. If you were hit on Germantown Pike, Route 202, or anywhere in the region, we’ll help you pursue the compensation you need to recover.

Products Liability

Montgomery County residents who suffer injuries from defective products — whether at home or on the job — can rely on our firm to take on manufacturers and hold them accountable.

Wrongful Death

When a wrongful death occurs in Montgomery County, the impact is felt deeply. Whether your loss happened in a hospital, on the road, or on the job, we’re here to guide your family through the legal process.

Fighting for a Second Chance After a Criminal Conviction

If your conviction happened in Montgomery County, we’re here to help you take the next legal step. We handle PCRA petitions, sentence reviews, and ineffective counsel claims — whether the case began in Norristown or beyond.

Convicted in Montgomery County? You may still have legal options. Call today for a confidential post-conviction case review.

A black and white icon of a shield with a scale of justice inside of it.

Our Job Is to Protect Your Future

What You Can Expect When You Work With Us

From Norristown to King of Prussia, we help Montgomery County clients take on serious legal challenges with confidence. We’ve handled everything from I-76 crash claims to sentence modification requests filed at the Montgomery County Courthouse. Our firm combines a practical, results-driven approach with strong local knowledge and consistent communication. When you work with us, you’re not passed off to staff or left wondering what’s next — you get a dedicated attorney who takes your case seriously and fights for your future from day one.

A man with a beard and glasses in a red tie and white shirt, personal injury & defense attorney in PA, NJ & FL.

Looking for Answers?

Explore our blog for clear, straightforward legal insights on post-conviction relief, personal injury, civil rights & more.

Jason Javie Victorious In Superior Court; PCRA Denial Reversed

Jason Javie Victorious In Superior Court; PCRA Denial Reversed

On October 18, 2023, a panel of the Superior Court sided with Jason Javie and reversed an order denying relief under the PCRA. M.M. was arrested in 2016 and charged with Aggravated Assault and...
Read more
'Less Is More': Jury Issues $5M Slip-And-Fall Verdict Against Walmart

'Less Is More': Jury Issues $5M Slip-And-Fall Verdict Against Walmart

A former accountant, Adam McCall, won a $5 million verdict in a slip-and-fall case against Walmart. He attributed his injuries, which included long-term pain and cognitive issues, to a spilled...
Read more
$85,000 Verdict Against Guard In Prison Assault Case

$85,000 Verdict Against Guard In Prison Assault Case

On January 11, 2022, Jason Javie obtained an $85,000 verdict on behalf of his client, P.P. after he was injured in a brutal attack inside of a Philadelphia Prison. P.P. was an inmate awaiting trial...
Read more
Jason Javie, P.C. Convince Philadelphia Court Of Common Pleas To Reject Claim That Sexual Abuse Exception To Sovereign Immunity Is Limited To Minor Victims

Jason Javie, P.C. Convince Philadelphia Court Of Common Pleas To Reject Claim That Sexual Abuse Exception To Sovereign Immunity Is Limited To Minor Victims

In a win for victims of sexual assault in Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas rejected the City of Philadelphia’s attempt to impose a severe limitation on the Sexual Abuse...
Read more
Testimonial V Non-Testimonial Hearsay

Testimonial V Non-Testimonial Hearsay

The Confrontation Clause of the United States Constitution protects the right of a criminal defendant to be confronted by his or her accusers in Court and to cross-examine any testimony that they...
Read more
Voluntary Severance Waives Double Jeopardy Protections In PA

Voluntary Severance Waives Double Jeopardy Protections In PA

In a significant ruling on May 13, 2021, the Pennsylvania Superior Court held in Commonwealth v. Christopher Banks (2021 PA Super 95) that a voluntary severance of charges will result in a blanket...
Read more
NJ Supreme Court Holds Admission Of Dying Declaration Does Not Violate The Confrontation Clause

NJ Supreme Court Holds Admission Of Dying Declaration Does Not Violate The Confrontation Clause

On May 10, 2021, the New Jersey Supreme Court decided the case of State v. Williamson, No. A-65-19. The appellant in the case was sentenced to 25 years in prison after being convicted of the...
Read more
How Long Do I Have To File For Federal Habeas Corpus Relief?

How Long Do I Have To File For Federal Habeas Corpus Relief?

The Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (AEDPA) established a one-year time frame for state prisoners to file for a writ of habeas corpus in federal court.  This limitation is...
Read more
The Exclusionary Rule In Federal Habeas Proceedings

The Exclusionary Rule In Federal Habeas Proceedings

The Fourth Amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures.  When evidence is found or seized during an unconstitutional search or seizure, the evidence is generally not admissible in Court....
Read more
View more

Contact a Montgomery County Attorney Today

Montgomery County legal matters move fast — so should your lawyer. Reach out now for a free case review with an experienced attorney who’s ready to help.

A black arrow pointing down on a white background.