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Philadelphia Personal Injury & Post-Conviction Lawyer

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Who We Are & What We Do

If you’re facing a serious legal issue in Philadelphia — whether it’s a life-changing injury or a wrongful conviction — we’re here to help. We serve clients throughout the city, from Center City and South Philly to West Philadelphia and beyond. Whether your case involves a crash on I-76, a fall in Rittenhouse Square, or a post-conviction fight in the Criminal Justice Center, we know the local system and how to protect your future.

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Injured? We Help You Get the Compensation You Deserve.

Injured in Philadelphia? We help crash victims, fall survivors, and families fight for fair compensation after serious accidents across the city.

Car Accidents

Car crashes in Philadelphia are far too common — especially on roads like Roosevelt Boulevard and the Schuylkill Expressway. We help injured drivers, passengers, and pedestrians recover full compensation after serious collisions throughout the city.

Motorcycle Accidents

Philadelphia roads can be dangerous for motorcyclists, especially near Broad Street, South Street, and I-76. If you were hit while riding, we’ll help you recover compensation and push back against unfair blame.

Products Liability

Defective products can cause serious injuries anywhere — including in homes and workplaces across Philadelphia. We represent clients harmed by unsafe tools, electronics, medications, and more.

Wrongful Death

Losing someone in a preventable tragedy is devastating. We help Philadelphia families pursue justice after fatal accidents — whether they happened on I-95, in a city hospital, or anywhere else in the region.

Fighting for a Second Chance After a Criminal Conviction

If you or a loved one was convicted in Philadelphia, you may still have options. We help clients file PCRA petitions, seek sentence modifications, and pursue new evidence claims in courts across the city — including the Criminal Justice Center on Filbert Street.

Think your Philadelphia conviction deserves a second look? Call now to speak with a post-conviction attorney who knows the city courts and how to fight back.

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Our Job Is to Protect Your Future

What You Can Expect When You Work With Us

We’ve built a reputation in Philadelphia for handling serious legal matters with focus, urgency, and integrity. Whether you’ve been seriously injured or you’re fighting a conviction that never should have happened, you deserve a legal team that understands how this city operates. We regularly work in the Criminal Justice Center, represent clients from every corner of the city — from North Philly to South Street — and fight for results in cases that others might turn away. We don’t just know the law; we know the city, its courts, and how to get things done in a system that doesn’t always treat people fairly.

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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...
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'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...
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$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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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....
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Speak With a Philadelphia Attorney Today

If you’re dealing with a serious injury or a criminal conviction in Philadelphia, don’t wait to get legal guidance. Call now or send us a message to schedule your free consultation. We’ll review your situation, explain your options, and help you move forward.

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