Attorneys Cardamone and Silver Voted Top Pennsylvania Attorneys

Cardamone Law is pleased to announce that its workers’ compensation attorneys in Pennsylvania, Michael Cardamone and Paul Silver, have been named among the top Pennsylvania attorneys in workers’ compensation law by ALM, American Lawyer Media.

 

ALM is a media organization that provides business news and information to professionals, businesses, and consumers. It has a strong community of experts and conducts global seminars. ALM provides unique news, firsthand information, and data intelligence that individuals and businesses can trust.

 

The ALM award, which only considers attorneys with the highest Martindale-Hubbell rating — an AV Preeminent Rating, which 100% of our workers’ compensation lawyers have — is a testament to our expertise in the workers’ compensation field. Our Philadelphia workers’ compensation lawyers are thrilled to have this opportunity to help more injured workers in Pennsylvania fight for their rights.

 

Pennsylvania’s workers’ compensation law is a comprehensive legal instrument that provides compensation and coverage to all the workers in PA who get injured on the job. Yet, greed-driven employers and insurance providers are a reality that often seek to diminish these compensations and refuse to provide adequate coverage.

 

Our boutique law firm, Cardamone Law, dedicates 100% of its resources to fighting such cases. Michael Cardamone and Paul Silver are two most brilliant work comp attorneys in PA. Equally skilled at both negotiations and trials, they represent the best part of working with Cardamone Law. Using our decades of experience, our updated knowledge, and our fighting spirit, we create strategies that result in success.

 

To commemorate this latest achievement, attorneys Cardamone and Silver will be featured in the Legal Intelligencer on November 30, 2023, in their feature highlighting Top Pennsylvania Attorneys. We are honored to have been chosen for this prestigious award for our dedication to representing injured workers throughout Pennsylvania.