HGSK Involvement in Amicus Briefs

Posted By Haggerty, Goldberg, Schleifer & Kupersmith, P.C.

The Pennsylvania Courts allow the filing of amicus briefs (literally “friend of court” briefs) by persons outside of a case with interest and experience on a particular issue. These briefs can provide valuable insight and information about legal arguments, as well as how the outcome of a particular case may affect other people. Thus, amicus briefs can be of considerable help to the Court.

James Haggerty, Esquire and Suzanne Tighe, Esquire of Haggerty, Goldberg, Schleifer & Kupersmith, P.C. regularly become involved in filing “friend of court” briefs in important cases involving insurance issues in Pennsylvania. Jim Haggerty and Suzanne Tighe advocate the rights of injured victims in the filing of these briefs.

HGSK works diligently to protect the rights of injured victims in Pennsylvania. If you have been injured and suspect that your insurance company is acting in bad faith, please contact a Pennsylvania insurance bad faith attorney today. You may be entitled to compensation for your insurance company’s failure to resolve your claim in an efficient and honest manner. With more than a century of combined legal experience and several members on our team who have previously defended insurance companies, we have the behind-the-scenes insight needed to effectively resolve these types of cases.

Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you with your legal matter. Our firm proudly represents individuals in Holland, Allentown, Reading, Lancaster, Hazleton, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, and Kennett Square.