Scotch Plains injury firm since 1984, also handling workers' comp, criminal defense and immigration, with free consultations.
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Schiller, Pittenger & Galvin, P.C.
Scotch Plains, NJ
At a glance
- Attorneys
- More than a dozen
- Offices
- 1
- Main office
- Scotch Plains, NJ
About the firm
Schiller, Pittenger & Galvin began as a two-lawyer practice for New Jersey auto dealers and has grown to more than a dozen attorneys in Scotch Plains. Besides dealership work, it handles personal injury, criminal defense in municipal and Superior Court, estate planning and probate litigation, employment claims and real estate. Several of its criminal defense lawyers are former prosecutors.
Services
- Personal injury
- Criminal defense in municipal and Superior Court
- Wills, trusts and estate administration
- Estate and probate litigation
- Wrongful termination and discrimination
- Residential and commercial real estate
- Land use, planning and zoning
- Commercial litigation
- Business law
- Auto dealership law
Leadership
- Ted SchillerFounding Attorney
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Office
Main office
1771 Front Street, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076
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Practice areas
- Personal InjuryCar accidents, falls, medical injuries and wrongful death.
- Criminal DefenseDWI, municipal court, drug charges and serious crimes.
- Estate PlanningWills, trusts, powers of attorney and probate.
- EmploymentDiscrimination, harassment, wages and wrongful termination.
- Real EstateHome closings, commercial property and landlord-tenant.
- LitigationCommercial disputes, appeals and trials.
- Business & CorporateFormation, contracts, financing and mergers.
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