Gordon is a an extraordinary man. A credit to his profession. He is kind and compassionate. He…read morecares about his clients. He's a true humanitarian. He's calm, focused and gentle. He's there to help navigate his clients through the most stressful of situations and he will put you at ease. We would highly recommend him to anyone in need. He's respected by his peers and has a way with people. The man truly deserves all of the recognition and praise he's earned throughout his years of service. He has a great sense of empathy. He works hard for his clients. He doesn't mince words, communicates effectively, but most importantly he listens. He has this amazing ability to make you feel comfortable and confident. If you're seeking representation we hope that you consider him. He will fight for you and go to great lengths to protect you and your rights. He's a true gentleman and a gifted lawyer.

Highly Prominent in his practice! Full review pending outcome of my matter. So far so good.....read more

The Delaware County Bar Association is a great, FREE resource for local residents!…read more At some point in our lives we all need a lawyer, from wills to lawsuits, they perform the legalities of life. * * * $30 LAWYER CONSULT TIP * * * Something many people don't know is that by calling the Bar Assoc to ask for a referral, you are given a few attorney names pertaining to those who specialize in your particular legal issue (if you don't know exactly what kind of lawyer you need, they will figure it out for you). When you call for an appointment, if you tell them you were referred by the Bar Assoc, your consult is only $30!!! Granted, this session is technically limited to 30mins (while many initial visits are normally an hour), however most lawyers appreciate the referral, and give you all the time needed for that same $30 fee. (Many attorneys charge $100 or more just to have you walk in the door.) I have called the Bar Assoc for advice on law research as well, and have been helpfully directed to the legal library at the courthouse. The people taking calls at the Bar Assoc are always knowledgeable, helpful, and concerned about making sure your issue is taken seriously and is properly addressed, which is really important, but not always considered in the legal field. I really give them kudos for such a well-run system, and such a professionally compassionate reception staff. ***If you have not been to the legal library at the courthouse, it is a very cool place to visit! Its official name is the Francis J. Catania Law Library (or Delaware County Law Library). You know the uppermost room in the crown of the courthouse building, with all those windows? That is the legal library. Go up and visit and you get a 360-degree view of Media and far beyond. It is super cool. The librarian is a nasty strict person, and the decor is getting shabby and worn out, but there are some neat old portraits, some beautiful old woodwork, and it is a 2-tiered space, which is so regal and antiquated, it feels like stepping back in time.

From the owner: The Delaware County Bar Association offers a lawyer referral service and provides continuing…read moreeducation opportunities for attorneys.

I have to say, my wife and I were in a very bad place. Attorney Cella, and Ms. McElwee were so very…read more kind compassionate and understanding of our situation. They walked us thru everything, helped us to decide the best options and showed compassion to us both. I would recommend them to everybody. P. Sullivan

Bad business practices. Paid them 500.00 for nothing. I terminated services before anything and…read morethey refuse to refund me. Very unprofessional. Reported them to the attorney general and consumers affairs.

Professional, responsive, and trustworth. I would highly recommend for outstanding legal help.read more

Enrique and his team are phenomenal. They jump on issues very quickly and always offer good…read moresolutions and options for our consideration. We've brought them into some very difficult situations and they helped us navigate them like pros.

Very dedicated to the job at hand. Very responsive to all of my needs and questions, answers in a…read moretimely manner

Its great that you do immigration law and divorce issues for low income people. I was inspired by…read moreyour pro bono work in many cases.

Mr. Malley and his team are awesome. Whenever I have spoken to them in the office for 30 over…read moreyears now, I have always felt right at home. Tracy is tremendous & Kathy is brilliant what more can you ask for. My wait has never been long, and their advice turned out just like they said and I am and will always be grateful for how I was treated during the process over the years.

I chose a terrible attorney when I chose Joe Malley. He was totally incompetent. He overcharged me…read moreevery step of the way. I have been told that I should sue him for malpractice. I was found in contempt of court while he was my attorney and had to hire another attorney to finish the job. F-

Adam Garson is my go to attorney for all things trademark, copyright and intellectual property…read morerelated. He is hands down the best! Adam has been a great asset for several of my clients and their businesses... a must have legal resource for your business trademarks, copyrights and intellectual property! www.garson-law.com

Jones's and Associates, my go to Attorney's! Best counsel in Delaware County! Not only do you get…read morereputable council at its best, it's far from over priced and they truly care about their clients and what's in their best interest. Although I can be a hardheaded person who likes things my way. I've learned so much. They're very reliable and committed to what's in your best intrest! And have gone to battle for myself and family. Thrre isn't another firm that I would turn to. Talk about kind, caring and having empathy is something very rare you find in any attorney in Media Pennsylvania.

FOUR MONTHS OF UNRETURNED CALLS, EXCUSES, AND AN APPALLING IN-PERSON EXPERIENCE…read more For approximately four months, my husband and I have repeatedly and politely attempted to obtain a response from attorney Jackie Jones of Jones & Associates in Media, Pennsylvania. Our question concerned a divorce Ms. Jones handled for a former client who is now incapacitated and living in a nursing facility. That client and her former spouse jointly owned a dilapidated property that is now in active foreclosure. We have a cash investor prepared to purchase the property, potentially preventing the foreclosure, but we first need to determine whether the divorce decree addressed the incapacitated former client's ownership interest. We understand that attorneys have confidentiality obligations. If Ms. Jones could not discuss the matter without authorization, a simple response explaining that would have been entirely reasonable. Instead, we received months of silence, unreturned telephone calls, shifting explanations from the receptionist, and no meaningful direction whatsoever. My husband even went to the office in person in an effort to get a basic response. We were repeatedly told that Ms. Jones was attempting to obtain the divorce decree or had filed some type of petition concerning it, yet four months later, we still had no answer or clear explanation. Out of frustration with being continuously ignored, I personally visited the office. I politely identified myself and explained why my husband and I had been trying to reach Ms. Jones. The receptionist went into Ms. Jones's office and returned to inform me that Ms. Jones would not speak with me unless I paid a $300 consultation fee. After four months of unanswered calls and unsuccessful attempts to obtain even basic direction, demanding $300 before providing any response was astonishing. I firmly--but civilly--asked why no one could have simply explained this requirement months earlier or told us what authorization or documentation would be necessary. At that point, Ms. Jones emerged from her office, accused me of being rude, disrespectful, and disruptive, and ordered me to leave. I was not yelling, threatening anyone, or behaving aggressively. I was frustrated and firm after four months of being disregarded, but I remained civil. What was most troubling was not that Ms. Jones may have been legally unable to disclose information. It was her office's complete failure to communicate that clearly, professionally, and promptly. One returned telephone call or brief written response explaining that she could not discuss the case--or directing us to the appropriate public record, title professional, or authorization process--could have resolved this months ago. Instead, we encountered prolonged silence, inconsistent explanations, a last-minute $300 demand, and outright hostility when I attempted to obtain clarification in person. Based entirely on my family's experience, I would never trust this office with a matter requiring responsiveness, compassion, urgency, or professional communication. Anyone considering retaining Jackie Jones or Jones & Associates should ask very specific questions about response times, consultation fees, and whether telephone calls will actually be returned. Our experience was dismissive, unnecessarily antagonistic, and profoundly unprofessional. I cannot recommend this attorney or her office.