I personally have worked with one of their founders, for many years. Over a number of years, they…read morehave put together family trusts, will, living wills, powers of attorney documents, etc. Their primary practice is personal injury. Their office is in an office park (nice building) off of 33 and William Penn Highway, so it is fairly easy to get to. The offices look like most law offices - sexy waiting area, nice offices with dark wood furniture, not to mention their meeting rooms replete with lots of law books and journals. I have been very pleased with their knowledge and services and I know my family has. I don't know all of the attorneys there so I can't speak for every one of them. But, from my experience, I would recommend them if you do need their services.

From the owner: In 1942, Norman Seidel founded the firm that is known today as Hof & Reid LLC. Since our firm's…read moreearly years, we have represented clients in personal injury litigation. Over the years, we have handled thousands of personal injury cases, including car accidents, tractor-trailer accidents, motorcycle accidents, construction accidents and pedestrian accidents. In each case, we have devoted our full attention to the people whom we serve. As personal injury attorneys, we understand that severe injuries cause significant emotional, medical, personal and financial challenges.

Attorney Snover handled my issues with kind consideration. He gave me sound wisdom, and went to…read morework untieing a messy legal "knot". He and his staff treated me with professional, yet personal care. I am very happy with and thankful for the help received from Attorney Snover.

Three years ago, my mom was injured at work, and from the moment we reached out, Alexis…read moreBerg-Townsend was by our side every step of the way. She answered all of our questions promptly and kept in constant communication throughout my mom's case. Thanks to her dedication and expertise, my mom was able to receive the compensation she deserved. We are incredibly grateful for her support and guidance during such a challenging time.

Firm-Wide Negligence, No Accountability from Leadership…read more I retained Cohen, Feeley, Altemose & Rambo for a time-sensitive civil case. After months of vague updates, their attorney, Michael McKarski, told me my case was "ready for litigation." That same day, he withdrew--without filing anything and without providing any transition support. What followed was worse. The "case file" I received was incomplete, missing over 100 internal communications, strategy notes, and documentation I later had to reconstruct myself. There was no written litigation plan, no summary of findings, and no effort made to preserve continuity. I sent multiple formal requests for clarity--copying senior partners, including Mark Altemose and Martin Cohen. None of them responded. No explanation. No follow-up. No acknowledgment of what happened. The firm had every opportunity to intervene, correct the damage, or at the very least, ensure a professional transition. They did nothing. The result was a total breakdown in legal process, documentation, and trust--during an active and ongoing dispute. These aren't just procedural mistakes. They're failures of basic legal responsibility. The entire situation is now documented, timestamped, and submitted to oversight authorities. If you're entrusting this firm with serious legal matters, understand that when things go wrong, you may be met with silence from the top down.

Contacted her through a local reference and had immediate response from office. Office staff and…read moreattorney was very polite and thorough. Took the time out to personally call me and discuss my case. Great rate and recommend to anybody needing an attorney that stays in touch. 11/22/2016....J. Bond