Lawyers in Delaware County, PA

The Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania - The Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania is an independent agency under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. It is responsible for overseeing the licensing and discipline of attorneys practicing in the state to ensure compliance with the Pennsylvania Rules of Professional Conduct. The Board investigates complaints of attorney misconduct, holds hearings, and can impose sanctions ranging from private reprimands to disbarment. It is composed of thirteen members, including eleven attorneys and two non-lawyer public members, appointed by the Supreme Court. The Board's duties include protecting the public, maintaining the integrity of the legal profession, and ensuring the proper administration of justice. It also educates lawyers on ethical practices and provides resources to help them adhere to professional standards.

Delaware County Bar Association - The Delaware County Bar Association serves legal professionals practicing in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The association provides continuing legal education, networking opportunities, and professional development resources to its members. It also operates a lawyer referral service to assist residents in locating qualified legal representation. The organization promotes professionalism, ethical conduct, and civic involvement within the legal community.

Delaware County (DCACDL) - The Delaware County Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (DCACDL) is a non-profit organization formed in August of 1988. Members of the DCACDL include both public defenders and private attorneys practicing in state and federal court throughout Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The organization supports and trains criminal defense practitioners throughout Delaware County / Delco, Pennsylvania including the cities of Chester, Drexel, and Garnet Valley.

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Attorney Specialization in Pennsylvania - The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania does not certify attorneys as a specialist. Instead, it accredits "certifying organizations" after a recommendation from the Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA) Review and Certifying Board. The four organizations approved to certify lawyers in specialty areas of the law include the PBA Workers Compensation Law Section, the American Board of Certification, the National Elder Law Foundation, and the National Board of Trial Advocacy.