Abrahamsen, Conaboy & Abrahamsen Secures Verdict in Pike County
Attorney Kevin M. Conaboy of the law firm of Abrahamsen, Conaboy & Abrahamsen, P.C., Milford, recently secured a jury verdict in the amount of $39,800.00 on behalf of a client injured in an April, 2009, motor vehicle accident. It is anticipated that with the addition of interest the total recovery will exceed $40,000.00. The three day trial was conducted before the Honorable Gregory Chelak in the Court of Common Pleas of Pike County.
Sifting Through The Record - How Social Security Is Supposed To Review Medical Opinions In The File
In any given Claimant s record before the Social Security Administration, there are usually three different types of medical opinions. There are opinions from treating sources and non-treating sources. The non-treating sources opinions are divided among physicians who actually examined the Claimant and those who simply reviewed medical records and rendered opinions on the Claimant s ability to function. In most cases, because of expenses or time, the opinions from the above mentioned sources are in a checklist format. The issue remains how the Social Security Administration should review such opinions.
Four ACA attorneys recognized by Pennsylvania SuperLawyers
Four ACA attorneys recognized by Pennsylvania SuperLawyers
Abrahamsen, Conaboy & Abrahamsen is proud to announce that four of its attorneys have been recognized by the 2011 edition of Pennsylvania Super Lawyers magazine.
Recognized for their community honors were attorneys Ned and Mary Ann Abrahamsen, Attorney George V. and Patti Lynett and the Scranton Area Foundation.
Three Abrahamsen, Conaboy & Abrahamsen attorneys selected as Super Lawyers
Abrahamsen, Conaboy & Abrahamsen is proud to announce that Attorney Edwin Abrahamsen has been selected as a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer. This exceptional award placed him in the elite class of the top 5% of the attorneys in Pennsylvania.
In April, 2010, Arizona passed one of the toughest immigration laws in the country. The law requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents with them at all times, and permits police to question people if a police officer believes that they are in the United States illegally. The law also targets businesses that hire immigrant laborers or knowingly transport them. In this respect, the law is similar to a law enacted by the City of Hazleton, Pennsylvania, which was ultimately determined to be unconstitutional.
Mary Ann Abrahamsen named secretary of Lackawanna Bar Foundation
Mary Ann Abrahamsen has recently been named secretary of the newly founded Lackawanna Bar Association’s nonprofit organization, the Lackawanna Bar Foundation.
Attorney Jim Conaboy was instrumental in the Lackawanna County Bar Association’s $10,000.00 donation to the Passionist Missionaries for use in the Haitian relief effort following the recent disaster.
Mary Ann Abrahamsen, President of the Board of Friends of the Poor, accepted a check in the amount of $5,000.00 from the Penn Security Bank & Trust Co. to help support the organization’s holiday brunch.
Abrahamsen, Conaboy and Abrahamsen, P.C., congratulates Scranton Preparatory School on its recent victory in the statewide mock trial competition in Harrisburg
Abrahamsen, Conaboy and Abrahamsen, P.C., congratulates Scranton Preparatory School on
Jim Conaboy and Chip Abrahamsen led a team of attorneys who recently secured what is believed to be the largest settlement in the history of Pennsylvania
