Anthony C. Gagliano, III, Esquire, P.C.

Personal injury attorney · Philadelphia

5.0Excellent5.0 on average from 239 reviews
Duane Morris Plaza, 30 S 17th St Suite 810, Philadelphia, PA 19103, United States
Languages: Spanish
No. 6No. 6 in the 64 best personal injury lawyers in PhiladelphiaSee the comparison

About Anthony C. Gagliano, III, Esquire, P.C.

Car and bicycle accidents, motorcycle crashes and premises-liability claims are handled by Anthony C. Gagliano, III, Esquire, P.C. The Philadelphia practice also represents people in rideshare, truck, slip-and-fall and workers’ compensation matters.

Attorney Anthony C. Gagliano provides direct representation, including help dealing with insurance companies and pursuing compensation for injuries and losses. The office serves Philadelphia, Montgomery County and surrounding Pennsylvania communities. Online appointments, on-site services and free consultations are available, with no fee unless the firm wins. Spanish-language service is also available.

Before you choose Anthony C. Gagliano, III, Esquire, P.C.

5.0 on average from 239 reviews

Where it stands out

  • Direct attorney involvement
  • Free consultation
  • Spanish-language service available

Ask before you sign

  • Appointments are recommended.

Often hired by: Pennsylvania accident and injury victims

Case types

Also takes: car accidents and truck accidents

Key facts

Type
Personal injury attorney
Rating
5.0 on average from 239 reviews

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Questions before you hire

Is the personal injury consultation free?

Yes. The consultation is free, and clients pay nothing unless the firm wins or recovers compensation.

Can I speak with a personal injury lawyer in Spanish?

Yes. The firm provides service in Spanish.

Will I speak directly with an attorney quickly?

Yes. The firm promises direct attorney involvement and says clients can speak to an actual lawyer within 24 hours.

How long do I have to file a Pennsylvania car accident claim?

A personal injury case generally must be filed within two years of the accident. Courts may not hear an action filed after the statute of limitations expires.

Can they help if the other driver is uninsured?

Yes. They can review possible claims through the client’s own uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage when the other driver lacks sufficient insurance.

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