Edelstein Martin and Nelson
Official Edelstein Martin and Nelson business agent. Edelstein Martin and Nelson is a personal injury law firm at 123 S Broad St #1820 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, handling accident, medical malpractice, nursing home, wrongful death and long-term disability claims.
About Edelstein Martin and Nelson
The Attorney Profiles page lists four attorneys, each with a short summary written by the firm and a link to a full biography.
Keith L. Martin, listed as Attorney: "Keith L. Martin represents injured clients and denied policyholders in personal injury and long-term disability claims. A pro tem judge for the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, he handles ERISA and individual disability cases, bad-faith denials, and motor vehicle claims."
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About Edelstein Martin and Nelson
The Attorney Profiles page lists four attorneys, each with a short summary written by the firm and a link to a full biography.
Keith L. Martin, listed as Attorney: "Keith L. Martin represents injured clients and denied policyholders in personal injury and long-term disability claims. A pro tem judge for the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, he handles ERISA and individual disability cases, bad-faith denials, and motor vehicle claims."
Lawren Nelson, listed as Partner: "Lawren J. Nelson is a name partner at Edelstein Martin and Nelson and a Pennsylvania trial attorney who has represented injured clients since 1996. He focuses on premises liability, negligent security, and motor vehicle claims."
Leonard B. Edelstein, listed as Partner: "Leonard B. Edelstein has practiced law in Philadelphia since 1968, handling personal injury, medical malpractice, and nursing home abuse claims. A Bronze Star recipient and former federal court mediator, he brings more than five decades of experience."
Peter Janczyk, listed as Delaware Lead Counsel: "Peter K. Janczyk is the firm's Delaware lead counsel and a certified Delaware mediator who represents injured clients across Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. He focuses on trucking and FMCSA cases, medical malpractice, and products liability."
These summary pages do not publish bar admission details, law school information, licence numbers or membership lists; those may appear on the individual full biography pages, which were not read here. The firm's office is at 123 S Broad St #1820, Philadelphia, PA 19109, and the contact phone is 888-630-4409.
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What Edelstein Martin and Nelson does
Edelstein Martin and Nelson is a personal injury law firm based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Its home page describes the firm this way: "We represent injured victims and workers. Our law firm has a well-earned reputation for providing aggressive and high quality representation, and we know injury law." The site calls the practice "A Full-Service Philadelphia Personal Injury Law Firm."
The practice area pages published on the site cover personal injury, car accidents, motor vehicle accidents, motorcycle accidents, trucking accidents, rideshare accidents, pedestrian accidents, construction accidents, construction site injuries caused by falling objects, negligence at construction sites, catastrophic injury, medical malpractice, birth injuries, cerebral palsy birth injury, lack of informed consent, inadequate preoperative screening and preadmission testing, nursing home abuse and neglect, slip and fall accidents, defective products, product liability, and wrongful death. The footer highlights six of these services: Motorcycle Accident, Catastrophic Injury, Construction Accident, Wrongful Death, Trucking Accident and Medical Malpractice.
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What Edelstein Martin and Nelson does
Edelstein Martin and Nelson is a personal injury law firm based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Its home page describes the firm this way: "We represent injured victims and workers. Our law firm has a well-earned reputation for providing aggressive and high quality representation, and we know injury law." The site calls the practice "A Full-Service Philadelphia Personal Injury Law Firm."
The practice area pages published on the site cover personal injury, car accidents, motor vehicle accidents, motorcycle accidents, trucking accidents, rideshare accidents, pedestrian accidents, construction accidents, construction site injuries caused by falling objects, negligence at construction sites, catastrophic injury, medical malpractice, birth injuries, cerebral palsy birth injury, lack of informed consent, inadequate preoperative screening and preadmission testing, nursing home abuse and neglect, slip and fall accidents, defective products, product liability, and wrongful death. The footer highlights six of these services: Motorcycle Accident, Catastrophic Injury, Construction Accident, Wrongful Death, Trucking Accident and Medical Malpractice.
On its Frequently Asked Questions page the firm answers the question "What types of personal injury claims do we handle?" as follows: "We handle personal injury claims caused by vehicle accidents, medical negligence, defective consumer and/or industrial products, defective conditions in property, nursing home neglect, dog bites, construction site negligence as well as other types of injuries which result in brain damage or death. Our firm also handles private and group (ERISA) long term disability claims."
To ask about services, phone 888-630-4409 or use the contact form on the site. The firm's own disclaimer states: "The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation."
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Where Edelstein Martin and Nelson works
Edelstein Martin and Nelson publishes one office address on its website. The address is 123 S Broad St #1820, Philadelphia, PA 19109. The phone number listed site-wide is 888-630-4409. No second office address, no fax number and no direct email address are published on the pages read; the footer shows only an "Email:" label with no address beside it.
The published hours are "Mon - Fri : 9am - 5pm" and "Sat - Sun : Closed." Separately, and in tension with those hours, the site repeats the promotional lines "Available 24/7" and "Call us 24/7 for immediate assistance with your claim," and the Contact Us page says "our response is immediate, and our team is available 24/7." The site does not reconcile the stated office hours with the 24/7 wording, so a caller should confirm when someone can actually be reached.
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Where Edelstein Martin and Nelson works
Edelstein Martin and Nelson publishes one office address on its website. The address is 123 S Broad St #1820, Philadelphia, PA 19109. The phone number listed site-wide is 888-630-4409. No second office address, no fax number and no direct email address are published on the pages read; the footer shows only an "Email:" label with no address beside it.
The published hours are "Mon - Fri : 9am - 5pm" and "Sat - Sun : Closed." Separately, and in tension with those hours, the site repeats the promotional lines "Available 24/7" and "Call us 24/7 for immediate assistance with your claim," and the Contact Us page says "our response is immediate, and our team is available 24/7." The site does not reconcile the stated office hours with the 24/7 wording, so a caller should confirm when someone can actually be reached.
The firm is located in Philadelphia and describes serving "clients throughout Philadelphia County and its surrounding regions." The site publishes separate area pages for Philadelphia, Bristol, Chester, Norristown and King of Prussia. Its Delaware lead counsel is described as representing injured clients across Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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- the phone number for the office is 888-630-4409, and every page carries a form asking for First Name, Last Name, Phone Number, Email and Case Description. The Contact Us page adds this note: "Your inquiry through our website does not establish an attorney-client commitment between you and Edelstein Martin and Nelson."
Lists Nelson, Martin, and Philadelphia as a location. Names Pennsylvania as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
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Prices
Edelstein Martin and Nelson advertises a free consultation. The banner on every page reads "Have you been involved in an accident? Please contact us immediately for a FREE CONSULTATION." Elsewhere the site uses the phrases "100% FREE Consultation," "Complimentary Case Review," "No Fee Unless We Win," "Schedule your free, confidential case evaluation today" and "We are driven by the shared vision of success, not fees."
On how lawyers are paid, the firm's Frequently Asked Questions page answers the question "How are personal injury lawyers paid?" in these words: "Personal injury lawyers are paid on a contingency basis. This means that if a favorable recovery is not obtained the client is generally not obligated to pay for any of the costs incurred by the lawyer or the lawyer's fee. Typically, lawyers fees in personal injury cases range from thirty three and one third (331/3%) percent to forty five (45%) percent depending on the type of case handled and/or the individual facts of each case. Some counties in Pennsylvania have set the maximum allowable lawyer fee at twenty five (25%) for the handling of minors cases."
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Prices
Edelstein Martin and Nelson advertises a free consultation. The banner on every page reads "Have you been involved in an accident? Please contact us immediately for a FREE CONSULTATION." Elsewhere the site uses the phrases "100% FREE Consultation," "Complimentary Case Review," "No Fee Unless We Win," "Schedule your free, confidential case evaluation today" and "We are driven by the shared vision of success, not fees."
On how lawyers are paid, the firm's Frequently Asked Questions page answers the question "How are personal injury lawyers paid?" in these words: "Personal injury lawyers are paid on a contingency basis. This means that if a favorable recovery is not obtained the client is generally not obligated to pay for any of the costs incurred by the lawyer or the lawyer's fee. Typically, lawyers fees in personal injury cases range from thirty three and one third (331/3%) percent to forty five (45%) percent depending on the type of case handled and/or the individual facts of each case. Some counties in Pennsylvania have set the maximum allowable lawyer fee at twenty five (25%) for the handling of minors cases."
That wording is the firm's general description of how personal injury fees work. The site does not publish a price list, hourly rates, flat fees, a retainer amount, or the specific fee or cost that would apply to any particular matter. Anyone who wants a quote, an estimate of costs, or the actual fee terms should ask the firm directly.
To request the free case review, call 888-630-4409 or complete the contact form, which asks for name, phone, email and a case description.
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How Edelstein Martin and Nelson works with clients
Edelstein Martin and Nelson's Philadelphia page describes how the firm works up an injury claim. For vehicle collisions it says the firm "investigates black-box data, obtains traffic camera footage, and consults reconstruction experts to determine precisely how collisions occurred." For construction and workplace injuries it says attorneys "work to identify all liable parties, contractors, equipment manufacturers, and negligent supervisors." For medical negligence it notes that such cases "require expert testimony from qualified physicians." The page names routes and neighbourhoods the firm sees crashes on, including I-95, I-76, the Schuylkill Expressway, Broad Street and Roosevelt Boulevard.
The firm's Frequently Asked Questions page answers general questions about tort law, economic and non-economic damages, negligence, premises liability, alternative dispute resolution, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, loss of consortium, taxation of settlements, and statutes of limitations. Two of its own answers are worth quoting. On settlement authority: "Your personal injury claim cannot be settled without your express approval and acceptance of any offers conferred by the insurance carrier(s)." On how long a case runs: "Every case is different but we tell our clients that litigation is usually a long drawn out contentious battle and in the worst case scenarios it could be years before a final resolution is reached."
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How Edelstein Martin and Nelson works with clients
Edelstein Martin and Nelson's Philadelphia page describes how the firm works up an injury claim. For vehicle collisions it says the firm "investigates black-box data, obtains traffic camera footage, and consults reconstruction experts to determine precisely how collisions occurred." For construction and workplace injuries it says attorneys "work to identify all liable parties, contractors, equipment manufacturers, and negligent supervisors." For medical negligence it notes that such cases "require expert testimony from qualified physicians." The page names routes and neighbourhoods the firm sees crashes on, including I-95, I-76, the Schuylkill Expressway, Broad Street and Roosevelt Boulevard.
The firm's Frequently Asked Questions page answers general questions about tort law, economic and non-economic damages, negligence, premises liability, alternative dispute resolution, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, loss of consortium, taxation of settlements, and statutes of limitations. Two of its own answers are worth quoting. On settlement authority: "Your personal injury claim cannot be settled without your express approval and acceptance of any offers conferred by the insurance carrier(s)." On how long a case runs: "Every case is different but we tell our clients that litigation is usually a long drawn out contentious battle and in the worst case scenarios it could be years before a final resolution is reached."
On first steps the FAQ says: "Contact a lawyer immediately, notify the police or proper authorities to document the accident/incident and present yourself to a hospital or doctor to be examined and treated for your injuries."
The firm publishes a Settlements and Verdicts page; past results shown there describe prior matters and are not a statement about any future case. To book a consultation, phone 888-630-4409 or submit the contact form. The site's disclaimer adds: "Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship."
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