Andrew S. Abramson

Andrew S. Abramson has been practicing law since 1989. Upon graduation from law school, Mr. Abramson was employed by a large center city Pennsylvania law firm, Hoyle, Morris and Kerr, where his typical client was a large national corporation and he was involved in litigating cases with teams of attorneys throughout the United States. In 1995 Mr. Abramson realized a life long dream to start his own law firm. He increasingly began to concentrate the vast majority of his practice in employment law, developing experience in all facets of an active employment law practice, where he assists employees in protecting their rights.

KNOWLEDGEABLE- PROFESSIONAL-TOUGH- FAIR- PREPARED

These adjectives describe Mr. Abramson's approach to employment law, which has enabled him to earn the respect of adversaries. A client's well being is his top priority. Whether it be settlement or trial, he has assisted clients in recovering what they deserve.

One of the highest honors any person in any occupation is able to achieve is the respect of his peers, including his adversaries. Mr. Abramson has been repeatedly recognized as a Super Lawyer in Plaintiff Employment Litigation. Mr. Abramson also has been recognized with the highest rating available to any individual lawyer by receiving an AV(R) rating by the Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Rating system, which is based upon the confidential opinions of members of the Bar and the Judiciary. We are also very proud that many defense attorneys, who have defended employers  in cases where we have represented employees, refer employees who contact them to our firm when they are in  need of an experienced employment law attorney. 

Mr. Abramson has many interests outside the law. Mr. Abramson loves sports and serves as a baseball, basketball and soccer coach for the Whitpain Recreation Association.He also is a former President of the Kelly Anne Dolan Memorial Fund of Ambler, PA which sponsors many programs dedicated to the uninsured needs of families caring for terminally, critically and chronically ill, seriously disabled or severely injured children through advocacy, education, information and financial assistance.