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Honors and Awards
Sol Weiss Named To the Reader's Choice Top Attorneys List 2010
Anapol Schwartz Lawyers Selected
Philadelphia's Best Lawyers®
2011 & 2012
Sol H. Weiss and Lawrence R. Cohan have been selected for inclusion in Philadelphia’s 2011 & 2012 Editions Best Lawyers®.
How 350 Years of Legal Experience Helps Win Cases in the Courtroom
The nine partners at the helm of Philadelphia's Anapol Schwartz, share more than 350 years of collective legal experience between them. Because the firm takes a team approach with each case, each client that comes through the firm's door benefits from those 350 years of courtroom experience, record settlements and seven-figure judgments. It is this depth, says partner Joel, which has been so critical to Anapol Schwartz's success.
"Most of our cases get vetted and vetted and vetted," Feldman says. "We really cooperate very well, and it's an open-door policy. We screen cases and we continually talk about cases and we get it right the first time, through hard work and by putting in the time. It is hard work being a plaintiff 's personal injury attorney, but we all also feel very privileged that our clients trust us with trying to set things right for them, when things have gone so terribly, terribly wrong. It's a heavy responsibility, and we don't take that lightly. We know that what we do can make a positive difference in people's lives."
* The Best Lawyers in America®, is based on more than 3.1 million lawyer evaluations.
Philadelphia Mass Tort Powerhouse Anapol Schwartz
Anapol Schwartz has been fighting for consumers and their families since 1977, and its leader has been shareholder Sol H. Weiss. Weiss, who advocates for in jured consumers throughout the country, has handled virtually every type of personal injury or death case in his more than 38 years at the bar. He says he is most proud of having built a firm of 28 lawyers who work assiduously for their clients.
"Helping people to stand up for their rights is our guiding principle," Weiss says. "By having courageous people fight in court, consumer products become safer and drug companies are held accountable."
