Paul M. Mahoney brings almost 17 years of legal experience as a personal injury attorney at (215) GOT-HURT and always puts his clients first.
Growing up in London, Paul became fascinated by courtroom drama literature. After graduating from Temple University School of Law, he was admitted to practice in the state and federal courts of Pennsylvania and the state court of New Jersey.
His legal career began with a focus on immigration and criminal defense matters, honing his negotiation and advocacy skills. Transitioning to representing the rights of personal injury victims, Paul has since been a relentless advocate for his clients. He has taken on big insurance companies and secured numerous favorable verdicts and outcomes across Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Paul loves building meaningful relationships with clients and making a difference in their lives. His negotiating skills and strong courtroom presence have resulted in numerous favorable awards and verdicts throughout both Pennsylvania and New Jersey over the last 15 years.
Outside the courtroom, Paul enjoys spending time with his six-year-old twins. He is also a devoted fan of all four Philadelphia sports teams. His hobbies include playing golf, pool, and basketball, as well as guitar and piano.
In 2023, Philadelphia reported 57 pedestrian fatalities, highlighting a concerning trend. Factors such as distracted driving, speeding, and poor visibility contribute to these incidents. Implementing improved infrastructure and stricter enforcement are crucial steps toward reducing pedestrian deaths.
Slip and fall accidents in Philadelphia can result in serious injuries. If you’ve experienced one, take the proper steps: seek medical attention, document the scene, and report the incident. Know the common causes, from wet floors to poor lighting, and understand your right to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and more. Contact (215) GOT-HURT for help navigating your claim and advocating for your rights.
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