Neuwirth Law Office, LLC.

Neuwirth Law, established in 2011 and located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, specializes in personal injury litigation, with a focus on helping clients recover damages from motorcycle accidents and other traffic-related injuries. With over twenty years of experience as a trial lawyer and fifteen years dedicated to personal injury law, Andrew Neuwirth has built a reputation for his in-depth understanding of the complexities involved in these cases. He leverages his extensive background to navigate the legal intricacies that can arise when seeking justice for victims of negligence, particularly within the densely populated regions of Philadelphia and its surrounding areas.

A notable aspect of Neuwirth Law is the commitment to client education, exemplified by Andrew Neuwirth’s weekly podcast, "Ask Andy," which aims to inform listeners on critical topics related to personal injury law, including what steps to take after an accident. This outreach not only resonates with potential clients but also reflects the firm’s proactive approach to legal advocacy. Andrew’s academic credentials from Cornell University, both at the undergraduate level and in law school, combined with his active involvement in professional associations, demonstrate his dedication to the legal community and staying current with evolving laws and practices that affect motorcyclists.

The firm has successfully secured significant settlements for clients involved in motorcycle accidents, with documented results such as a $15,000 recovery from a motorcycle crash in Philadelphia and other substantial awards from related incidents. Neuwirth Law’s track record illustrates a solid understanding of the unique challenges faced by motorcyclists, including vulnerability to severe injuries and the complexities associated with insurance claims. This focused expertise, along with the firm’s willingness to provide free consultations, positions Neuwirth Law as a formidable advocate for victims of motorcycle accidents seeking to assert their rights and obtain fair compensation.