Dennis F. Feeley

Mr. Feeley believes that: "Helping people get through difficult times is the reason I went to law school. When someone is injured their entire life is affected, so I feel honored when an injured individual or their family turns to me for help. I know fighting for those who are injured isn't just about getting them financial compensation, but it's more about helping them put their lives back together. After more than 37 years of representing injured people I understand what lies ahead for them during their road to recovery and am prepared to help everyone get through these difficult times."

Prior to becoming a lawyer and attending law school, Mr. Feeley proudly spent four years in the United States Navy where he served his country as a Vietnam Veteran. Dennis and his wife Deane have been happily married for 44 years and have two grown children.

He is admitted to practice before all the courts in the state of Pennsylvania, as well the Federal Courts for the Eastern District and Middle District of Pennsylvania, and most importantly the United States Supreme Court. He attended Northampton County Community College, Penn State University and Temple Law School.

Mr. Feeley has been an active trial lawyer for nearly 40 years and has tried cases in Northampton, Lehigh, Monroe, Lackawana, Dauphin, Luzurne, Carbon and Bucks Counties. He has litigated hundreds of cases and received numerous verdicts and settlements of over $1 Million.

Mr. Feeley served on the Board of Governors of the Pennsylvania Association for Justice for over 10 years and is a past recipient of that organizations highest service award, the Milton P. Rosenberg Award for outstanding service to the organizations mission of protecting victims rights. Mr. Feeley has been active in number of community charities, philanthropic organizations and has sat on a number of community boards and currently sits on the Northampton County Community College Foundation Board. He and his wife, Deane, were responsible for managing the firms, Best of the Best scholarship program, which provided college scholarships to Lehigh Valley High School students for over 20 years.

Mr. Feeley has mentored and taught legal education courses to attorneys throughout the state for more than 25 years.

In his spare time he studies music and plays multiple styles of guitar.