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Salvatore Paparone, Esq.SALVATORE A. PAPARONE, JR. (Sal) is the Founder and Managing Attorney. He  has been an attorney since 1982, and has been admitted to practice law by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in the Courts of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. He has also been admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and the United States Tax Court.

In addition, Sal is a licensed Real Estate Broker in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania  and a non-practicing Pennsylvania CPA.

Sal founded the Law Offices of Paparone & Associates, P.C. (“the Firm”) after 15 years of corporate experience where he held various executive positions for International and Fortune 50 companies.

Since founding the Firm, his practice has focused on Personal Injury,  Wills/Trusts and Estates, Real Estate and  Business/Commercial transactional activity.

 

Selected Past / Present Affiliations:

  • Participating Attorney – American Association of Retired Persons (AARP); Participating Attorney – Union Privilege Legal Services Plan
  • Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bucks County -Board of Directors
  • Family Service Association of Bucks County- Board of Directors
  • Nazareth Hospital Foundation – Board of Directors
  • Golf Committees: Franciscan Ministries Foundation; Nazareth Hospital; Archbishop Ryan Alumni
  • Member of American Bar Association; Pennsylvania Bar Association; Philadelphia Bar Association
  • Member of American Institute of CPA’s; Pennsylvania Institute of CPA’s Member
  • Who’s Who in American Law; Member of ABA Committee on U.C.C.; American Petroleum Credit Association; NYMEX Marketing Committee

Email: sp@spaparone.com

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To service our client’s diverse needs and demands our office networks with independent firms and attorneys on specific matters or specific clients. This facilitates professional, cost effective and efficient services. When appropriate referrals will be available at no cost for any matter which our offices are unable to handle.