Philip L Faccenda
About Philip
Licenses
Licensed in New Jersey for 50 years
State: New Jersey
Acquired: 1975
No misconduct found
Licensed in Pennsylvania for 51 years
State: Pennsylvania
Acquired: 1974
No misconduct found
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Experience
Honors
2017
SuperLawyer-Plaintiff Professional Liability, Thompson-Reuters SuperLawyers
2016
SuperLawyer-Plaintiff Professional Liability, Thompson-Reuters SuperLawyers
2015
SuperLawyer- Plaintiff Professional Liability, Thompson-Reuters SuperLawyers
2014
Super Lawyer, Thomson-Reuters NJ Monthly Magazine
2014
Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Southern New Jersey, National Trial Lawyers
2013
Super Lawyer, Thomson-Reuters NJ Monthly Magazine
2012
Top Attorneys in New Jersey, New Jersey Monthly Magazine
2012
Super Lawyer, Thomson-Reuters NJ Monthly Magazine
2011
Super Lawyer, New Jersey Monthly Magazine
2011
Top Attorneys - South Jersey, Philadelphia Magazine
2011
Top Attorneys - Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Magazine
2010
Super Lawyer, New Jersey Monthly Magazine
2009
Super Lawyer, New Jersey Monthly Magazine
1998
Invited Member, Million Dollar Advocates Forum
1983
Certified Civil Trial Attorney, NJ Supreme Court Board on Trial Certification
1983
Certified Civil Trial Advocate, National Board on Legal Specialty Certification
Work Experience
1981 - Present
Trial Attorney, Faccenda Law Firm, LLC
1977 - 1981
Trial Attorney, Philip L. Faccenda, P.A. Law Firm
1976 - 1977
Assistant Attorney General, Pa. Department of Justice
1974 - 1976
Attorney, Bucci & Bucci
Associations
2016 - Present
Trial Attorneys of New JerseyMember
1977 - Present
Burlington County Bar AssociationMember
1975 - Present
Camden County Bar AssociationMember
2016 - 2016
National Trial Lawyers AssociationMember
2007 - 2014
Camden County Bar Association, Workers' Compensation CommitteeMember
2006 - 2010
Justice James H. Coleman, Jr. New Jersey Workers' Compensation American Inn of CourtMember
2004 - 2010
National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ RepresentativesMember
1994 - 1999
American Trial Lawyers Association (New Jersey chapter)Board of Governors
1984 - 2017
American Association for Justice (New Jersey chapter)Member
Sample of Legal Cases
Jury Verdict for Plaintiffs $2.7Million.
After filing suit, case settled for the disability benefits promised
Legal malpractice claim settled for undisclosed amount.
Case settled for $902,500.00
Case settled for $475,000, making her total recovery $715,000 equal to 3 times the original sum.
Case settled for periodic payments valued at $200,000.
Settlement for $1,091,500.00
Settlement for $455,000.00
Following a trial, including medical experts, the court found in favor of our client, the emloyee who was injured in the course of her work.
The federal Court ruled that the evidence was sufficient for trial.
Case setttled after several days of trial for $550,000.00.
Verdict for plaintiff, resulted in judgement for client for $630,000 which recovery was placed in a structured settlement for client and her family, guaranteeing payments for 30 years, having a value of $1.4 Million.
Education
1974
JD - Juris Doctor
1970
B.B.A. Bachelor Business Administration
Speaking Engagements
1998
Liens in Civil Litigation
Publications
2001
1998
Languages
English
Activity
Legal Answers
Legal Guides
Legal Answers
Can an attorney represent his girlfriend?
19 Mar 2013
Suspended from my job while on workers comp ?
11 Feb 2013
Can i be reprimanded for getting hurt on the job and reporting it?
18 Nov 2012
Legal Guides
Social Security Disability - Summary Guide to Eligibility
26 Oct 2011
Legal Malpractice - What is legal malpractice, How does it hurt clients, How do you prove it?
25 Apr 2011
Pros & Cons of Early Social Security vs. Retirement at Full Eligibility Age
21 Apr 2011