Ferrara Law Offices, P.C. was founded by Robert F. Ferrara in May 1998.
Prior to starting Ferrara Law Offices, P.C., Robert F. Ferrara was associated in with the plaintiffs trial firms of Cherry Ferrara Mutzel Belefonte McFadden & Wesner, LLP and thereafter, Ferrara Belefonte McFadden Curran & Ferrara, LLP where both his father, Francis A. Ferrara, uncle, Garland D. Cherry, Sr. and step-mother, Linda C. Ferrara, were respectively lead partners in firms which were revered top-tier trial firms. From the inception of his career at these law firms, Robert F. Ferrara was groomed to participate in highly complex cutting-edge litigation involving product failures, industrial accidents, professional negligence, medical negligence, vehicle collisions and all matters involving catastrophic injuries.
Since starting Ferrara Law Offices, P.C., Robert F. Ferrara has followed his family tradition and dedicated his practice to honing his trial advocacy skills and creativity in understanding the law to participate in highly complex and fiercely prosecuted multi-million dollar lawsuits in favor of his clients. Ferrara Law Offices, P.C. prides itself on achieving outstanding results in matters where other lawyers and law firms rejected cases and/or advised victims that no remedy existed for the harm they suffered. Indeed, the firm's mantra is to elevate the practice of law, and legal results, to the highest level to protect victims' rights.
Academically, Robert F. Ferrara is a 1992 graduate of the Dickinson School of Law of Pennsylvania State University where he proved to distinguish himself from contemporaries by being selected to represent The Dickinson School of Law as trial counsel at the preeminent Tournament of Champions Trial Competition, a nationwide invitational trial tournament between the nation's best law schools.
Ferrara Law Offices aggressively represents victims in the greater Philadelphia area with catastrophic injuries.
Robert Ferrara is a Fellow of The Academy of Advocacy and Peer Review Rated by Martindale-Hubbell.