CANFIELD, OH, February 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Mahoning Trumbull Academy of Trial Lawyers has elected its officers for 2011. Attorney Timothy Rudge, of the Gervelis Law Firm, was elected as the new president. Mr. Rudge focuses his practice on injury claims and accident litigation. He is pictured below.
The other officers elected for this term are as follows: Attorney Shawn Scharf, vice president; Attorney Mark Gervelis, treasurer; and Attorney Tom Mikulka, secretary.
Mahoning Trumbull Academy of Trial Lawyers
Founded in 1989, the Mahoning Trumbull Academy of Trial Lawyers provides advanced training and resources for lawyers who represent people who have suffered personal injuries. This includes car accidents, medical malpractice, and work-related injuries.
The organization sponsors an annual seminar to provide ongoing education to its members. It also works to promote high standards and professionalism in personal injury cases and in the legal profession generally.
Gervelis Law Firm
The Gervelis Law Firm represents injured people throughout Ohio and western Pennsylvania. The firm has a proven record of getting results for clients seeking compensation for injuries sustained in car accidents, truck accidents, and other serious accidents.
Mark S. Gervelis is a Board-Certified Civil Trial Lawyer, as certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, and has been recognized among Ohio SuperLawyers for three years running. SuperLawyers is a designation accorded to only five percent of the eligible practicing lawyers in a given jurisdiction, and is based on an extensive peer review process.
Mr. Gervelis is joined by Attorney Timothy Rudge, who has tried cases to juries in four counties. These two experienced attorneys and their capable staff know how to help injured people pursue the compensation they need and deserve.
The Gervelis Law Firm has multiple locations in order to serve clients conveniently. For more information, contact the firm online or call toll-free 888-325-3452.
http://www.gervelislaw.com
Mahoning Trumbull Academy of Trial Lawyers Elects Officers
Attorney Timothy Rudge, of the Gervelis Law Firm, was elected as the new president of the Mahoning Trumbull Academy of Trial Lawyers.
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[Press-News.org] Mahoning Trumbull Academy of Trial Lawyers Elects OfficersAttorney Timothy Rudge, of the Gervelis Law Firm, was elected as the new president of the Mahoning Trumbull Academy of Trial Lawyers.