Two Malpractice Lawyers in Philadelphia
Jeffrey M. Reiff and Raymond Bily are personal injury lawyers in Philadelphia who deal with malpractice, amongst other things. Reiff & Bily is recognized throughout the US for excellence. Theirs is a boutique operation.
Reiff was born in 1955 in Philadelphia. He graduated from the American University in 1975 with a BSBA in Marketing/Finance. He believes that tyranny thrives when there is no law and is active in many philanthropic ventures. He’s respected for his honesty and sense of fair play, and his handshake carries weight. He is Judge Pro Tempore for the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas where he mediates and resolves matters pertaining to personal injury. Judges and lawyers often request his services. He has been an expert witness in accounting and legal malpractice cases.
Bily was born in 1954, again in Philadelphia. He graduated from American University was a BA in 1975 and an MPA in 1977, He gained his JD at the University of Baltimore in 1985 and served in the US Army Judge Advocate General Corp. He was appointed as a military judge holding the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Pennsylvania National Guard in 2005.
This firm, founded in 1979, is a Martindale Hubbell “AV” rated firm and is listed in the Bar Register of Pre-eminent lawyers. Philadelphia magazine recognized the pair as Pennsylvania Super Lawyers. The pair are members of the prestigious Million Dollar Advocates Forum, created to recognize lawyers who have obtained a million dollar verdict, award or settlement.
Reiff & Bily operates on a no-win, no-fee basis. Their paralegals are Christine Blum, Garry Gray, Yvonne Davis and Stacey Afferalia. They blog, covering cases and opinions.
Reiff and Bily were in the news recently for saluting Governor Ed Rendell’s signature of House Bill 84, prohibiting healthcare providers from attempting reimbursement for a serious preventable medical error.
