Christopher J. Brill - a Newtown, PA Personal Injury Defense Lawyer

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Updated: 02/15/2026

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By Anonymous on May. 22, 2020
Hired Attorney 2019-2020

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I was injured in fall on wet store floor , while receiving medical treatments the Dr asked about claim - I said there wasn't one and expressed that I wasn't litigious. I started to research an attorney that would represent with an honest and straightforward approach. Attorney Brill invited in to discuss the incident and what and how I was feeling - treatments and discomfort. He discussed his practice and the his professional office and staff represented. His efforts actions and responses were all clear and prompt. The realistic results were exactly what I had hoped for.

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Newtown, PA

301 S. State Street
Suite N105
Newtown, PA 18940 - 1997

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Phone: (215) 860-2500

Website: http://www.christopherjbrill.com

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