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Gerlach, Gregory D. Esq.

Gregory D. Gerlach Esq. - Pittsburgh, PA

Attorney at Brennan Robins & Daley, P.C.

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Business Law Lawyers in Pittsburgh, PA

445 Fort Pitt Boulevard Suite 200 Pittsburgh, PA 15219 - 1322

412-281-0776 Call Now Website Website

Pittsburgh Business Law Lawyer

Updated: 02/15/2026

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  • Business Law

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    • Real Estate
    • Landlord & Tenant
    By Anonymous on Sep. 19, 2024
    Consulted Attorney 2024
    An incompetent stooge.Mr.Gregory Gerlach allows tenants without a lease,expiring 3 months before, to squat in property even "overturning' a lower courts decision to grant possession.The magistrate stated that he has never seen this before.Mr Gerlach did not follow the law in my and other atty,s and magistrates opinion.I hope he is removed from the arbitration court.
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Pittsburgh, PA

445 Fort Pitt Boulevard
Suite 200
Pittsburgh, PA 15219 - 1322

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Phone Number: 412-281-0776

Fax Number: 412-281-2180

Website: http://www.brd-law.com

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