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Kingston Workers' Compensation Law Firm
Overview
Workers Compensation claims can be daunting; at the Belt Law Firm we pride ourselves on individual attention to the client, to help guide them through the process. When you choose the Belt Law Firm you will be taken care of personally by attorney Timothy D. Belt. A graduate of Villanova University's School of Law, Attorney Belt is also a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association; Wilkes Law and Library Association; and the Wyoming/Sullivan County Bar Association...
Workers Compensation claims can be daunting; at the Belt Law Firm we pride ourselves on individual attention to the client, to help guide them through the process. When you choose the Belt Law Firm you will be taken care of personally by attorney Timothy D. Belt. A graduate of Villanova University's School of Law, Attorney Belt is also a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association; Wilkes Law and Library Association; and the Wyoming/Sullivan County Bar Association. He is also Certified as a specialist in the practice of workers' compensation law by the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Section on Workers' Compensation Law as authorized by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. When you are looking for the right advocate to help you through the difficult process of either Workers Compensation claims, look no farther than the Belt Law Firm.
About Belt Law Firm
Practice Areas
- Workers' Compensation
- Work Place Injuries
- Unemployment Compensation Benefits
People
Attorneys
- Timothy D. Belt (Managing Partner / Founding Attorney)
- Kurt J. Kwak
Staff
- Sarah Jewell, Bookkeeper
- Amanda Pizano, Office Manager
- Suzanne Morlet, Bilingual Legal Secretary
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Office Information
Address
100 West Union Street Kingston, PA 18704
Phone
Fax
- 570-714-3353
Websites
Other Offices
Belt Law Firm 100 West Broad Street Suite 303 Hazleton, PA 18201 570-431-9455
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