Monahan Law P.C. is pleased to announce that Daniel Monahan’s fight for victims of clergy abuse has been recounted in detail in the August issue of Main Line Today magazine.

The article is entitled “Keeping the Faith: With little fanfare, Dan Monahan has found a measure of closure for victims of clergy abuse victims.” It is written by J.F. Pirro, a highly respected local journalist, and can be found here.

Daniel Monahan has represented individuals who have been abused or injured by the acts of others for over 40years. His clients include those that have suffered: 1) abuse at the hands of clergy members, boy scout leaders, a variety of individuals and institutions in custodial care of children, and2) injuries caused by the negligence and neglect of others, among many things. His record of success for clients includes numerous million dollar settlements.

A member of the American Association for Justice, the Pennsylvania Bar Association, the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association and the Chester County Bar Association, Dan is also a Fellow of the Academy of Trial Advocacy. He has an AV Preeminent rating from members of the Bar and the Judiciary, which is the highest possible rating a lawyer can obtain by Martindale-Hubbell^® Peer Review Ratings™. In addition, Dan is Board Certified in Trial Advocacy by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, the only such organization recognized by the American Bar Association.

A cum laude graduate from the University of Delaware with a Bachelor of Arts in History in 1975, Dan received his law degree from Villanova University School of Law in 1978 and a Masters in Law from Villanova in 2000.

Based in Exton Pennsylvania, since 1987, Dan and his team, have exclusively helped the victims of serious injury or abuse receive millions of dollars in compensation. He takes a no-holds-barred approach to protecting the interests of his clients, and fights with every ounce of his energy and the powerful weapons of the law to obtain compensation his clients deserve. For more information, please go to www.Monahanlawpractice.com.