Attorney Paul Ware has been a community leader, father, and experienced litigator for over 25 years. He is a graduate of West Scranton High School, The University of Scranton and the prestigious Widener School of Law.
He has served 14 years as a Magisterial District Judge and has extensive experience in the law as former Lackawanna County Deputy District Attorney. He is a practicing member of Minora Krowiak Munley & Batyko Law Firm in Scranton, PA.
Paul has spent many years working in the community as former instructor with the Lackawanna County Police Academy and Adjunct Professor of Constitutional & Business Law at Lackawanna College, past president of the Lackawanna County Columbus Day Association, former mock trial moderator at Holy Cross High School, current Mock-Trial Judge, and past treasurer of the Green Ridge Little League and has 4 grown children.
When you or someone you love has been seriously injured in an accident caused by another person, and that person was negligent or reckless, you shouldn’t have to pay the costs associated with those injuries. The responsible party and their insurance company should be held financially responsible as well. It is crucial to contact a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible after your accident, even if you are not sure about who is responsible and whether or not you need to file a claim. Attorney Paul Ware will help you determine these things, and quickly work to investigate your case before evidence can be fixed or covered up. If possible, remember to take pictures of the scene of the accident; this can be a very helpful step of the investigation for your case. Personal injury cases may include: car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, bus accidents, dog bites, slip and fall injuries, defective vehicles or products, dangerous medication and/or nursing home abuse. Don’t wait. Call Paul today.
Paul Ware is an experienced workers’ compensation attorney. He can help victims of a workplace injury or illness receive the benefits that they deserve. His firm also helps in quickly obtaining competent medical care for those injured on the job. Often times employers and their insurers try to skirt responsibility for injuries that victims incur while on the job.
Attorney Paul Ware helps employees settle their workers’ compensation cases if an employer fails to resolve their case and he will help protect your best interests. Paul Ware has the knowledge and extensive experience to assist you as you fill out the required documents. He will help you gather documentation from other parties like doctors and help ensure that you stand the best chance at a smooth and successful claims process if at all possible.
Attorney Paul Ware handles "real property" transactions. Real property is a term that is somewhat interchangeable with real estate — land and permanent structures that are fixed in place. For most home buyers purchasing real property, a real estate lawyer may prepare or review all of the documents related to your home purchase, including the contract, any additional agreements made with the seller, documents from your lender, and title and transfer documents. If you use a real estate attorney, they may also attend the closing, either virtually or in person. Sometimes real estate attorneys handle additional elements of purchasing a home including title searches and title insurance, to ensure there are no outstanding claims or liens against the property. They may also provide documentation of the transfer of funds to the seller and to your lender, or facilitate the transaction as a third party. To prevent problems that may arise with the purchase or sale of your home, call Paul today.
As we grow older, deciding who will receive our property after we die, and who will be in charge of making sure our final wishes are carried out becomes more important. Paul Ware has been handling wills and estates for over 25 years. This includes disability planning, as well as planning to avoid probate, minimize estate taxes, and ensure that your beneficiaries are protected from bad decisions and outside influences. A comprehensive estate plan could include your last will, a durable power of attorney, an advance medical directive, and if needed, a revocable living trust. Probate is the court-supervised process for settling a deceased person's estate, and it may or may not be necessary depending on how your assets are titled at the time of your death. If you have a revocable living trust, the estate may be settled without the supervision of a probate court. But just to be sure, contact Attorney Paul Ware today and make an appointment to discuss your future.