Graig M. Schultz has joined Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba’s Litigation & Trial Practice team, centering on civil litigation. His focus will be complex commercial litigation, business disputes, employment discrimination, insurance defense, personal injury, real estate litigation, and property tax assessment appeals. Additionally, he will support the firm’s Estate Law team, as he maintains an Orphans’ Court practice, litigating matters involving trusts, estates, fiduciaries, and guardianships.
“Our trial lawyers are always working to attain optimal results for our clients in the state, federal and appellate courts in the Mid-Atlantic region,” says Doug Smillie, Chair of the Litigation & Trials Practice group. “Graig’s experience at all levels, as well as across various industries, adds great value and depth to our team and will benefit our clients facing civil matters.”
A seasoned litigator, Mr. Schultz’s client representation includes individuals and businesses in a wide array of industries, including:
- Food & Beverage
- Healthcare
- Insurance
- Manufacturing
- Real estate & Construction
- Trucking
- Utilities
FLB’s Litigation & Trials Practice handles a full spectrum of litigation matters, from uncomplicated claims to the complex trials, always focusing on the needs of our clients, the objectives to be attained, and the bottom line. We represent Fortune 500 companies, regional businesses, local enterprises, national and local banks, small business owners and individuals.
Common services and representation include:
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Bankruptcy & Creditor’s Rights
- Civil Trials & Appeals
- Community Association Litigation
- Complex & Commercial Litigation
- Construction Litigation
- Employment Law & Labor Regulations
- Healthcare Litigation
- Intellectual Property
- Personal Injury
- Workers’ Compensation Defense & Counseling
Well-established in the Lehigh Valley, Mr. Schultz is active in local bar associations and the community, most recently being named as board secretary for Via of the Lehigh Valley. He earned his law degree from Widener University School of Law and his undergraduate degree from Penn State University.
