Anthony S. Pinnie: Civil Trial Lawyer at Schuster Law

More than 100 cases tried to a jury, in Delaware County and across the Pennsylvania federal courts.

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Anthony S. Pinnie, of counsel at Schuster Law, in a navy suit and a maroon and gold striped tie
Anthony S. Pinnie Of Counsel. PA bar no. 46696, admitted 1986.

Anthony Pinnie's practice is civil trial work, and he has tried more than 100 cases before a jury. He appears primarily in Delaware County but also litigates in Chester, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties and in the Pennsylvania federal courts, including multi district mass tort litigation.

What Anthony handles

Defective products, professional negligence, insurance bad faith, automobile liability, premises liability, and ERISA and disability disputes. He has negotiated several seven figure settlements over his career.

He has seen the other side of the file

Before joining the firm Anthony was senior in-house litigation counsel at AIG, where he represented insurers in complex trials including significant property damage recovery cases. That matters more than it sounds. An insurer’s file, its reserve decisions and the point at which it starts taking a case seriously are things he watched from the inside for years, and he now uses that against them.

Where he appears

Delaware County primarily, and also Chester, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties, plus the Pennsylvania federal courts where he has handled multi district litigation in mass tort matters.

Credentials

  • Admitted: Pennsylvania, 1986. New Jersey. District of Columbia. PA bar number 46696.
  • Federal courts: US District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, the Middle District of Pennsylvania, and the Southern District of New York. US Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern and Middle Districts of Pennsylvania and the Southern District of New York.
  • Law school: Widener University School of Law, JD 1986.
  • Undergraduate: Lehigh University, BA 1982.

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