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About William Santarsiero

Bill Santarsiero is an attorney at Anapol Weiss where he represents individuals who have suffered catastrophic personal injuries. He focuses on complex product liability cases, including injuries caused by dangerous medical devices such as transvaginal mesh. Bill is committed to guiding clients through every stage of litigation and advocating for meaningful results. Before joining Anapol Weiss, Bill gained valuable experience at several prominent personal injury firms.

He has experience on a wide range of cases involving medical malpractice, sexual abuse and assault, motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, and insurance bad faith. His hands-on involvement in case development, from initial intake through trial, has strengthened his ability to deliver results for those harmed by the negligence and carelessness of others. Bill earned his law degree from Temple University Beasley School of Law, where he was a teaching assistant in both Torts and Contracts and distinguished himself in Temple's nationally renowned Trial Advocacy Program.

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Temple University Beasley School of Law
J.D.
Boston University
Undergraduate

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