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E. Douglas DiSandro, Jr.

Co-Managing Partner at Saltz Mongeluzzi & Bendesky
Philadelphia, PA

About E. Douglas DiSandro, Jr.

E. Douglas DiSandro, Jr.'s practice is devoted to fighting tirelessly on behalf of individuals and families who have suffered catastrophic injury or death. With skill, determination, and an unrelenting work ethic, Doug helps his clients hold responsible parties accountable for their negligence. Dedication to and passion for the rights of his clients was instilled in Doug at a young age as he has been influenced by his father, a personal injury attorney for over forty years. Since joining the firm in 2017, Doug has worked tirelessly to help achieve hundreds of millions of dollars of recoveries on behalf of his clients, handling over fifty catastrophic injury and accident cases resulting in verdicts or settlements that have exceeded $1 million, including ten-plus cases over $10 million.

In law school, Doug was honored to be selected as a member of the Moe Levine Trial Advocacy Honor Society and the Widener Law Veterans Law Clinic. As a member of the Veterans Law Clinic, Doug provided counsel to retired military members who were denied benefits by the Department of Veterans Affairs. On multiple occasions, he successfully argued before Board of Veterans' Appeals Judges on behalf of his clients in appellate proceedings, helping them gain access to much-needed benefits for their service-connected disabilities.

Education

Widener University School of Law Delaware
J.D., 2013
St. Joseph's University
Undergraduate, 2010

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Pennsylvania
State Bar of New Jersey

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