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my experience with this lawyer made me feel worse then I have in years. whenever I called their office I was told they were all to busy. when I managed to get them on the phone they treated me like dirt and acted like I had no right to call them at all. I even got an email asking me to call and when I did, they wanted to know why I was called I didn't know what I wanted. they also made promises to look into things for me and get back to me,, and never returned any phone call. so anyone who is looking for a lawyer that cares about their clients and treats them with respect, this is not the lawyer for you. in the end I fired this lawyer and now have a good lawyer. I am still considering filling a report with the local bar association for the way they treated me

Bob is a seasoned trial lawyer with successful civil and criminal experience in state and federal courts for over 35 years.Individuals and businesses have trusted him with their most important battles, against insurance companies, governments, and others.His satisfied clients have led to a multigenerational referral network, particularly in serious personal injury, disability and work related accidents.He has successfully held doctors, hospitals, product manufacturers and others accountable for harms caused by them to his clients.Bob has trained many young lawyers over the years, including his son, Erik.From federal securities class actions, complex contract disputes, criminal prosecution and defense, to will contests and catastrophic injury cases, Bob has successfully counseled, managed, negotiated, and actually fought in Courtrooms with successful results in multiple states.In 2014, Bob incorporated his original firm, Robert P. Snyder& Associates, under the name Snyder, Daly, & Clemente, P.C. Bob is married, resides in the Greater Valley Forge area of Chester County, Pa, has 4 grown sons living in the local area, and a herd of beloved granchildren. Bob volunteers his time with several nonprofit organizations, and enjoys fishing, golfing, and beach exploring. In Bob's mind, the law is "what the Supreme Court says it is, in his client's case. "