Law Offices of Gregory E Fellerman
About
Phone: Address: Coordinates: 41.252216,-75.887766 Bio: Attorney Gregory E. Fellerman of Kingston, Pennsylvania is a founding partner at Fellerman & Ciarimboli, Law PC. Attorney Fellerman earned his B.A. from Kings College, his MBA from Wilkes University, and his law degree from Widener School of Law. As a law student, Attorney Fellerman clerked for the Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas whereupon admission to the bar, he became a member of the Luzerne County District Attorney’s office where he handled criminal matters for eight years. In 2000, Attorney Fellerman established a private law practice in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Attorney Fellerman works tirelessly for his clients, but when he does get a break, he loves spending time with his wife, Melanie, and children Elise, Ava, Aiden, and Carly. Professional Associations & Memberships American Association for Justice (AAJ), member Pennsylvania Association for Justice (PAJ), member Pennsylvania Association for Justice (PAJ), board of governors (2018 – present) Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA), member Luzerne County Bar Association, member Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association (PTLA), member Northeastern Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers (NEPATLA), immediate past president (2019 – 2023) Northeastern Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers (NEPATLA), president (2017 – 2019) Northeastern Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers (NEPATLA), vice president (2015 – 2017) Northeastern Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers (NEPATLA), secretary (2013 – 2015) Awards & Recognitions The National Lawyers Top 100 2025 Chairperson’s Award – Wilkes University Super Lawyers® Community Involvement Friedman Jewish Community Center (JCC), President Jewish Community Alliance of Northeastern Pennsylvania (JCA), secretary The Jay S. Sidhu School of Business & Leadership at Wilkes University, executive advisory board member Harveys Lake Safety Committee, president Publications Pennsylvania Personal Injury Law: Emotional Distress Cases Personal Injury: Settling Experiences Physicians, Not Insurance Companies, Should Make Medical Decisions, The Citizens’ Voice