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**Mark Alan Buterbaugh, Managing Partner at Mooney Law** Based in Chambersburg, PA, Mark Alan Buterbaugh is a distinguished attorney and the Managing Partner of Mooney Law, a firm dedicated to providing exceptional legal services in personal injury, workers' compensation, and bankruptcy law across Pennsylvania and Maryland. With extensive experience and a steadfast commitment to his clients, Mark has earned a reputation as a leading legal advocate in the region. Mark is licensed to practice law in both Pennsylvania and Maryland, allowing him to serve a diverse clientele with varying legal needs. His expertise in personal injury law has garnered him recognition, including being selected for the Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists by Super Lawyers Magazine. In 2024, he was honored as one of the Top 25 Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation attorneys by the National Trial Lawyers organization, a testament to his dedication and skill in this specialized field. At Mooney Law, Mark leads a team that prioritizes client care and strives to achieve favorable outcomes for those facing challenging legal issues. His in-depth knowledge of workers' compensation and personal injury law enables him to navigate complex cases with confidence and precision. Mark also shares his insights and expertise through his informative blog, "Chambersburg and Carlisle Workers Comp Attorney," accessible at centralpaworkerscomp.com. He invites potential clients to reach out with their legal inquiries via AVVO, where he is committed to providing timely and thoughtful responses. For expert legal representation in personal injury and workers' compensation matters in Pennsylvania and Maryland, trust Mark Alan Buterbaugh and the dedicated team at Mooney Law.
Workers' compensation attorneys help injured workers obtain benefits for workplace injuries. They navigate the claims process and fight for fair compensation. Common matters include workplace injuries, occupational illness, denied claims, disability benefits.