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Stephen R. Kurens, the esteemed founder of the Law Offices of Stephen R. Kurens, is a highly experienced attorney based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With over four decades dedicated to the legal profession, Stephen has established himself as a formidable advocate in the practice areas of Appeals, Civil Rights, and Criminal Defense. His commitment to justice and unwavering dedication to his clients have earned him a reputation as a trusted legal advisor in the Philadelphia community and beyond. Stephen’s expertise in appellate law is marked by a deep understanding of complex legal issues and a strategic approach to challenging lower court decisions. He meticulously crafts compelling arguments and leverages his extensive knowledge of legal precedents to advocate effectively for his clients. In the realm of civil rights, Stephen passionately defends individuals whose rights have been violated, striving to uphold the principles of equality and justice for all. His criminal defense practice is characterized by a relentless pursuit of favorable outcomes, providing a robust defense for those facing serious charges. At the Law Offices of Stephen R. Kurens, Stephen is known for his personalized approach to each case. He listens intently to his clients, ensuring their concerns and goals are at the forefront of his legal strategy. His dedication to ethical practice and client-focused service makes him a standout in the legal field. Whether navigating the complexities of appellate procedures, advocating for civil liberties, or defending against criminal charges, Stephen R. Kurens is committed to achieving the best possible results for his clients. His authoritative presence and profound legal acumen are pillars of his practice, making him a sought-after attorney in Philadelphia.
Discrimination attorneys represent individuals who have faced unfair treatment based on protected characteristics. They fight for equal rights in employment, housing, and public services. Common matters include employment discrimination, housing discrimination, age discrimination, disability discrimination.