Timothy Martin Knowles

Tim's practice includes all aspects of civil litigation, including personal injury and commercial/business lawsuits. Tim has experience litigating a variety of cases in Pennsylvania state and federal courts. Recent successes include $750,000 settlement at mediation in a Philadelphia County case. Tim's client fractured her arm and had surgical complications after she fell over a stump left on the sidewalk when a street sign was knocked over. $500,000 settlement for a young woman who fell on a defective sidewalk in South Philadelphia. The young woman dislocated her knee and had numerous surgeries due to vascular injuries. $450,000 settlement in a Philadelphia County case involving an elderly woman who died after falling from a stretcher. $420,000 trip and fall settlement obtained in the middle of trial in Delaware County. $325,000 (insurance policy limit) settlement for a young man hit by a drunk driver while crossing the street. As a result of his successes, Tim has been named to the Pennsylvania Super Lawyers Rising Star list. This distinction is given to lawyers under 40 and to no more than 2.5% of lawyers in the state. Tim graduated from Temple University Law School in 2010, where he was in the top twenty-five percent of his class and served as a staff editor on the Temple Journal of Science, Technology, and Environmental Law. While in law school, Tim interned for Judges Abramson and Carrafiello in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, volunteered at the Defender Association of Philadelphia, and spent a semester as an intern with the Claims Unit of the Philadelphia Law Department. As an undergraduate, Tim studied double bass performance at Temple University, where he graduated summa cum laude. Tim is active in the Montgomery and Pennsylvania Bar Associations. When Tim is not practicing law, he likes to listen to music and spend time with his family. In addition, he serves on the board of directors of the Cheltenham Center for the Arts and is a member of the Whitpain Township Shade Tree Commission.