About
Allan Aigeldinger III

A Marine Corps upbringing at Camp Lejeune and years as a semi-pro athlete taught Allan Aigeldinger that discipline and sportsmanship can coexist with an unyielding will to win.

Those traits now drive nearly three decades of trial work in Philadelphia and South Jersey. Clients meet a steadfastly courteous lawyer yet uncompromising with insurers that stall or underpay.

After earning a B.S.B.A. from Kutztown University in 1989, Allan spent several years as an insurance-claims supervisor, gaining an insider’s view of the “delay-and-deny” playbook he dismantles today.

Graduating from Widener University School of Law in 1994, he was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar that same year and New Jersey the next.

A stint running his own general practice broadened his courtroom skills, but personal-injury and workers’ comp cases remained his passion, especially the difficult matters other firms reject.

His résumé includes a premises/assault case against Family Dollar that caused a pregnant employee’s premature labor, which was settled after litigation.

Colleagues praise Allan’s civility; clients value the plain-English guidance that lowers their stress while he turns up the pressure on defendants. When not litigating, he volunteers as an arbitrator in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, keeping the justice system and his competitive edge sharp.