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Hollidaysburg: 814-317-6914 

Roaring Spring: 814-317-6254

Since 1952, we have been delivering the skilled legal assistance people throughout Central Pennsylvania deserve

Experience Matters

At Evey Black Attorneys LLC, we know the benefit that experience can offer when challenging legal matters need to be confronted. We have been creating successful outcomes for our clients in a wide range of practice areas since 1952.

We have been able to achieve our record of success by offering representation that is backed by extensive experience. Our firm has more than 150 years of combined experience. That level of knowledge and understanding of the law provides our clients with a substantial advantage that helps them secure the best possible outcomes to even the most difficult cases.

Our Practice areas We provide legal services.

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Family Law

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Workers’ Compensation

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Personal Injury

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Real Estate Law

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Civil Litigation

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Probate Law

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Business Law

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Bankruptcy

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Estate Planning

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DUI And Traffic Violations

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Rooted In Our Community

Our firm has a rich history of serving the needs of Central Pennsylvania that stretches back to 1952, when Marion D. Patterson, Jr. started practice with the Honorable George G. Patterson, former Blair County judge. The legal partnership of Patterson and Evey was later formed after Merle K. Evey joined Marion Patterson. Our firm continues that tradition of being rooted in our community. Many of our attorneys are from the area and all have chosen to build their lives, careers and families here. We are committed to being there when our friends, neighbors and other members of our community need us.

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Our Client Comments

We had a excellent experience with your office. Our first experience was working with a power of attorney issue. This was handled quickly and efficiently by Amy Rosensteel. The second experience was at the death of a mother. We where taken care of very well. Each step was explained and handled. I would highly recommend the use of this office. Everyone was kind and very professional.

Jean C.
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Do Not Hesitate To Find The Answers You Need

We know how overwhelming legal issues can be. We are here to help you make sense of them and to protect your rights and best interests. To schedule an initial consultation, call 814-317-6914, or contact us online.

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