The Stars Keep Rolling In
Omnis Law Group partner Steven Pacillio received yet another 5-star client review from the parent of a Juvenile client. When charged, this client was facing several felony sex offense charges and [...]
Huge Victory For a (Not-So-) First Offender
Omnis Law Group partner C. Curtis Norcini to was able to obtain a huge victory for one of his clients recently. The client was enrolled in the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition Program [...]
Felony Case Resolved as a Single Misdemeanor with No Jail Time
Following an incident involving significant property damage caused inside a very popular West Chester restaurant, our client was hit with a felony criminal case, along with public outcry in [...]
Hard Work and Negotiating Yields Excellent Result
Facing a serious criminal charge stemming from his 12th violation of Drivers Required to be Licensed (75 Pa.C.S. § 1501), this client turned to Omnis Law Group, LLC and Partner Curt Norcini to [...]
DUI Checkpoint Alert: Roving Patrols in Northern Delaware County this Weekend
Starting on Friday night and lasting through the weekend – March 20 to 22 – the Northern Delaware County DUI Taskforce will be conducting roving DUI patrols. Six different township police [...]
Steven Pacillio to Speak at the 37th Annual PBI Criminal Law Symposium
In June 2020, the Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI), the continuing legal education arm of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, will hold its 37th Annual Criminal Law Symposium in Harrisburg. Omnis [...]
5-Star Client Rating
Omnis Law Group partners Curt Norcini and Steve Pacillio each received another 5-star client review within less than three weeks. Each attorney’s commitment to providing aggressive, professional [...]
DUI Checkpoint Alert: A week of Roving Patrols in Northern Delaware County
Starting tonight – June 7, 2019 – the Northern Delaware County DUI Taskforce will be conducting a full week of roving DUI patrols. Six different township police departments make up this DUI [...]
Sentencing Argument Yields Excellent Results
Charged with over 20 felony counts of Theft by Unlawful Taking, Theft by Deception, Receiving Stolen Property and other related offenses stemming from the theft of almost $50,000 in public funds, [...]
PA Supreme Court: Police Need a Warrant to Search a Cell Phone (Even Just to Turn It On)
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania recently decided a case regarding the permissible scope of a warrantless search of a cell phone by police and the confines of the harmless error doctrine. [...]
