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Full Court Justice
About Full Court Justice
Full Court Justice works from John F Kennedy Boulevard in Philadelphia, with a second office in Wayne, and names five attorneys.
244 reviews at 5.0 across two listings. Contingency fees and a free consultation, published.
What this firm has earned Every one from a measured value, with the evidence behind it
Every eligibility gate this firm's state allows us to check has been checked and held: licensure, discipline, entity, website and footprint. Certification additionally requires a score of 70.
No attorney this firm names appears as the respondent in any of the 2173 published discipline decisions of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania on the discipline of members of the Pennsylvania bar, prosecuted by its Disciplinary Board, 1976 to 2019. 2 of them share a surname with a disciplined attorney and were read against the text of those decisions, which name somebody else. Published decisions record what has been decided, so this covers a disbarment or suspension on the record and not whether a registration is current today.
A high rating is easy at low volume and hard to hold at this one. Pillar C scores it against the market rather than against five stars.
LFL Certification Score Scored under Methodology v2.0 · rows tagged Registry, Observed or Ahrefs are measured; rows tagged Illustrative are sample values pending full verification
Verified
3 of 5 eligibility gates passed. 2 could not be answered from the available records (G1, G3) and do not count against the firm. Strongest pillar: C; most headroom in pillar B (0/15).
LFL Verified 2026AProfessional Standing3/25
BPublished Outcomes0/15
CClient Experience19/20
DDigital Presence & Authority6/25
EAccess & Responsiveness3/15
Digital presence snapshot
Pillar D signals, re-measured monthly. Paid advertising is not scored.
Practice areas 8 areas · primary focus highlighted
The firm’s people the firm names its people without saying who among them practises law · 5 more people are named by the firm without a role, so we do not call them attorneys
Also named by the firm
The firm lists these people among its team and prints no role beside the names, so we do not describe them as attorneys.