Tim Brennan

Brennan Law Offices

Allentown, PA

22+ Years Experience

Licensed in 2 States

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About Tim

Tim Brennan was raised in the coal region and began his legal career in the Lehigh Valley. He graduated from Ursinus College in 2000 with a Bachelor of Arts and from Widener University School of Law in 2003, cum laude. He has served as Assistant Solicitor for the City of Bethlehem and Northampton County, and is a member of the Doylestown Borough Council. Mr. Brennan has been published in equine and redistricting law, argued before Commonwealth Court, and lectured for the Pennsylvania Bar Association. He is a Certified Specialist in Workers' Compensation Law and has received numerous awards...

Licensed States

PA NJ

Education

Ursinus College

Widener University School of Law

Study Abroad

Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland

Study Abroad

Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic

Awards & Recognition

National Association of Distinguished Counsel

Nation’s Top One Percent · 2024

Super Lawyer

2022

Avvo Client Choice Award

2021

Pennsylvania Super Lawyer

Rising Star · 2012

Widener Law Journal Outstanding Student Article Award

2003

Professional Associations

Pennsylvania Bar Association Civility in the Profession CommitteeDoylestown Borough CouncilDisciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of PennsylvaniaNational Baseball Hall of Fame and MuseumBradbury Sullivan LGBT CenterFriends of the Bethlehem Mounted PoliceFriends of St. Kieran’sAmerican College of Equine AttorneysEquestrian Aid FoundationSons of Union Veterans of the Civil WarThoreau Sauntering SocietySaint Clair Fish and GameAncient Order of HiberniansProject Children Charity AlbumFinnegan’s Wake, Heckshersville Irish FestivalNorthampton County Bar Association Young Lawyers DivisionAllentown Saint Patrick’s Day Parade CommitteeAmerican Mock Trial AssociationPhiladelphia Opera CompanyWidener International Law SocietyDelta Theta Phi Law Fraternity, InternationalWidener Saint Thomas More ClubUrsinus College FootballSchuylkill County Women in CrisisPennsylvania Association of Justice