P.O. Box 1302    Hermitage, PA 16148
724-342-3111

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DISCLAIMER
The Mercer County Bar Association’s (MCBA) Lawyer Referral Service connects businesses and individuals in need of legal services to lawyers who are members of the MCBA in good standing, licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and who choose to participate in the program.

 The MCBA is not a law firm, does not employ any lawyers and does not represent clients. The MCBA does not recommend, rate, review or monitor the work of its lawyer members who participate in the referral service. The MCBA is not responsible or liable for any damages that result in any way from errors, omissions, or any failure of performance of attorneys retained through the Lawyer Referral Service.

Mercer County

Bar Association

Mercer County, Pennsylvania



Mercer County, PA

NORTHWESTERN LEGAL SERVICES

         1-800-665-6957           

Northwestern Legal Services

  The Mercer County Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service is designed to assist people in locating lawyers for many types of legal matters. The LRS operates by referring potential clients to a member of the Lawyer Referral Service, who is also an attorney member of the Mercer County Bar Association.  For a referral, call 724-342-3111.


  The attorney you are referred to by the LRS  may charge a consultation fee and, if hired, his or her regular rates. There is no charge to you for the REFERRAL. 


The Lawyer Referral Service cannot answer legal questions, give legal advice or provide forms to file for any type of legal matter "pro se".

      The Mercer County Lawyer Referral Service  is not "Legal Aid"  If you live in Mercer County and cannot afford to hire an attorney, please contact: 

LAWYER REFERRAL SERVICE

Information and forms online at:

COMPLAINTS

The Mercer County Bar Association does not handle disciplinary matters or complaints about member attorneys.

Under the Constitution of Pennsylvania, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has exclusive jurisdiction to oversee the conduct of lawyers. The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has created the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and the Office of Disciplinary Counsel to assist it in carrying out this function. All complaints are received and investigated by the four regional offices of the Office of Disciplinary Counsel.

For the phone number and locations of those offices, click here. 

The Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has an excellent website for the general public to answer questions such as:

How does the disciplinary system work?
How do I look up an attorney to see if the attorney is licensed or disciplined?
How do I report an attorney?
Frequently Asked Questions.


To visit this website, click here