Want to Learn More About Defamation, Libel and Slander? Watch our Partner Mark A. Sereni, Esq.’s Presentation to our Local Trial Lawyers | | |
By: Mark A. Sereni, Esq.
mas@dioriosereni.com
Date: August 12, 2025
We’re so happy for Mark that he was chosen to be a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) presenter about defamation, libel and slander law, one of his strongest professional passions. If anyone would like to view the video of Mark’s presentation, please email Mark’s Senior Legal Assistant Mirjana at: mmcilroy@dioriosereni.com
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Meet Our Newest Legal Intern
Date: July 30, 2025
The Law Firm of DiOrio & Sereni, LLP is delighted to share that Isabella C. Green has joined our team as a Legal Intern during the Summer of 2025.
Isabella is currently finishing her Associate’s Degree in the Paralegal Program at Delaware County Community College. Isabella has been recognized on the Dean’s List at the Delaware County Community College. She will be graduating at the end of the summer. She also plans to transfer to the University of Valley Forge to work towards a bachelor’s degree in English that will accompany her Associate’s in the Paralegal Profession.
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Attention PA Drivers: What You Need to Know About the New Paul Miller's Law
By: Scott C. Gottel, Esq.
sgottel@dioriosereni.com
Date: July 10, 2025
It is no secret that it’s dangerous to use a cell phone or handheld device while driving. But now it is also a summary offense punishable by a fine of $50. On June 5, 2024, Pennsylvania’s Governor signed Senate Bill 37 into law, which became effective on June 5, 2025. The law, also known as Paul Miller’s Law, is named in memory of Paul Miller, Jr., who was killed in a tragic accident with a tractor trailer in 2010 as a result of a distracted driver who reached for his phone while driving. The law provides that it is illegal to use an interactive mobile device while driving a motor vehicle.
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Meet Our Newest Legal Intern
Date: July 1, 2025
The Law Firm of DiOrio & Sereni, LLP is delighted to share that Subhada Mohapatra has joined our team as a Legal Intern during the Summer of 2025.
Subhada has recently graduated with distinguished honors from Phoenixville Area High School and will attend Temple University in the fall. At Temple, she will be a part of the selective honors program at the Fox School of Business - an offer extended to less than 5% of the undergraduate population at Fox - majoring in Legal Studies on the Pre-Law track.
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What You Need to Know About Child Support for Disabled Adult Children in Pennsylvania
By: Robert B. George, Esq.
rgeorge@dioriosereni.com
Date: June 25, 2025
Pursuant to the applicable laws in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the obligation for child support generally ends upon what is commonly known as “emancipation”, which is when a child turns 18 or has graduated from high school, whichever comes later.
However, if a child has a physical or mental disability that prevents him/her from being able to support him/herself, the obligation for support can continue beyond 18, sometimes indefinitely. Emancipation can also terminate child support, even for a child with a disability, if they become self-sufficient or self-supporting through marriage, military service, or court-declared emancipation.
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Divorce, Custody, Support and Family Law:
When your family is in crisis, the emotional challenges you face can make it difficult to know what’s in the best interests of you and your children. You want experienced and compassionate lawyers to protect you, attorneys who know the struggles you face, who have helped people just like you to resolve the difficult issues that are involved in matters of divorce, custody, visitation, and support. The Law Firm of DiOrio & Sereni, LLP will be there to guide and support you.
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Robert Michael DiOrio, Esquire
Bob has been practicing law for over 40 years. Having dealt with nearly all aspects of the law, Bob is noted for his expertise in divorce, custody, support and family law; school and municipal law; and wills and estates.
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Mark A. Sereni, Esquire
Practicing law in Delaware County for more than 30 years, Mark concentrates in civil litigation including the areas of employment law, medical malpractice, serious personal injury, commercial litigation, and defamation, libel and slander; and in school and municipal law. Mark is also the founder of Jury-FocusedSM, a jury consulting service.
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Mark A. Sereni, Esquire
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