Suzanne Tighe is a distinguished Partner at Chartwell Law, bringing over 24 years of extensive experience in complex civil litigation and personal injury claims. Her expertise encompasses a wide array of areas, including uninsured and underinsured motorist actions, first-party claims, and bad faith litigation. Suzanne's...
Suzanne Tighe is a distinguished Partner at Chartwell Law, bringing over 24 years of extensive experience in complex civil litigation and personal injury claims. Her expertise encompasses a wide array of areas, including uninsured and underinsured motorist actions, first-party claims, and bad faith litigation. Suzanne's adeptness in navigating the intricacies of motor vehicle law and coverage litigation has positioned her as a leading figure in the legal community. She is particularly skilled in defending insurance coverage disputes and handling third-party liability claims, ensuring that her clients receive the best possible outcomes in challenging legal landscapes.
In her current role, Suzanne is actively involved in appellate practice, representing clients in Pennsylvania state and federal courts on various matters related to liability, insurance coverage, and bad faith claims. Her commitment to excellence is evident not only in her legal practice but also in her dedication to educating fellow legal professionals. As a frequent lecturer for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI), she shares her insights on critical updates in motor vehicle law, bad faith litigation, and civil litigation, helping to shape the knowledge base of the next generation of lawyers.
Suzanne’s comprehensive skill set includes mediation, appeals, and tort law, making her a formidable advocate for her clients. Her ability to dissect complex legal issues and provide strategic guidance has earned her a reputation for excellence in the field. As she continues to lead key projects at Chartwell Law, Suzanne remains committed to upholding the highest standards of legal practice while advocating for her clients' rights and interests.