Freundlich & Littman, LLC

10/10/2026

We’re Greg Littman and Austin Freundlich. Not blood brothers, but we’ve been in each other’s corner since high school. The loyalty and friendship that built our bond is the exact way we treat our clients.

“Wait, aren’t they also the law firm, Freundlich & Littman?”

🙂‍↕️ Yep. Brotherly Law is our hyperlocal, Philly, PA and New Jersey division for personal injury, employment, and property damage/bad faith insurance claims.

It’s a nod to our city, for sure, but mostly so you don’t have to try spelling Freundlich in a stressful situation. 🤔🫠

Case reviews are completely free and confidential! Reach out, and if we take your case, it’s $0 dollars upfront: we don’t get paid unless we win, and if we lose, you don’t owe us a penny.



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10/09/2026

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09/29/2026

Advocacy is about so much more than legal knowledge; it comes down to ensuring clients feel heard, informed, and relentlessly supported every step of the way.

Congratulations to attorney Samantha Leeds, Esq., on earning this five-star client review. Navigating complex employment disputes can be deeply stressful, but Samantha consistently pairs sharp legal strategy with the proactive communication and dedication our clients count on.

Thank you, Samantha, for setting the standard and representing Freundlich & Littman with continued excellence.

09/24/2026

Has neighboring construction or excavation damaged your Philadelphia rowhome? You have enforceable legal rights under Pennsylvania property law and Philadelphia party wall codes.

When adjacent renovations compromise your foundation, shift door frames, or damage shared party walls, liability extends beyond just the contractor on site. Under Pennsylvania common law, excavators have a strict duty of lateral support, and property owners cannot delegate responsibility for hazardous construction.

CRITICAL EVIDENCE TO WIN YOUR CLAIM:

Timestamped Visuals: Record wide and close-up photos of all cracks, framing shifts, and neighboring excavation equipment within 72 hours.

City Records: Request Philadelphia Licenses and Inspections (L&I) permits, party wall notices, and stop-work orders to establish negligence per se.

Structural Engineering Report: Retain a licensed engineer to document causation, install crack monitors, and rebut pre-existing damage claims before permanent repairs begin.

Formal Notice: Issue written notice via certified mail to document actual notice and preserve enhanced damage claims.

Pennsylvania enforces a 2-year statute of limitations on property damage claims. Contact our legal team today to evaluate your claim and pursue full structural remediation costs.

Call us today at 215-545-8500 or through our form at www.fandllaw.com for a free consultation.

Learn more here: https://philadelphiaattorneylawyer.com/blog/documenting-property-damage-from-a-neighbors-renovation-evidence-youll-need-for-

Disclaimer: This is general information and should not be considered legal advice. Always consult with a licensed attorney.

If neighbor construction damaged your house, strong evidence wins claims. Learn what to document, in what order, and why it matters in Pennsylvania courts.

09/22/2026

FREUNDLICH & LITTMAN is expanding its practice, and we are building a team that thrives on ownership and the ambition to create meaningful impact.

If this resonates with you, we'd like to meet you!

Apply Here: https://philadelphiaattorneylawyer.com/employment-application

Open Roles:
- Civil Litigation Attorney: Licensed in Pennsylvania and/or New Jersey (dual admission is a plus).

- Employment Litigation Attorney: Licensed in Pennsylvania and/or New Jersey (dual admission is a plus).

- Paralegal: Civil litigation experience required.

Headquartered in Philadelphia, with hybrid flexibility allowed.

09/21/2026

Anyone living in a Philly rowhome knows the sinking feeling of heavy construction starting right on the other side of the wall.

If new work next door just left you with cracked plaster, sticking doors, or foundation shifts, do not let a contractor brush it off as normal settling. Under Pennsylvania law, neighbors and developers have a strict duty to protect your shared wall and soil support.

Before you accept a quick payout or try to fix it out of pocket, here is what you need to know and what steps to take in the first 72 hours at our blog below:



*General information, not legal advice.

Learn how the Pennsylvania Party Wall Act protects you when neighbor construction damaged your house. Know your legal rights and remedies now.

08/31/2026

Always in your corner, always on your side.
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08/25/2026

When business partners stop sharing financial records, halt your earnings, and make critical decisions behind closed doors, the uncertainty can be paralyzing. Many business owners believe they have lost all leverage and feel forced to accept pennies on the dollar just to move on.

You do not have to surrender your stake in the business.

Gregory Littman recently resolved a Pennsylvania partnership dispute involving a minority freeze-out, delivering a $3.6 Million settlement in three days.

If your business partners are cutting off your income or pushing you to the sidelines, get strong legal advocacy on your side.

Connect with Freundlich & Littman at www.FandLLAW.com or by calling 215-545-8500.



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08/18/2026

Smart negotiation when it serves your goals. Full trial readiness when it doesn't.

Led by Austin Freundlich and Greg Littman, Freundlich & Littman represents businesses, property owners, and individuals across PA, NJ, and FL.

We don’t force a one-size-fits-all playbook. We build our strategy around what actually protects your bottom line and YOUR best interests.

From commercial real estate conflicts and business disputes to denied insurance claims, employment issues, and personal injury, we provide direct, high-impact representation.

We know how to secure favorable resolutions at the negotiating table, and if the other side refuses to be fair, we have the experience and preparation to take it all the way to court.

Direct attorney access. Zero runaround. Advocacy built entirely around you.

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07/28/2026

Do you have property damage due to construction negligence or neighboring construction?

Go to www.FandLLaw.com or call 215-545-8500 for an absolutely free and confidential case review.

Best part? No fees up front. Only pay if you win, and nothing if you lose!



This post is for general info, not legal advice.*