About Alexander Laszlo
Alexander Laszlo Pal took a steady, conventional route into law. He earned a B.S. in Criminal Justice from Bowling Green State University in 2003, then finished his J.D. at Cleveland State University College of Law in 2006. Those years formed his early curiosity in court practice and in instances that hinge on facts and witness testimony.
After law program he entered personal practice within the Cleveland area. He began as a regulation clerk in 2008 at Mark J. Obral & Associates. The following year he moved into an affiliate position at Obral, Silk & Associates, LLC. He gained trial publicity and treated client intake, discovery and court preparation. In 2010 he secured admission to the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. That federal admission expanded the kinds of matters he may perhaps litigate.
Pal have become a partner in 2020. He holds partnership roles at Obral, Silk & Pal Personal Injury Lawyers in Cleveland and at OSP Injury and Car Accident Lawyers in Akron. The shift from associate to companion reflects a deeper role in case strategy, client control and mentoring more youthful lawyers. He remains lively in the regional legal community and in professional teams that middle on trial work.
Professional memberships chart that community involvement. Pal has been a member of The Ohio State Bar Association since 2006. He joined the Ohio Association for Justice and the Cleveland Academy of Trial Lawyers in 2009. Those memberships tie him to persevering with education and to networks of lawyers who manage contested civil matters.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in records review and direct in deposition settings. He handles personal injury cases that consist of automobile collisions, wrongful death claims and critical-damage legal proceedings. Much of his time is spent on pretrial research, negotiating settlements and preparing cases for trial when settlement is not feasible.
Pal’s practice is rooted in Cleveland and Akron courts, and he's acquainted with the judges and local procedures that have an effect on case timelines. He balances casework with administrative responsibilities that come with partnership, including supervising body of workers and coordinating initial case intake across both offices.
He continues to live and work in northeastern Ohio and maintains in good standing with the bar and federal judiciary admission. He now practices personal injury and car-accident litigation.
