About Charles D. Garner
Charles D. Garner Jr. has built a continuous legal career that begins in the 1980s and continues into the present. He finished his undergraduate studies at Ursinus College, earning a B.A. in 1983. He then attended Dickinson School of Law and acquired his J.D. in 1986. Those years set the stage for instant access into practice.
He joined Reynier, Crocker, Allebach & Reber as an attorney in 1986. That early period used to be formative. He handled day-to-day client things, gained trial experience and learned the realistic needs of operating a regulation practice. Over the next decade he developed the skills that would lead him to start his own company.
In 1998 he became a founding partner of Garner & Bauer. As a founding partner, he helped shape the company’s operations and steer its client work. The role required both legal judgment and management selections. It also expanded his profile in nearby legal circles.
In 2012 he took a role with Wolf, 1st earl baldwin of bewdley & Associates. That move placed him in a diverse company surroundings and added any other chapter to an extended career. Across those roles he has labored in more than one office settings and with a range of colleagues and clients.
Garner is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and has maintained an active presence within the state’s legal community. He has labored from workplaces in Pottstown, Reading and West Chester, serving clients across the ones areas. His practice has mixed court work and client counseling, shaped by years of handling numerous things for agencies and people.
Colleagues describe him as skilled in the realistic elements of legal work. He has been concerned in case preparation, client advisement and firm administration at a number of points in his career. Those experiences tell how he strategies things now. He is relaxed in both trial settings and in advising clients on transactional problems.
Over a career that spans decades, Garner has moved between roles as an associate, a founding member and later as a lawyer in an established company. That trail reflects a common arc in private practice: lawyering, company management and continued client service. He continues to serve clients from offices in Pottstown, Reading and West Chester, focusing his current practice on representing clients across Pennsylvania.
