About Charles
Charles Ormsby earned his undergraduate diploma from Franklin & Marshall College in 1980 and finished his J.D. at The George Washington University Law School in 1983. He left law school equipped for court work and the practice of law in a converting legal panorama. Those educational years shaped a continuous professional legal career that started within the early Nineteen Eighties.
He is admitted to practice in Pennsylvania and before the U.S. highest court. Those admissions reflect a tradition that touches both state and federal systems. Over time he constructed experience handling things that require navigation of procedural and substantive rules throughout courtroom ranges.
Ormsby started practicing law after graduation and has worked in private practice ever since. He has treated legal proceedings and client counseling throughout a range of hearings in Pennsylvania courts. The document of continuous practice in the state courts has informed his approach to case preparation, strategy and court presentation.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in making ready instances and attentive to procedural detail. He has represented clients at trial and on attraction, and his admission to the U.S. Supreme Court allows him to take on cases that present problems at the very best degree. He maintains familiarity with developments in each state jurisprudence and federal law.
Today he practices at Semanoff Ormsby Greenbery & Torchia, LLC. He works on matters that arise beneath Pennsylvania regulation and on cases that can have federal implications, calling on his admissions and lengthy knowledge in court hearings. His recent practice facilities on representing clients in Pennsylvania courts and in federal things where his credentials permit representation earlier than higher tribunals.
