About Gerard Joseph
Gerard Joseph Geiger pursued a broad liberal arts basis before turning to the law. He studied linguistics, literature and records at the University of Regensburg in Germany in 1981. He completed a Bachelor of Arts in Government & Law and German at Lafayette College in 1982, and earned his J.D. from Dickinson School of Law in 1985. Those years overseas and in liberal arts lecture rooms formed an interest in language and judicial process that runs through his profession.
He is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and holds an AV Preeminent rating from the attorney rating service peer evaluate device. That peer-reviewed designation appears alongside a county court certification: he is a court-certified mediator for the Monroe County Court of Common Pleas. The combination of peer popularity and a proper position in courtroom-sponsored facilitated negotiation displays a practice that blends advocacy and dispute decision.
Geiger has been lively in prepared bar work for many years. He has served as president of the Monroe County Bar Association and later held a seat on the Monroe County Bar Foundation board starting in 2010. He used to be involved on the state degree as nicely, serving within the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s House of Delegates at some point of 2007 and 2008. He retains club in the Pennsylvania State Bar and remains related to county-degree bar activities.
His community engagements prolong into the arts and schooling. He served as president of the Pocono Arts Council from 2000 to 2001. He later became president of the Pocono Youth Orchestra beginning in 2011. Earlier in his profession he coached the Pleasant Valley High School moot court team from 1993 to 1996, a position that introduced law into a classroom setting and introduced college students to courtroom procedure.
Peers and network members have encountered Geiger in courtrooms, bar meetings and cultural boards. He has balanced expert obligations with civic roles over a long career. That steady involvement in each legal organizations and nearby institutions has been a constant element of his expert life.
He continues to practice regulation in Pennsylvania and serves as a courtroom-licensed mediator for the Monroe County Court of Common Pleas.
