About Joseph
Joseph Chapman is a Pennsylvania-certified attorney who trained at Widener University. He finished his law school training there before entering private practice in the state. His time at Widener provided the inspiration for a career spent in large part in central Pennsylvania.
Chapman have become a partner at Schmidt Kramer, P.C. in 2007. That promotion marked a shift from junior practice to company leadership. Over the years he has balanced casework with responsibilities that come from partnership, including client intake and mentoring younger attorneys.
He practices in Pennsylvania and maintains ties throughout several county bar institutions. Chapman holds memberships in the Dauphin County Bar Association, the Cumberland County Bar Association and the Union/Snyder County Bar Association. Those affiliations mirror continuous involvement in the nearby legal community rather than sporadic participation.
Chapman is likewise active in organizations that join trial lawyers and judges. He sits at the Board of Governors of the Pennsylvania Association for Justice and is a current member of that association, which previously operated beneath the call Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association. He belongs to the Inn of Court of Cumberland County as nicely. These memberships convey him into ordinary touch with peers who attempt civil things and with judges within the region.
At Schmidt Kramer, P.C., Chapman divides time between the company’s Harrisburg and Camp Hill workplaces. The twin-office presence lets him reply to matters across Dauphin and Cumberland counties. Colleagues describe him as steady and realistic in dealing with regimen and contested matters alike.
Outside the office, Chapman’s professional footprint is largely local. His participation in county bar teams and state-level affiliation governance indicates a practitioner who values professional exchange and the institutional elements of the bar. He does not are looking for publicity. Instead, he tends to the day-to-day work that keeps a litigation practice shifting.
Those who work with Chapman can anticipate a lawyer who combines court-orientated affiliation activity with the executive duties of partnership. He has stayed with Schmidt Kramer for the majority of his career and has taken on roles that reach past person casework.
Chapman continues to practice regulation in Pennsylvania, dealing with things from the company’s Harrisburg and Camp Hill offices and keeping active involvement in numerous bar and trial lawyer organizations.
