About Mark
Mark Medvesky is an attorney who has practiced in Pennsylvania and New Jersey for many years. He finished his law school training at Temple University, earning his J.D. in 1989 after reading felony justice on the University of Nebraska Omaha, where he acquired a BGS in 1986. Those youth set the stage for a profession that mixes courtroom work, public service and teaching.
Early in his career he served as an Assistant District Lawyer in the District Lawyer's Office of Berks County in 1993. He moved into private practice the subsequent yr as a litigation attorney with Sigmon & Sigmon PC. By 1997 he used to be a companion at Lightner & Medvesky, carrying civil litigation responsibilities and helping to run a small firm. In 2000 his service document covered roles tied to the U.S. Air Force Reserve and other authorities assignments, adding a public-service detail to his resume.
In 2008 he taught Business Law as an adjunct professor at DeVry University/Keller Graduate School. The classroom role allowed him to translate realistic trial experience into lessons for operating adults and graduate students. In 2013 he opened his own practice as Principal of Medvesky Law Office, LLC, a period that overlapped with memberships in several professional and advocacy teams, including the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the National Organization of Veterans' Advocates. He volunteered with the Keystone Opportunity Center among 2013 and 2016.
In 2015 he joined Wells, Hoffman, Holloway & Medvesky LLP as a companion. That move placed him in a multi-attorney setting once more and covered workout of the firm’s Pottstown office. Over the years his roles have ranged from trial litigation and prosecutorial work to personal practice control and phase-time coaching.
His expert affiliations and volunteer work indicate pursuits that extend beyond pure legal proceedings: immigration cases and veterans’ issues appear among his involvements, and his business law teaching points to familiarity with business and transactional subjects as well. He is licensed to practice in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey and has maintained a tradition that crosses those state lines.
He presently works at Wells, Hoffman, Holloway & Medvesky LLP and practices law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
