George S. Nassif, Attorney at Law

04/04/2025

Honored to be a 2025 top Attorney at Law in the Lehigh Valley. Thank you Morning Call readers.

01/10/2025

Thank you, Morning Call readers, for voting! It's a honor to be recognized as a Top Lawyer in the Lehigh Valley for 2025!

04/20/2024

🌟 We are immensely grateful to George S. Nassif, Attorney at Law, for his generous sponsorship of our Community Engagement Initiative! 🌟

With his support, we are able to further our mission of making a positive impact in our community and fostering connections among its members.

Thank you, George S. Naasif, for your commitment to strengthening our community and for being an invaluable partner in our endeavors. Your contribution is truly appreciated! 🙏

11/30/2023

Check out my interview with local WFMZ.

Sometimes those shiny deals, can make consumers blind to red flags.

08/04/2023

https://www.howtogeek.com/psa-scammers-are-using-parking-meter-qr-codes/?utm_campaign=HTG-202308031700&utm_source=HTG-NL-DN&utm_medium=newsletter

Make sure those high parking fees are going to the city, not scammers.

06/06/2023

https://www.pennlive.com/politics/2023/06/pa-house-passes-clean-slate-expansion-by-wide-margin.html

02/23/2023

Won a civil case against a landlord that resorted to using "self help" eviction practices against my client. $8,200 judgment for my client. Nice.

12/16/2022

At 4:59pm, the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons approved the applications of 231 people with simple possession of ma*****na convictions. Two of them were my clients. The Ma*****na Pardon Project was a one month promotion in September to fast track the Pardon process.

09/01/2022

Pa ma*****na pardons...September 2022 only! Possession of ma*****na
Possession of a small amount of ma*****na

Pennsylvania is coordinating a one-time, large-scale pardon effort for people with certain minor, non-violent ma*****na convictions.

03/03/2022

https://6abc.com/pa-improvement-contractor-pennsylvania-attorney-general-system-ray-cedar-pa-concrete-works/11614963/

01/22/2022

https://www.abajournal.com/news/article/opening-the-door-rule-violated-defendants-rights-under-the-confrontation-clause-supreme-court-says

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a New York’s “opening the door” rule violated a defendant’s rights under the Sixth Amendment’s confrontation clause.

12/29/2021

Odor of ma*****na alone, does not justify warrantless search of an automobile.

The state's top court ruled Wednesday that a state police search of a vehicle in Allentown three years ago was conducted only because the troopers smelled ma*****na.