The Belt Law Firm, PC

09/23/2026

We are pleased to announce the Hazleton office is once again open Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. Please note our new office address is 1201A North Church Street, Hazle Township, PA.

09/12/2026

Touch a Truck at Lazy Brook Park Tunkhannock is open until 3 PM. Stop by and get a free t-shirt for your kids while supplies last!

09/07/2026

To our hard working friends, neighbors and clients, The Belt Law Firm, PC wishes you a

08/16/2026

The Belt Law Firm, PC is pleased to welcome attorney Thomas (TJ) Carroll, Jr. to our Pittston Office. Thomas Carroll brings over 18 years of legal experience involving primarily personal injury litigation. Attorney Carroll will be focusing his practice at The Belt Law Firm, PC, on workers' compensation claims. Attorney Carroll may be contacted at 570-714-3343 or [email protected].

07/15/2026

06/21/2026

THE BELT LAW FIRM, PC WISHES YOU A HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!

06/09/2026

Call The Belt Law Firm, P.C., in Pittston at 570-714-3343 or Hazleton at 570-714-3343 for legal help today. Free consultations. Hablamos español.

04/01/2026

We are proud to Celebrate 15-years as Luzerne County’s Workers' Compensation Law Firm.

Fifteen years ago on April 1, 2011, I decided that April Fool’s Day would be a perfect day to open a law firm, and on April 1, 2011, The Belt Law Firm opened for business. 15 years and 2,030 clients later, we have obtained over $63,800,000.00 in benefits for our clients.

To better serve our community, we have moved our Kingston office to a larger more accessible space in Pittston and continue to maintain an office in Hazleton, Pa. Both of our offices have bilingual staff, and our four attorneys focus their practices on assisting clients with work injuries. I would like to take a minute to thank all of you for your support and business. May we never forget that we are here to serve your needs and that the client always comes first.

03/27/2026

Just over 26 years ago I represented my first client in front of Judge Rapkin in this building. That workers' compensation office closed many years ago, and was available for lease. I reached an agreement this morning to rent that space, and I will be moving my Hazleton office there. So, in a few weeks, this office will once again be used for workers' compensation hearings-video rather than in person. Call me nostalgic, but it just seems right.