Attorney's Goldstein's concentration

Attorney Goldstein has offices in the Central and South Central PA. He works in all counties in the entire region. He also handles Federal cases in The Middle District Courts of Pennsylvania and is asked to represent clients all over the Commonwealth of PA and out-of-state. His main offices are located in Harrisburg and Camp Hill. The (717) 236-6491 main number connects into all Goldstein Law Offices. All e-mails are reviewed and answered by Attorney Goldstein or someone qualified from his staff. His Executive Offices are in the Camp Hill complex. Attorney Goldstein's concentration now is Criminal Defense, Divorce & Custody. However, his depth of experience and broad background in so many areas causes many to consult with him on all aspects of the law.  

Some Career Highlights

Active Private Practice and maintains a successful general practice of law focused on criminal defense, divorce and custody law, personal injury health law, and private consults on all legal and political matters – 40 years of practice.

Co-Founder and General Council of Fresh Health Innovations, Inc., a new company that deals with prevention and conditioning information for athletes, trainers, coaches and parents.

Extensive expertise in legal and public affairs, current events, political affairs, lobbying, public relations, and media relations.

Has represented many organizations, corporations and individuals before the legislative and executive branches of Pennsylvania state government and the federal government in Washington, D.C. on lobbying, political and legal matters.  Also represents people and groups or companies before local municipalities.

Held high-level legal, policy, political and public affairs positions with the federal, state and local governments.

Received the American and Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Annual Award for Public Service to the Public.

Funded and served as the first Executive Director of Central Pennsylvania Legal Services for the Poor for 4 ½ years, now called Mid-Penn Legal Services, a nonprofit corporation, that still provides free legal services to low income people and groups, in addition to educating young people in our communities about the legal and political systems in Pennsylvania and the United States, Named as one of the Top 10 most effective programs in the United States, when Attorney Goldstein was Executive Director.

Received special national award from the Federal Office of Economic Opportunity, and his legal service project in Pennsylvania was featured in Parade magazine for developing a legal and political education program for middle and high schools in Pennsylvania.  This education program served as the model for hundreds of other teaching projects in public schools throughout the United States.

Served as Managing Partner of the law firm of Fox, Farr, Goldstein and Cunningham.

Deputy Trial Prosecutor in Philadelphia District Attorney’s office handling major cases, including public and private corruption, as well as other major crimes.

Named “Man of the Year” by the Capital Area Special Olympics for personal support and involvement in fund raising efforts.

Received the “President’s Award for Outstanding Public Service” from the NAACP twice, and other recognitions over the years.  Named by the NAACP as one of ten persons who did the most for the Civil Rights movement from 1965 to 2004 in Central Pennsylvania.

Respected Radio and TV Commentator on the Legal Meaning and Impact of Laws and Cases, especially legislative law, family law and criminal law in Pennsylvania, also Radio and TV Host and Commentator for all issues, national, state, and local.

Actively involved in numerous civic and charitable organizations in Pennsylvania.

Initiated the first Big Brother program in Central Pennsylvania and established the Youth Urban Services Program in Pennsylvania for disadvantaged inner-city youth, that raised money to send young people to college.

Organized and provided management support to the Hamilton Health Center that still serves the medical and dental needs of low income inner-city families in both community and school settings.

Established first program in PA. to allow law students(when certified) to handle cases in Court-32 years ago. Became model for PA.