Chris Marzzacco Serves as Panelist in Legal Seminar

Firm owner Chris Marzzacco presented at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute’s “Cross Examination Strategies 2026” on October 15, 2026. The legal seminar was part of a three-credit, live, on-line session in which Marzzacco was a panelist in a one-hour discussion addressing “Preparing Witnesses for Cross-examination.” The segment was moderated by Attorney Melinda Ghilardi with Attorneys Marzzacco, Tyesha Miley and Catherine Law comprising the panel of experts.

Marzzacco had previously served on PBI’s Planning Committee for its annual “Personal Injury Law Conference,” from 2018 to 2026, where he was responsible as a co-planner, moderator and presenter of the six-credit seminar. Marzzacco has lectured, presented and been a panelist on dozens of legal seminars over the past thirty years and has published a short book and written multiple articles on topics involving legal tactics, strategy and information pertaining to personal injury law and insurance.

At Marzzacco Injury Law, Mr. Marzzacco concentrates his practice on complex, catastrophic injury and death cases resulting from automobile, motorcycle, and tractor-trailer case litigation. Mr. Marzzacco also represents persons seriously injured or killed in premises liability cases, workplace accidents, dangerous and defective products, and civil rights matters.

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