Attorney Andrew M. Carroll is originally from Atco, New Jersey and graduated from C.C.V.T.S., in Berlin, N.J..  After high school Attorney Carroll attended Camden County College for a short period of time.  Even though most transfer students have to go to school for a longer period of time, Attorney Carroll graduated from La Salle University in Philadelphia on time.  He majored in History and East Asian Studies. 

     After La Salle, Attorney Carroll attended the University of Pennsylvania as a graduate student in East Asian Studies.  After Penn, he attended the James E. Beasley School of Law at Temple University.  During law school Attorney Carroll worked for several firms in Center City Philadelphia.  One of the more noteworthy firms that he worked for was the S.E.P.T.A. litigation department.  During his tenure with S.E.P.T.A., Attorney Carroll aggresively represented his client in full adversarial proceedings.  Upon graduation he recieved high marks in his trial advocacy and court room skills. 

     Upon graduation he clerked for the Honorable Margherita Patti Worthington, in Stroudsburg, Monroe County, Pennsylvania.  After leaving Judge Worthington he worked for Salvatore P.J. Vito, Esquire, as an associate attorney.  In July, 2005 he opened his own firm, Carroll & Reish, L.L.C. in Stroudsburg, Pa. with the assistance of Brandon R. Reish, Esquire.  While Attorney Carroll no longer has an office in Stroudsburg, he regularly represents clients throughout the Lehigh Valley and Poconos region of Pennsylvania. 

     Attorney Carroll concentrates in personal injury, bankruptcy, real estate, and trial work, such as family law, traffic violations, criminal law (felonies and misdemeanors).  He loves his job and believes that it is the greatest job in the world since he gets to help and counsel people in some of the most troubling, personal and sensitive time of their life.   

     Attorney Carroll enjoys history, watching basketball and spending time with his family.  He also loves to hike and dreams of hiking the Appalachian Trail. 

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