Author: Eric Winter, Esq.

I grew up in Berks County and am a 1992 graduate of Muhlenberg High School. I attended the University of Scranton, graduating in 1996 from their Special Jesuit Liberal Arts Program. Thereafter, I graduated from Villanova School of Law in 1999. While at Villanova, I served as chair of the Global Democracy Project, an international initiative to improve the efficiency of the legal systems in Bosnia and Rwanda through the use of Computers. I served as the judicial law Clerk to President Judge Scott D. Keller of the Berks County Court of Common Pleas from 1999-2000. Thereafter, I served with the Berks County District Attorneys Office from 2000-2005. During my last two years with the District Attorney, I served as Chief of Trials and oversaw the Appeals unit and two other courtrooms. I was also instrumental in establishing the District Attorneys Drug, Alcohol and Mental Health Treatment Court Programs. I worked for Roland & Schlegel (now Roland Stock) from 2006 through 2008 where I practiced general civil litigation including personal injury and medical malpractice work. I worked for Missan Law Offices from 2009 through 2011, where I practiced primarily family law, immigration and criminal appellate work. I came to work for Prince Law Offices in July 2011. I have tried over 100 jury trials and well over 200 non-jury trials in almost types of cases from child custody to personal injury to murder. I am admitted to practice law in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania as well as the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Middle Districts of Pennsylvania. I have practiced extensively in the Pennsylvania Superior and Supreme Courts and have experience in Capital Appellate Work. I live in West Lawn, Berks County with my wife and three children.