Flaherty Fardo
About Flaherty Fardo
Flaherty Fardo is a leading law firm represented in the Best Lawyers® Awards by Noah Fardo, acknowledged for work in Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiffs.
The firm's tenure with Best Lawyers began in 2026. Recognition through the Purely Peer Review® process reflects how colleagues in their field view the quality of the lawyer’s work and the contribution they make within their practice area and region. It also speaks to the strength of the team at Flaherty Fardo.
These honors come directly from peer feedback, reflecting the strong regard other leading attorneys have for Flaherty Fardo's skill, advocacy, and commitment to clients.
Office Location:
- Sewickley, Pennsylvania
Recognized Lawyer at Flaherty Fardo
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