Pasquale Bianculli, Esq.

My Promise to the Client

Before becoming an attorney Pasquale worked for 18 years as a union rod­setter/ironworker. During this time he not only witnessed the struggles working men and women confronted on a daily basis, but he saw the terrible burden of injury and the recovery process. This experience has given Pasquale an intimate knowledge of all matters regarding personal injury and more importantly has instilled in him an empathy for those who are injured and a sincere desire to see the client as the person he or she is and the struggle they are going through. Approximately five years ago, Pasquale started Union Services Access “USA”, in order to provide injured workers with exemplary legal services and further guidance in their recovery process.

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    Specific Service Offerings

    Represents plaintiffs in complex, catastrophic personal injury cases, including, but not limited to:

    • Construction accidents
    • Chemical Exposure
    • Workplace Accidents
    • Slip and Fall Accidents
    • Automobile Accidents

    Bar Admissions

    • Pennsylvania
    • New Jersey

    Honors

    In 2014, Pasquale received the prestigious Peggy Browning Award and was recognized by the state of Pennsylvania for his legal activism, tireless support for working men and women and the consummate representation of those who were injured due to the negligence of others.

    Education

    • Temple University School of Law, J.D., 1992
    • Temple University, B.S., 1986

    Representative Matters

    Pasquale’s extensive experience in the construction industry coupled with more than 24 years of legal representation has assisted in the recovery of millions of dollars including:
    • $17 million: for the family of an electrician, the largest reported settlement of a wrongful death in Philadelphia county history.
    • $16.3 million: settlement in amputation case involving an Ironworker.
    • $14 million: for a worker who suffered a traumatic brain injury after a fall.
    • $1.75 million: for a worker who fell on a worksite.
    • $1.35 million: for a malpractice case.
    • $700,000: for a worker who suffered a knee injury.
    • $530,000: for a worker who suffered back injury.