“Mary is a person who
has morals, values, strength, yet is compassionate
and kind. Words cannot express my gratitude enough.”
– Client Testimonial
 Mary
D. Walsh-Dempsey received a B.S. in Criminal Justice
from the University of Scranton in 1988 before attaining
her Juris Doctorate from the Dickinson School of Law
in 1991. She is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association,
the Middle District of Pennsylvania Chapter of the
Federal Bar Association, Association of Trial Lawyers
of America, the Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association,
the National Employment Lawyers Association Group,
a sustaining member of the Workplace Injury Litigation
Group, Lackawanna County Association of Women Lawyers,
an Advocate of the National College of Advocacy, and
a Board Member for the Northeastern Pennsylvania Trial
Lawyers.
Mary is the author
of “Vocational Rehabilitation – Post Caso”
for the Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers. She also authored
the “2003 Workers’ Compensation Update”
for the Lackawanna Bar Association and presented it
at a seminar on November 1, 2003.
Mary is the founder
of the “Employment Discrimination Center”,
a subsidiary of O’Malley & Langan, P.C.,
that handles aspects of employment discrimination,
litigation and fair labor standards act.
“Mary and
Michelle were very professional and courteous in
handling my case.”
“I was
very happy with everything at all times with how
my case was handled. I knew I did not have to worry.”
“Attorney
Mary Walsh-Dempsey is an outstanding attorney. Her
paralegal, Michelle, always took time to answer
all our questions and help us with what needed to
be done.”
“Mary was
wonderful. She took the time to explain upcoming
situations and go over anything that needed to be
taken care of. When Mary was unavailable, Michelle
was always there to help.”
“Attorney
Dempsey, thank you for making Christmas possible
this year for my family.”
“Mary and
Michelle, thank you so much for all your help. There
should be more paralegals and lawyers like both
of you around.”
“I can’t
begin to thank you for all your help with my case.
You are a really great attorney and I’m lucky
to have you.”
“Thank
you for your work and effort in winning my compensation.
I would not have received anything if not for your
effort.”
“Mary,
for all that you have done for us. How can we find
the right words to thank you for all of your hard
work. Your kindness and caring means so much.”
“We would
like to thank you for all your help in this difficult
time in our life. You made it so we could have peace
of mind with your professional handling of our case.”
“Thank
you for your help in (our) workers compensation
claim. It is obvious to me what a great job you
did. Your conscientiousness and compassion for the
case has not gone unnoticed.”
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