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Attorney Eric J. Purchase represents individuals and families suffering from injury or the death of a loved one. He was born and raised in Erie County, Pennsylvania.
He is a 1988 graduate of Gannon University. In 1991, he received his Juris Doctor degree from the University of…
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Tim George is a senior partner at Purchase, George & Murphey, P.C.
He focuses his practice on protecting the rights of people hurt in car, truck, and motorcycle accidents. He also defends the freedom of people facing felony, misdemeanor, and DUI charges. Tim understands…
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Craig Murphey has been a trial lawyer for over 25 years.
Before joining our team, Craig was a partner in one of Erie’s largest law firms and concentrated his practice on defending personal injury cases – especially car, truck, and motorcycle accident lawsuits involving deaths or catastrophic injuries. Over the years, Craig…
What sets us apart from other firms? We’re blessed to have an extraordinary group of people who are competent and hardworking and care very much about serving our clients. It’s something that I’m very proud of to be associated with the the good people that we have working here.
Our paralegals, our administrative staff, they’re all very good and very committed to the process. When I say the firm is more than 15 years old, but it took many years in the making, it’s because I have practiced for more than 34 years. Eric Purchase and Craig practiced even longer. And so when we come together, we bring lots of experience.
We bring together the same mission, the same objective, and that’s to help people, and we work to make things right for them. I think what’s unique about Purchase George and Murphey is, although we are in a relatively small town of Erie, we have done very sophisticated, complex personal injury work for many, many years.
Given the size of our community, we really have a lot of experience in sophisticated and complex personal injury cases. I think when you combine the experience of all of our members, it’s more than 150 years of doing personal injury work. One of the things that I think is sometimes missed in the representation of clients is making sure that they feel heard and understood.
If we take on an obligation to a client, we must know, and the client must be comfortable trusting that they are as important to us as any other case that we have. It’s really been an extraordinary journey for all of us.
Mark Harrington
Case Manager
Kimberly R. Ball
Office Manager | Senior Paralegal
Lisa Gindy
Customer Relations Manager
Elaine Valentine
Paralegal
Denise Kuehl
Paralegal
Jacqueline S. Weber
Paralegal