Andrew S. Viola has represented South Jersey families and businesses since 1994 — in the courtroom, at the closing table, and everywhere in between. You work with him directly, not a case number.
Admitted New Jersey, 1994
Andrew S. Viola opened his practice on the principle that good representation is personal. Clients reach the attorney handling their matter — not an intake desk, not a rotating associate. That has not changed in thirty years.
The practice is full-service by design, because problems refuse to stay in one category. An injury claim becomes an argument with an insurer. A house purchase becomes a title defect. A disagreement between partners becomes a question about a contract signed nine years ago.
Practice Areas
Most people arrive with one problem and discover it touches three areas of law.
Automobile collisions, premises liability, and negligence claims — including the argument with the insurer that usually follows. Handled on a contingency basis.
Discuss → No. iiMunicipal court through Superior Court: DWI and traffic matters, drug offences, assault, and expungement of an old record.
Discuss → No. iiiResidential and commercial closings, attorney review, landlord and tenant matters, title defects, and zoning questions.
Discuss → No. ivFormation, shareholder and partnership agreements, commercial contracts, and ongoing counsel to closely held companies.
Discuss → No. vClaims, denials, and appeals before the New Jersey Division of Workers' Compensation, including permanency and dependency matters.
Discuss →Authenticity, ingenuity, and community — an innovative approach with strong local connections.The Law Office of Andrew S. Viola, Esq.
The Office
The office sits in a brick building on South Haddon Avenue, in the middle of Haddonfield's historic district — not a tower, not an elevator bank, not a fifteen-minute wait at a reception desk.
There is parking, and appointments can run into the evening when that suits you better.
What to Expect
Describe what happened in plain language. The first conversation carries no obligation — it exists so you know whether you have a matter worth pursuing.
An honest assessment of your options, the likely timeline, and the fee structure in writing before any work begins. If you don't need a lawyer, you'll hear that too.
One attorney on your matter from first call to resolution, reachable by phone, with updates you don't have to chase.
Contact
Calls are returned the same business day whenever possible. For urgent criminal matters, telephone the office directly rather than using the form.