Managing Partner and founder of Latoison Law, Enrique Latoison, Esq. represents a diverse portfolio of clientele, including individuals, families, businesses and working professionals, in all of their legal needs. Mr. Latoison earned his Juris Doctorate degree from the James E. Beasley School of Law at Temple University, where he received awards in class excellence and accolades in distinguished class performance and outstanding trial advocacy. He was a member of Temple University’s environmental moot court team and traveling trial team, competing in trial advocacy tournaments nationwide. In 2004, Mr. Latoison received the Wapner, Newman & Wigrizer, P.C. Award for Outstanding Trial Advocacy.
Mr. Latoison completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania, an Ivy League institution, and graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences degree. At graduation he was bestowed the honor of speaking and was recipient of the Linda Bowen Santoro Award, which is reserved for a student who displays unusual motivation and dedication in the pursuit of his degree.
Mr. Latoison’s reputation is founded upon integrity, honesty and a commitment to excellent client service. He specializes in landlord-tenant litigation, giving clients zealous representation with respect and dignity.
When you choose Latoison Law, you can expect prompt, professional, and respectful service from a team committed to protecting your rights and representing you effectively. We understand that the quality of our work reflects the trust you place in us.
Our Delaware County criminal defense attorneys provide focused and aggressive representation while ensuring that you remain informed and involved throughout your case. We will explain the legal process, discuss available options, and give you meaningful input into the strategy developed for your defense.
You will not be left wondering what is happening or forced to face the process alone. Clear communication, strong advocacy, and personal attention are at the heart of our mission.
Primary contacts
Enrique Latoison
8 South Plum Street
Tel: 610-999-1439
Fax: 484-441-1358
Email: [email protected]
