Martin Law and Philadelphia Union Announce New Partnership
(Philadelphia, PA)-Martin Law and the Philadelphia Union have announced a new partnership making Martin Law the official Workers’ Compensation Attorneys of the Philadelphia Union. Martin Law, a Philadelphia-based Law Firm handling Workers’ Compensation matters as well as Social Security, Short and Long-Term Disability and Veterans Benefits, is proud to forge this new partnership and looks forward to a promising relationship. As a part of the partnership, Martin Law’s will have signage throughout Subaru Park.
For Martin Law, this is the first sponsorship of a professional sports team. This partnership is a chance for both Martin Law and the Philadelphia Union to break ground on an exciting new opportunity in the city they share, serve and call home.
“Martin law is proud to be a sponsor of the Philadelphia Union and in particular their players on their quest to bring a championship to Philly,” says attorney Alfred Carlson. “Understanding how passionate we are about our relationship with our clients; it means more to us to partner with an organization that shares an equal level of compassion towards the community.”
“Martin Law is the gold standard in their field and we look forward to a lasting partnership with a company as ingrained in the city fabric as we are," said Jean-Paul Dardenne, Philadelphia Union Senior Vice President, Corporate Partnerships. "Their compassion, dedication to the community, and never quit attitude are things we look for in a partner and are qualities that we take pride in at the Union."
Even with a global pandemic, Martin Law and Philadelphia Union have continued their dedication to the community. Martin Law has been educating individuals on their workers' rights to employment compensation with both indefinite furloughs and layoffs. During uncertain times, Martin Law helps shed light on topics many people don't think of the top of mind.
The Philadelphia Union launched "Fight for Philly", a campaign that provided more than 18,500 pieces of personal protective equipment to front line workers in the area and 5,000 meals to those in need while also injecting funds into local small businesses.
