Attorney Profiles

George C. Deeney is an associate in the firm's Casualty SIU department.  George's practice focuses heavily on fraud investigation, primarily dealing with evaluating both medical provider fraud and fraudulent claims on the part of client's insureds. He also has experience dealing with insurance coverage disputes representing numerous insurance carriers across several states for the purposes of SIU investigation, bad faith litigation and general defense litigation.

Throughout his career with the firm, George has taken countless Examinations Under Oath, drafted various complex coverage opinions and litigated topics of insurance fraud in various states including, but not limited to, medical provider fraud, large loss property investigation and bad faith. In particular, George has assisted in several high value/high profile matters regarding carrier recovery of monies paid to fraudulent medical providers. He has litigated extensive SIU and Insurance Fraud arbitrations in both the National Arbitration Forum and Arb Forums Incorporated.

George joined Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin in the summer of 2007 as a summer associate working in the Cherry Hill office.  During his third year in school, George continued to work with the firm as a law clerk in the firm's Philadelphia office.  After graduation, George returned to Cherry Hill as an associate, primarily working in the Casualty department for both Coverage and SIU.

George graduated from Temple University in 2005 with a degree in political science.  He then attended Temple University Beasley School of Law, receiving his Juris Doctor in 2008.  During Law School, George spent time as a research assistant for Professor Duncan Hollis, where his work focused on international law issues.  He also spent a summer abroad in Rome, Italy.  During his third year in law school, George participated in Temple University's Federal Judicial Clerkship Clinical where he clerked for the Hon. David R. Strawbridge, U.S.M.J.  He also was a member of the Temple University International and Comparative Law Journal.