About Ciconte Wasserman

Ciconte Wasserman is a Wilmington, Delaware law firm that represents people in personal injury, employment law, workers' compensation and bad faith insurance cases, and is licensed in Delaware and Pennsylvania. The firm also represents businesses and creditors in collections and judgment enforcement. Clients start with a free consultation and work directly with their attorney.

Last updated: October 2, 2026

Edward T. Ciconte is an original founder of the practice. He was admitted to the Delaware bar in 1973, and over his career he has tried jury and non-jury cases to verdict in courts throughout Delaware. He holds a Martindale-Hubbell AV rating. He also served in the U.S. Air Force and the Air Force Reserve. Today he is Of Counsel to the firm and still assists with cases from time to time.

Adam F. Wasserman is the managing partner. He was born and raised in Delaware, studied at the University of Delaware, and earned his J.D. cum laude from Delaware Law School in 2012. Before joining the firm, he spent two years as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Sherry R. Fallon in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware.

The firm describes its mission in one line: "Our practice is centered around helping everyday people strategically navigate the legal system."

Ciconte Wasserman handles five practice areas from its Wilmington office, and the firm's services page sets them out side by side. Four of them serve individuals. The fifth, collections, serves businesses and creditors.

The firm represents people hurt by someone else's carelessness. That includes car and truck accidents, uninsured and underinsured motorist claims, slip and falls, unsafe property, defective products, dog bites and wrongful death, all handled by its personal injury lawyers in Delaware. For people hurt on the job, the firm pursues workers' compensation claims in Delaware: wage replacement, medical benefits, permanent impairment and disfigurement benefits, and appeals of denied claims.

Ciconte Wasserman represents employees facing discrimination or wrongful termination. Its employment cases also include harassment, retaliation, whistleblower claims and wage and hour disputes.

When an insurer denies a valid claim, delays it, underpays it or fails to investigate it, the firm handles bad faith insurance claims against the insurer. These disputes involve auto, home and property policies, including storm, water and fire damage claims.

For creditors, the firm handles collections for unpaid business debts. The work covers commercial, retail and consumer accounts, and judgment enforcement through garnishments, levies, sheriff sales and replevins.

The firm's employment practice represents employees, and its collections practice represents creditors. Its attorneys are admitted in Delaware and Pennsylvania, so its work is focused on matters in those two states.

The firm's service area in Delaware and Pennsylvania follows its attorneys' licenses. Adam Wasserman litigates in every level of Delaware court: the Justice of the Peace Court, the Court of Common Pleas, the Superior Court, the Supreme Court and the federal district court. Edward Ciconte is also admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The office is in downtown Wilmington at 1300 N King St.

Ciconte Wasserman's individual clients include people injured in accidents, employees who were mistreated or fired, injured workers, homeowners and other policyholders in disputes with their insurers, and families after a fatal accident. For many of them, it is their first time needing a lawyer. The people and businesses the firm represents also include creditors such as banks and credit unions, car rental agencies, schools, medical providers, contractors, distributors and other businesses with overdue accounts.

Every matter starts with a free initial consultation, with no upfront cost and no obligation. Personal injury, workers' compensation, employment and bad faith insurance cases are handled on a contingency fee: the client pays no fee unless the firm wins the case. In many employment cases, the firm charges no retainer.

Clients speak directly with their attorney, and the firm explains each step in plain English. The case work involves investigating the facts, gathering evidence, consulting experts where needed, and dealing with the insurance company. Many cases settle. The firm prepares each claim in case it has to go to court. The details are on the page about how the firm handles each case.

The firm publishes the types of cases it handles rather than individual results:

Adam Wasserman writes the firm's blog. It answers the questions clients ask most, such as who pays medical bills after a crash, how Pennsylvania's limited and full tort options differ, and when firing someone after medical leave is illegal.

Ciconte Wasserman's Google reviews point to the attorneys' knowledge and professionalism and to the care and respect clients receive from the attorneys and staff. One reviewer describes a call returned the same day, and the testimonials on the firm's site describe prompt responses. Adam Wasserman's Avvo rating, shown on the firm's site, is 7.5. Edward Ciconte holds a Martindale-Hubbell AV rating.

Ciconte Wasserman's office is at 1300 N King St, Wilmington, DE 19801. The phone number is 302-658-7101 and the email is Info@cskdelaw.com. Anyone with a personal injury, employment, workers' compensation or insurance matter can book a free consultation with the firm.