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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. Its attorneys handle both employment disputes and personal injury cases from one office at 1300 N King St, Wilmington, DE 19801. The firm also represents businesses and creditors in collections and judgment enforcement.

Every practice area starts with a free consultation. Personal injury, employment, workers' compensation and bad faith insurance cases are taken on a contingency fee, which means the client pays no fee unless the firm wins the case.

Injury cases include car accidents, uninsured and underinsured motorist claims, trucking accidents, drunk drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and passengers, slip and falls, unsafe property, defective products, dog and animal bites, catastrophic injuries and wrongful death. The firm's personal injury lawyers in Delaware review the evidence, the medical records, the insurance coverage and how the injury has changed the client's daily life.

A claim may cover medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, future medical care, permanent limitations and out-of-pocket expenses. The firm's personal injury practice page lists the arguments insurers may raise against a claim, such as that the accident was minor, that the injury was preexisting or that treatment started too late.

In employment cases, the firm represents employees. Ciconte Wasserman acts as an employment lawyer in Delaware for discrimination, harassment (including sexual harassment), wrongful termination, retaliation, wage and hour disputes and whistleblower claims. As the firm explains it, wrongful termination means being fired for an illegal reason, such as discrimination or retaliation, and not merely an unfair one.

The firm charges no retainer in many employment cases. Its employment law practice page describes the work as a thorough investigation of the facts, followed by guidance from filing claims to negotiating a settlement or pursuing litigation.

As a workers' compensation lawyer in Delaware, the firm pursues temporary disability benefits, permanent impairment benefits (including lost earning capacity), medical benefits, disfigurement benefits and occupational disease claims. It also challenges denied claims and pursues vocational rehabilitation when a worker cannot return to the prior job.

Delaware workers' compensation is a no-fault system, so a worker who was partly at fault is usually still eligible. The firm's workers' compensation practice page explains that the employer or insurer sometimes chooses the doctor, and that the firm helps the worker understand the options.

Bad faith means an insurer fails to honor its contractual obligations: denying a valid claim without a reasonable explanation, delaying it without need, underpaying it or failing to investigate it properly. As a bad faith insurance lawyer in Delaware, the firm takes on auto, home and property disputes, including storm and wind damage, burst pipes, fire and smoke, and claims left under investigation for weeks or months.

The firm's bad faith insurance practice page describes its approach: personal attention, a full investigation, evidence and outside experts, and clear explanations of the policyholder's rights and the insurer's obligations.

Collections is the one practice area built for businesses. Creditors use the firm as a collections lawyer for unpaid business debts across commercial, retail and consumer accounts, as well as deficiency balance, subrogation, transportation and medical claims.

Judgment enforcement covers garnishments, levies, sheriff sales, replevins and attachments, and skip tracers, special process servers and private investigators help locate debtors. Banks and credit unions, car rental agencies, medical providers and construction companies are among the creditors named on the firm's collections practice page.

Adam F. Wasserman, the managing partner, practices personal injury and employment law, along with workers' compensation and bad faith insurance litigation. His 2025 presentation, "FMLA, ADA, and Employment Discrimination: Introduction to Employment Law for Mental Health Practitioners," covered employment law. He works alongside Edward T. Ciconte, an original founder of the practice who is now Of Counsel, and Alisyn L. Davis, an associate admitted in Delaware and Pennsylvania.

Among the clients the firm represents are people hurt in accidents, employees who were mistreated or fired, injured workers and policyholders. Each of them starts the same way: how the firm handles a case begins with a free consultation, direct contact with an attorney and a clear explanation of each step.

The firm's Delaware and Pennsylvania service area matches the states where its attorneys are licensed. Adam Wasserman litigates in every Delaware court, from the Justice of the Peace Court to the Supreme Court and the federal district court.

The office is at 1300 N King St, Wilmington, DE 19801. The phone number is 302-658-7101, and the email is Info@cskdelaw.com. People with an injury, employment, workers' compensation or insurance matter, and businesses with overdue accounts, can schedule a free consultation and speak with an attorney about it.