Attorney Craig Love focuses his practice on personal injury litigation and workers’ compensation matters.  He is a former finance professional and has held numerous finance and accounting roles.  He gained practical legal experience as a law clerk and associate with a local personal injury firm prior to joining Metzger Wickersham. He has practiced and assisted in all aspects of civil litigation, including jury trials, mediations, and arbitrations.  Craig protects his client’s interests as if they were his own and has handled a large variety of civil cases from minor injuries to catastrophic claims.  Craig’s top priority is ensuring that his clients get the best results.  

Craig is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania, the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, and Maryland. 

Craig attended Susquehanna University, Penn State University, and Widener Commonwealth Law School.  He was drawn to a career in the law to help people navigate such a complex system in matters that are so important to their futures.   Craig enjoys helping clients resolve and understand their complex legal issues.  For example, he recently helped a family resolve a head-on collision case after they had misled themselves into believing that they couldn’t sue for damages due to a limited tort option in their insurance policy. Thanks to his counsel, the family was able to file a successful claim because an exception in the limited tort law applied to their case.

Outside the office, Craig enjoys spending time with his family, golfing, working on his home, and participating in mission trips with his local church. He also volunteers his time with the United Way Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program each tax season, which helps locals file their taxes correctly and for free.