Luke A. Repici Partner

For fifteen years Luke has litigated large, complex commercial and personal injury matters in state and federal courts in Pennsylvania and New Jersey on behalf of insurance companies and utilities. Luke has successfully defended clients in cases involving CGL insurance coverage disputes, premises liability, bad faith and extra-contractual damages claims, and life, health and disability insurance.

Luke brings a strong attention to detail to his practice, vigorously defending the interests of his clients through a thorough understanding of the relevant facts and related circumstances.

Representative Matters

• Represents insurers in claims for coverage by universities and sports leagues/entities related to allegations of sexual abuse of participants over multiple decades

• Represents several insurance carriers in claims for coverage by professional sports leagues for concussions and related injuries suffered by participants over multiple decades

• Represents a health insurance company in litigation involving disputes with providers over fair and reasonable reimbursement rates for services under applicable statutes, regulations and plan terms

• Represented a national insurance company, defending against bad faith claims handling in the disability insurance context, including defending against broad-based non-claim specific discovery
• Represented a utility company, defending claims of negligence related to contractor injuries at worksites and power plants

Recognition & Involvement

Luke has received an AV® Preeminent™ rating by the Martindale-Hubbell. From 2012-2017, Luke was named a Pennsylvania "Rising Star" by Super Lawyers.

Luke heads the firm's Associates' Litigation Training Program.

Luke is a volunteer attorney for the Homeless Advocacy Project, representing homeless individuals in the City of Philadelphia who are seeking Social Security benefits. He has also volunteered for numerous civic and non-profit organizations, including Unite America, Concord Coalition and Mobilize.org.