Joan E. Winters has over 30 years of management, human resources and legal experience. In 2003, Winters opened her law firm with a focus on labor and employment law. In addition to providing legal guidance to public and private employers, Winters serves as the County Attorney for Chester County. She also enjoys sharing her knowledge as an adjunct professor at Winthrop University. In 2008, Winters was named Human Resources Professional of the Year by the local chapter of the Society for Human Resources Management. Winters holds a bachelors degree in business management from Rosemont College and a law degree from the University of South Carolina. Prior to opening her practice, Winters worked as a human resources manager and consultant for more than 10 years. Her legal experience includes positions as a legal research assistant, law clerk and associate attorney in Columbia, SC.

Loyola Law, Los Angeles, 1979. Labor and Employment law since June 1980, exclusively representing employees and unions, and since September 2021 challenging Covid Mandates for unvaccinated Firefighters4Freedom & Freedom2Choose. Won California Supreme Court 1986 decision striking public sector polygraph statute; Obtained reinstatement of case in 2003 against IBEW local 11 for firing Donald Smith, a union rep, under the patronage defense, thus ignoring EEO laws … “not this century .. not in this Court.” Reversed rulings in 1997 against the studios who falsely accused long-term employees of engaging in a kickback scheme. Exposed corruption w/i International Unions - IATSE and SAG-AFTRA; as well as Casino partially owned by the federal government; and the changing of civil service hearing officer decisions. Also skilled in Elder Abuse and criminal law. Daughters Marie & Shawnie and grandchildren Wyett Isaac and Abigail Victoria. Give all glory to God for His continual blessings!

Herbert L. Wisebrod, Q.C. practices in the firm’s real estate and land development department. Herbert acts for many of the largest financial institutions, developers, and homebuilders in all facets of real estate law. Herb’s practice ranges from initial land acquisition and financing to land development, commercial leasing, and sales of commercial, industrial, and residential properties. He was appointed Queen’s Counsel in 1981 and is a recipient of a certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution from York University. He is also a qualified mediator.

Charles E. Wisell joined the Lipsig Firm in 2014. He brought with him more than twenty years’ experience of passionately representing the victims of motor vehicle crashes, dangerous construction sites, and dangerous premises. His focuses on cases where the reckless behavior of companies and individuals creates mayhem and inflicts catastrophic physical and emotional injuries or death on innocent people and their families. Charles understands that careless and reckless choices affect our community at large and threaten the safety of everyone. The careless and reckless choices made by companies and individuals cause the systems that are in place to protect us to stop working. By representing the injured party, he prevents the careless and reckless conduct from happening again. At home, he is the father of three children. He coaches youth sports including baseball and ice hockey. He also volunteers and provides support for impoverished communities. He is fluent in Spanish and has appeared many times as guest legal speaker on CNN Español, NBC, CNN and Radio House. He has also been an invited guest lecturer in Honduras discussing legal matters that impact the two countries jointly.