Our Attorneys

Senator Robert A. Rovner founded and served as Senior Partner in the Rovner Law Firm from 1980 until 2021 when he passed away. The Rovner Law Firm has recovered over $500,000,000 for its injured clients. In 1970, He was elected the youngest State Senator in Pennsylvania history representing Northeast Philadelphia and Bucks County. He was elected as Delegate to the Presidential National Conventions in 1972, 1976 and 1988. He was President of all his classes at Temple University Law School and Temple Undergraduate School, and worked as an Assistant District Attorney under Arlen Specter. He was called a hardworking and effective State Senator, and recognized as a civic leader and a man with a strong involvement in local charities. He also served as Southeast Pennsylvania’s Regional Campaign Chair for Israel Bonds and also ran as a candidate for the U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania in 2000. Rovner is survived by his two sons: Steven, who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Miami School of Law and now heads the law firm; and, Danny, who graduated from Temple University School of Law, and also works as an attorney. Rovner hosted a talk show every Friday in the Philadelphia area on WWDB 860 AM called “Senator Bob Rovner Talks to the Stars”. Rovner served many years on the Board of Trustees of Temple University and has served as the President of The Northeast High School Alumni Association.

Steven is the principal and managing attorney of The Rovner Law Firm. He was born in Philadelphia and a graduate of Lower Moreland High School (1985), The University of Pennsylvania (1989) and The University of Miami School of Law (1992), Steven has developed a notable reputation in Pennsylvania and other jurisdictions as a tough and determined litigator of personal injury type cases. He is regularly in the courtroom fighting for the rights of his injured clients; often doing battle against well known insurance companies. With experience as a lawyer for over 33 years, he has personally won and collected verdicts and settlements for his clients in excess of $75,000,000. He has appeared on Good Morning America, CNN, The Fox News Channel, ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox. Steven is admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Florida. He is licensed and admitted by The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, The Supreme Court of New Jersey, The Supreme Court of Florida, The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, The United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, and The United States District Court for New Jersey. Professionally, he is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA), the Florida Bar Association (FBA), The Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association, and the Pennsylvania Association for Justice (formerly The Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association). Steven and his firm regularly practice in the areas of: Civil litigation, personal injury, employment law, social security disability, real estate, landlord tenant matters, criminal defense, domestic/family matters, criminal defense, medical malpractice, products liability, corporate, and general law. Steven has been active in local politics in his home town of Northampton Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania where he resides. He was born in Philadelphia and a graduate of Lower Moreland High School (1985), The University of Pennsylvania (1989) and The University of Miami School of Law (1992).

Bruce S. Allen Juris Doctor degree (May 1976) from Delaware Law School of Widener University; Bachelor of Science degree (May 1973) from Philadelphia University (Senior Class President); Chairman and President of CompuScan Technologies, Inc. (1993-1999); Founder and Chairman of CompuScan Marketing, Inc. (1989-1999 and President 1989-1992); Officer and Director of RealTIME Media, Inc. (1994-1999); Partner in Law Offices of Rovner, Allen, Rovner, Zimmerman, Signman and Schmidt, Feasterville, PA (1979-Present). Admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania, Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and before the United States Supreme Court.

NE High School l972 Graduated Temple University l976 – BBA-Business Administration – Major in Business Law and Industrial Relations Delaware Law School of Widener University January l980 – Juris Doctor. Worked as an International Organizer for Hotel, Restaurant and Bartenders Union (l976-l979) while attending law school in the evenings. Previously worked as a waiter, busboy, cashier-department store, fast food counter services, sold programs at Atlantic City Ice Capades, boardwalk Arcade. Served as Temple University School of Business Administration, Secretary and later President of Business School College Council and served as a Student Senator while attending Temple University. Current Democratic Candidate for PA State Senate 12th District (Part of Montgomery and Bucks County) 2002 Married (l977) Sharon (nee: Jacobs) and has three (3) children: Seth (l982), Brent (l984) and Heather (l987). Community Activities: President Cardozo Lodge 400 (l987-l988&l996-l997); National Treasurer Brith Sholom l988-l990; Brith Sholom National Vice-President l990-1996; Executive Vice-President National Brith Sholom Society l996-1998; President National Brith Sholom 1998-2000; Vice-President Shaare Shamayin-Beth Judah; President NE High School Alumni Association (2001-2003); Member Philadelphia Boosters Club; Board of Directors Cardozo Lodge Federal Credit Union; Coach of Baseball and Basketball for Huntingdon Valley. Guest Host Radio Show – Senator Bob Rovner talks to the Stars- 1540 AM; Guest on several radio shows on WNWR and WBCB, discussing workers’ compensation, family law and politics. Brith Sholom Activities–Chairman various Committees including trip to Washington, D.C. — White house, Holocaust Museum-Washington; Raoul Wallenberg Show at Walnut Street Theater, Ad Book Chairman 90th Anniversary; Convention Chairman, and many more. Cardozo: Charity Dinner honoring Senator Joseph Biden; Anniversary Ball; Programming, Ways and Means, Installation, Membership, political meetings. Awards: Union League of Philadelphia Good Citizenship Award; l993 Man Of The Year Cardozo Lodge, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Practice of Law since l980 with main office at l75 Bustleton Pike, Feasterville, PA. Admitted to Supreme Court of Pennsylvania 1980, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania 1982. Represent clients in many areas of law, with primary practice in Workers’ Compensation, in which I represent injured workers in work-related accidents, and Domestic Relations or Family Law, including divorce, support, custody, and adoptions. I enjoy helping people and always try to negotiate the best and highest resolution for my client, in all areas of my practice. Hobbies: Tennis; bicycle riding, walking, movies, theater, basketball (76ers) and spending time with my family. Worked as an International Organizer for Hotel, Restaurant and Bartenders Union (l976-l979) while attending law school in the evenings. Previously worked as a waiter, busboy, cashier-department store, fast food counter services, sold programs at Atlantic City Ice Capades, boardwalk Arcade. Served as Temple University School of Business Administration, Secretary and later President of Business School College Council and served as a Student Senator while attending Temple University. Current Democratic Candidate for PA State Senate 12th District (Part of Montgomery and Bucks County) 2002 Married (l977) Sharon (nee: Jacobs) and has three (3) children: Seth (l982), Brent (l984) and Heather (l987). Community Activities: President Cardozo Lodge 400 (l987-l988&l996-l997); National Treasurer Brith Sholom l988-l990; Brith Sholom National Vice-President l990-1996; Executive Vice-President National Brith Sholom Society l996-1998; President National Brith Sholom 1998-2000; Vice-President Shaare Shamayin-Beth Judah; President NE High School Alumni Association (2001-2003); Member Philadelphia Boosters Club; Board of Directors Cardozo Lodge Federal Credit Union; Coach of Baseball and Basketball for Huntingdon Valley. Guest Host Radio Show – Senator Bob Rovner talks to the Stars- 1540 AM; Guest on several radio shows on WNWR and WBCB, discussing workers’ compensation, family law and politics. Brith Sholom Activities–Chairman various Committees including trip to Washington, D.C. — White house, Holocaust Museum-Washington; Raoul Wallenberg Show at Walnut Street Theater, Ad Book Chairman 90th Anniversary; Convention Chairman, and many more. Cardozo: Charity Dinner honoring Senator Joseph Biden; Anniversary Ball; Programming, Ways and Means, Installation, Membership, political meetings. Awards: Union League of Philadelphia Good Citizenship Award; l993 Man Of The Year Cardozo Lodge, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Practice of Law since l980 with main office at l75 Bustleton Pike, Feasterville, PA. Admitted to Supreme Court of Pennsylvania 1980, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania 1982. Represent clients in many areas of law, with primary practice in Workers’ Compensation, in which I represent injured workers in work-related accidents, and Domestic Relations or Family Law, including divorce, support, custody, and adoptions. I enjoy helping people and always try to negotiate the best and highest resolution for my client, in all areas of my practice. Hobbies: Tennis; bicycle riding, walking, movies, theater, basketball (76ers) and spending time with my family.

Temple University (BA) 1983; Temple University School of Law (JD) 1986. Admitted to practice by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania 1986 and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania 1989. Member of the Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association, Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, Philadelphia Bar Association and The Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Practice in the areas of civil litigation, personal injury and criminal defense.Jeff resides in Bucks County.

Josephs S. Lukomski was born and raised in Haddon Heights, New Jersey, graduating from Haddon Heights High School in 1969. He earned his undergraduate degree (B.A. English) in 1973 from Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, and his law degree from Temple University in 1978. He served a one-year judicial clerkship in the Superior Court of New Jersey clerking for The Honorable Nathan Staller and The Honorable James O’Neill, in Cape May County. Mr. Lukomski then practiced law with a mid-sized law firm in Atlantic City, New Jersey, before moving to Nashville, Tennessee, where he became a member of the Tennessee bar (1981) and practiced law there from 1981 to 1988. He and his family returned to Pennsylvania in 1988, and he has practiced law in the state and federal courts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey since that time. Mr. Lukomski concentrates his practice in general civil litigation with an emphasis on personal injury law, including automobile accidents, premises liability, medical malpractice, products liability, and commercial matters. In his spare time, Mr. Lukomski enjoys spending time with his seven grandchildren, coaching softball and baseball, and following the Philadelphia sports teams. Mr. Lukomski then practiced law with a mid-sized law firm in Atlantic City, New Jersey, before moving to Nashville, Tennessee, where he became a member of the Tennessee bar (1981) and practiced law there from 1981 to 1988. He and his family returned to Pennsylvania in 1988, and he has practiced law in the state and federal courts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey since that time. Mr. Lukomski concentrates his practice in general civil litigation with an emphasis on personal injury law, including automobile accidents, premises liability, medical malpractice, products liability, and commercial matters. In his spare time, Mr. Lukomski enjoys spending time with his seven grandchildren, coaching softball and baseball, and following the Philadelphia sports teams.

LaSalle University (BA) 1983; American University-Washington College of Law (JD) 1986. Member American Bar Association. Admitted to practice by: Supreme Court of Pennsylvania-1986; Supreme Court of New Jersey-1987; United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania-1988; United States District Court for the District of New Jersey-1987. Practice in the areas of civil litigation, personal injury, landlord-tenant, contract and business litigation.