When you call, or come into our office, likely the first person who will greet you will be Kim Sheldon.  Kim is an indispensable part of the team here.  She could also be accurately described as the glue that holds us all together.  Since the pandemic began, Kim selflessly continued to come into the office

Dawn joined the Murphy & Landon team in 1998 and has been a loyal and valued part of the firm for 23 years.  She came to our firm with extensive administrative knowledge regarding the ins and outs surrounding a personal injury case from inception to resolution. Following her graduation from Delcastle Technical High School’s Business

Dawn Williamson is a TOP NOTCH paralegal at Murphy & Landon.  She began her career as a file clerk in July 2002 while she was attending Delaware Technical and Community College studying Radiology.  Dawn enjoyed her work with the firm so much, she changed her major to Criminal Justice.  She continued her career at Murphy

Doug joined the firm in 1994 and is both our longest-serving staff member (26+ years) and most experienced paralegal (32+ years.)He has been teamed up with Roger Landon for over 31 of those years, working primarily on cases involving personal injury, wrongful death, professional malpractice, violent crimes, abuse/neglect, defective products, and insurance disputes. In addition

Maria Kontis is a law clerk at Murphy & Landon. She joined the firm in October 2019, when she was a second-year law student at Widener University Delaware Law School. She will be graduating this May. Maria was born and raised in Wilmington. Before law school, she finished her Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from

Murphy & Landon makes client experience a priority.  Each week, all employees make it a priority to attend a virtual meeting, where we discuss all matters relating to customer experience.  Our discussions cover a wide range of topics focused on how to collectively and individually improve the firm. More recently, Murphy & Landon implemented a

Deb joined the Murphy & Landon team on Jan. 2, 2005 and has been a valued and critical part of the firm for over 15 years. She expresses her appreciation that the firm has made it possible to keep us all working during this Pandemic, whether it be a skeleton crew in the office or

Judy Nazarewycz has been a paralegal at Murphy & Landon since 2016.  Prior to coming to our firm, Judy worked in the Delaware Department of Transportation.  Since coming to Murphy & Landon, Judy has proven herself a valuable member of the team. Judy is thorough.  Part of the role of a paralegal is to make