Every case is completely unique, but there is one thing we want for each client we work with: To make their experience as easy and stress- free as possible while providing them with the best representation.

This is Attorney Zaremski-Young’s focus at the firm as our Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Chief Legal Officer (CLO). She works with our various departments to make sure you have a seamless experience from the time you contact us until your case resolves. This includes making sure our offices are accessible for meetings, that you can conveniently communicate information to our firm, that we have best practices in place for handing all aspects of your case, and everything in between.

Attorney Zaremski-Young also continues to represent clients and supervises a team of personal injury attorneys while providing mentorship to ensure the best representation and outcome for our clients.

About Attorney Zaremski-Young

Attorney Zaremski-Young began her career at Edgar Snyder & Associates as a law clerk and has worked her way up from clerk, to case manager, to attorney, to team leader, to owner, and now to her current role of Chief Operating Officer and Chief Legal Officer.

Since becoming an attorney, she has handled many unique cases, including multiple eight-figure and complex cases involving multiple defendants. She loves being as hands on as possible to support her clients and collect evidence – she’s been inside of coal mines, hiked up mountains, and climbed through forests.

Attorney Zaremski-Young has developed a reputation in commercial motor vehicle litigation as well as complex construction litigation. Her personal passion is helping clients through complex cases with multiple defendants and multiple or unusual liability situations (climbing accidents, swimming accidents, etc.).

A Client-Focused Approach in Every Case

In one such case there were nine defendants and multiple liability claims, all of which unfortunately came together to create a tragic outcome for Attorney Zaremski-Young’s client, resulting in paraplegia and debilitating cognitive issues.

While handling her client’s personal injury case, she was also was actively involved in helping the family through the orphans’ court with petitioning to have a guardian appointed as well as helping to make the best decisions possible for the client’s future through special needs trust planning.

Attorney Zaremski-Young believes that the foundation of success in any case is a trusting relationship between an attorney and their client, which means being a safe space where clients can share their struggles and lean on their attorney for support, whether it’s legal counsel, hospital visits, or being a listening ear.

Outside of Work

“My dad, a veteran, was a civilian working for the Department of Defense after being honorably discharged from the Army, so I moved around as a kid growing up and understand the value of hard-work, going the extra mile, and creating a village of support. I worked through high school, college, and law school. My jobs ranged from working at a hospital serving food to patients to being on the maintenance crew at an apartment complex.

I’m a mom, and proud of it.  My family is my world (I’m also a dog mom and axolotl mom).  I enjoy being active and crazy with all of them and having a house that is a tornado of kids coming in and out. We love sports, being outdoors, spending time by our fire pit, and soaking up everything Pittsburgh. If I’m not at work, then I’m usually at a field or in a gymnasium for youth sports.

I also love giving back to the community.  I’m currently serving as the vice chair for the Ryan Shazier Fund for Spinal Rehabilitation and am also on their board and have served on the boards of the PAJ and WPTLA.” – Attorney Zaremski-Young

Attorney Zaremski-Young is active in many community-based programs within the South Hills of Pittsburgh, where she and her family are heavily involved in youth sporting programs and volunteering.  She is also a board member for the Ryan Shazier Fund for Spinal Rehabilitation, which has a mission of providing individuals with spinal cord injuries and their caretakers support, resources, and funding to live independent and meaningful life.  She has also testified before the Pennsylvania House Insurance and Finance Committees, advocating for more protections to Pennsylvanians relative to insurance coverage.  She has done pro-bono legal work through the Allegheny County Bar Association and mentored with the Duquesne Law Mentor Program.