Willig, Williams & Davidson Adds New Labor Attorney to Team

PHILADELPHIA (September 2019) – Philadelphia labor, employment, and workers’ compensation law firm Willig, Williams & Davidson is pleased to announce that labor attorney William J. Campbell IV has joined the firm.

Inspired by the solidarity and resolve demonstrated by working people across the world, Campbell focuses his practice on labor law. He holds a bachelor’s degree in labor studies from Rutgers University and also earned a master’s degree in labor and employment relations and a law degree from Rutgers.

Campbell attended Rutgers Law School on a full tuition Dean’s Merit Scholarship. While there, he served working families as a two-time Peggy Browning Fund Fellow with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the Sheet Metal Workers’ Union, Local 19. He also served as senior editor of Rutgers Race & the Law Review and as treasurer of the Labor and Employment Law Society.

Prior to joining Willig, Williams & Davidson, Campbell garnered civil litigation experience as a law clerk to the Hon. Timothy W. Chell, Presiding Judge of the Civil Division in New Jersey Superior Court. Campbell is admitted to practice in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and he lives in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey.

About Willig, Williams & Davidson – Willig, Williams & Davidson (www.wwdlaw.com) is one of the largest and most respected union-side labor law firms in the United States. The firm has offices in Philadelphia, Jenkintown and Harrisburg, Pa., as well as Haddonfield, N.J., and Chicago, Ill. Founded in 1979, Willig, Williams & Davidson focuses on representing labor unions, employee benefit funds and individual working people and their families on a variety of legal fronts, including national, regional and local contract negotiations; dispute resolution through mediation, arbitration and litigation; tax and benefit law compliance issues; discrimination and other employment matters; prepaid legal services for union members; and workers’ compensation matters in Philadelphia and beyond.

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