About Benjamin
Benjamin Krone earned his law degree from Widener University Delaware School of Law after completing undergraduate studies at Pennsylvania State University, University Park. His academic background combined a liberal arts undergraduate education with three years of law school study that prepared him for practice in two mid-Atlantic jurisdictions. During law school he worked on classroom and clinic matters that addressed practical skills and courtroom procedure.
After law school Krone was admitted to practice in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He joined Seltzer and Associates, P.C., where he serves as a lawyer. At the firm he has handled a range of matters that require both courtroom presence and client counseling. Colleagues say he approaches cases methodically, prioritizing clear communication and careful preparation.
Krone's work emphasizes steady case management and legal analysis. He appears in state courts and files matters across lines that separate Pennsylvania and New Jersey practice. He reviews facts, prepares pleadings and engages in settlement discussions when they present a practical path forward. His day-to-day work combines research, drafting and client meetings. He places particular attention on procedural detail and meeting court deadlines.
Clients who work with him encounter a straightforward style. He explains legal options in plain language. He assesses risk and outlines likely next steps. He is the kind of lawyer who balances advocacy in court with efforts to resolve disputes outside it when that is appropriate. He also spends time on legal research and on building factual records that support each client's position.
Krone keeps his professional profile focused on the basics of practice: competent representation, timely communication and adherence to court rules and filing requirements. He remains licensed in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey and handles cases that involve state-specific procedures in each jurisdiction. He currently practices at Seltzer and Associates, P.C., handling matters across Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
