About Michael C.
Michael C. Schafle trained at Temple University Beasley School of Law, where he earned his law degree before beginning practice in Pennsylvania. His legal education provided the framework for a career anchored in state practice and courtroom procedure. He carries that training into daily work, applying classroom lessons to the practical demands of representation.
After law school he entered the Pennsylvania legal community. Over the years he has practiced at Green & Schafle, a firm where he handled a range of client matters. That experience exposed him to the procedural realities of state court work and to the business of running a practice. Colleagues describe him as steady and detail-oriented in how he prepares cases.
He is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and appears regularly in state courts. His work at Green & Schafle involved representing individuals and entities in proceedings that required careful preparation and an eye for procedural detail. He tends to take a methodical approach to case development, breaking large problems into manageable tasks and setting clear steps for clients.
Outside the courtroom he spends time drafting pleadings, negotiating resolutions, and advising clients on strategy. He values clarity in written work and straightforward advice in client meetings. Those traits shape how he structures files and how he sets expectations. He also places emphasis on meeting deadlines and maintaining open lines of communication with clients and opposing counsel.
Today he continues to practice in Pennsylvania, drawing on his Temple Law background and his experience at Green & Schafle. He represents clients in matters before Pennsylvania courts and focuses his practice on handling state-level litigation and related legal needs.
