Cameron Deane

With over a decade of experience in the legal field, Cameron joined the firm’s Philadelphia office in April of 2022. Cameron is an experienced courtroom litigator, dedicating the majority of his practice to subrogation. In addition, Cameron also represents creditors in replevin and bankruptcy proceedings in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania, as well as complex contested consumer and commercial collection matters. Having a thorough understanding of the litigation process in both jurisdictions, he is able to provide his clients a detailed roadmap of their litigation options, and when the best result may not be found in the courtroom, he provides advice on practical collection strategies. 

Prior to joining Weltman, Cameron worked as an attorney practicing criminal defense and consumer bankruptcy for a boutique firm just outside of Philadelphia. During this time, he represented defendants in a variety of criminal matters in both state and federal court, as well as hundreds of clients in chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy proceedings. Here, Cameron learned the ins and outs of courtroom litigation, and as a result of his debtors’ rights bankruptcy experience, he is able to view each matter from the perspective of the borrower, providing unique and valuable insight into maximizing collection strategies for his clients. Cameron developed his interest in law when he began at the boutique firm as a file clerk in 2011, working his way up to paralegal, and then attorney following his law school graduation and passing the bar exam.

Cameron is a proud graduate of Temple University’s Beasley School of Law, having also received his bachelor’s degree in business administration, majoring in economics, from Temple University. Outside of the office, one can find Cameron hitting the ski slopes in the winter or at a nearby beach or golf course in the summer. He’s also an avid sports fan, dedicating his loyalty to all Philadelphia home teams (especially the Eagles), as well as his home state Nebraska Cornhuskers.

Honors & Distinctions

Law Faculty Scholarship Award
 

Admissions

Pennsylvania, 2020
New Jersey, 2021
Eastern District of Pennsylvania & District of New Jersey (federal courts), 2021
Middle District of Pennsylvania (federal courts), 2023
 

Education

J.D., Temple University – Beasley School of Law, 2020
B.B.A., Economics, Temple University, 2016