Recommended: Philadelphia bar association

On Friday, March 14th, Mike Huff received the “Recommended” rating by the Philadelphia Bar Association for both Court of Common Pleas and Municipal Court.

OFFICIAL Endorsements

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TeamsteRs Local 115

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State Senator
Nikil Saval

"The judges we elect in Philadelphia directly impact working people’s lives and the overall health of our communities every day. They make decisions on everything from housing and family disputes to the rights of those navigating our criminal legal system, shaping what justice truly means in our city.

To me, justice means a commitment to equity, fairness, and access for all. Mike Huff has spent his career fighting for those pushed to the margins, ensuring they have a voice in the courtroom. I am confident he will bring these values to the bench, and I’m proud to support him for judge." 

- State Senator Nikil Saval

State Rep
Rick Krajewski

“I’ve known Mike Huff since before I was an elected official, when I was organizing around issues that impact us, our loved ones, and our communities.

Mike Huff will be the kind of judge we need on the bench—someone who will stand firm in protecting our rights and freedoms. At a time when political agendas threaten to undermine our courts, we need bold judges committed to equal protection under the law, integrity and accountability for ALL -- Philadelphia will be stronger with Mike Huff on the bench.”

- Rep. Rick Krajewski

State Rep
Danilo Burgos

Mike is proud to announce that Rep Danilo Burgos has endorsed his campaign for judge! 

“Michael has been working in our community for a long time helping community members with expungements and representation in our Philadelphia courts system.”

- Rep. Danilo Burgos

DA Larry Krasner

District Attorney Larry Krasner has thrown his full might behind Mike with an early endorsement, the first judicial endorsement he has granted since being elected as District Attorney in 2017:

“Mike is honest, he cares about other people, he knows what he's doing, and he's going to make a great judge.”

“We got to know each other as busy trial lawyers, constantly crossing paths in court. And the truth is, I've been asking Mike to run for years. Mike will hit the bench on day one knowing which decisions should or shouldn’t be made and will strive to emulate the best judges he ever saw.”

- DA Larry Krasner

TESTIMONIALS from Legal Professionals

Criminal Trial Attorney, Former Federal Prosecutor & Law Professor

“Mike Huff will make an excellent Judge. Mike and I have tried long, complex, federal criminal trials together. I observed Mike’s positive work ethic, insightful legal analysis, and his zealous commitment to his clients and to achieving justice. I look forward to him bringing those same traits to serve justice as a Judge.”

Rocco C. Cipparone, Jr.

Criminal Trial Attorney

“I have known Mike since the start of my legal career. I know him to be fair, honest, and accomplished. His knowledge of the law has been honed over decades of skilled trial work. Mike has always been an asset to the legal community and would be an excellent addition to the bench.”

Megan J. Davies

Federal & State Criminal Defense Attorney

“I have known Mike Huff for over 20 years, and throughout this time, I have consistently been impressed by his attention to detail, dedication to his work, and deep compassion for his clients. Mike has always shown a commitment to being involved in meaningful causes within our community.

In addition to being an outstanding lawyer, Mike is a devoted father and an all-around remarkable individual. Without a doubt, I believe he would make an excellent judge and be a tremendous asset to the judiciary.”

Troy A. Archie, Esquire

Hon. Robert B. Kugler (Ret.)

US Federal District Court Judge, Retired

“Smart, resourceful, and always well prepared, Mike Huff [is] an outstanding lawyer and a pleasure to work with."

Former Assistant U.S. Attorney

“Mike’s deep experience, demeanor, & sense of fairness would make him a credit to the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas bench."

Howard Bruce Klein