AMM Law partner and Family Law attorney Lynelle A. Gleason will serve as a moderator for a panel of Bucks County Family Law Judges at the Bucks County Bench Bar meeting in September. The panel will be updating members of Bucks County Bar Association on recent cases, rules and legislative updates relative to the practice of family law and provide practical tips and perspective on areas of paternity , parentage, support, custody and pets.  Judge Bowman, Judge Liller, Judge McGuffin Judge McMaster and Judge Weintraub comprise the panel for this Family Law Section continuing legal education program. The Bucks County

Doylestown and Blue Bell, PA – Eastburn and Gray is pleased to announce that The McShea Law Firm joined the firm effective August 1, 2025. The attorneys joining the firm include John P. McShea, III; Ralph J. Kelly; Conrad O. Kattner; and Donna Brennan-Scott. The McShea Law Firm, with a longstanding reputation as a premier litigation boutique firm, focused on commercial and mass tort disputes. All four attorneys have earned the confidence of businesses, individuals and other law firms who routinely engage in a variety of matters including: commercial litigation, employment, construction law, toxic and mass torts, professional negligence, and class

Doylestown, PA – AMM Law Founder and Partner, Susan A. Maslow, will join a panel of speakers at an upcoming American Bar Association Environment, Energy and Resources Section webinar entitled “Climate Change in Law Practice: What Every Lawyer Needs to Know” on September 25, 2025. The webinar will cover topics including economic risks relating to climate change, which permeate every business practice area, as well as  potential ethical and practical sustainability concerns which arise for legal professionals across a wide range of practice areas.  The panel will point out how evolving state and local building and energy codes and construction

High Swartz LLP is pleased to announce its inclusion in the inaugural Chambers Spotlight Guide 2026 for Pennsylvania. The firm earned recognition in both Municipal Law and Corporate/Commercial Law. The 2026 Spotlight Guide debuts with just 45 Pennsylvania law firms ranked. It covers 17 practice areas across eight Pennsylvania cities and highlights firms that deliver partner-level attention, local knowledge, and efficiency. The guide provides in-house counsel and business leaders with a reliable resource for high-quality, cost-effective legal support outside of the typical large-scale Philadelphia firms. “Getting the Chambers nod really shows the trust we’ve built with our clients and communities,

Partner Robert J. Salzer of Williams Family Law, P.C. once again laced up his skates over Labor Day Weekend to join professional players and hockey legends for the 12th Annual Hockey Helps 24-hour marathon in Long Island, NY. The event raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for charities that provide vital support to individuals battling addiction, mental health issues, and cancer, and also supported economically disadvantaged children and youth. Since its founding, Hockey Helps has generated more than $6 million for regional nonprofits. Salzer played alongside a well-known present and past NHL lineup that included Adam Graves, Mike Hartman, Benoit Hogue, Stephane Matteau, Stefan Matteau, Brian Mullen, Colton

Doylestown, PA –  Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP is proud to announce that Partners Lisa A. Bothwell and Melanie J. Wender will be featured presenters at the Bucks County Bar Association’s Bench Bar Conference on September 19, 2025. Bothwell, a member of the firm’s Business & Finance group, and Wender, a member of the Family Law group, will join the Honorable Denise Bowman and Mindy J. Snyder, Esquire for a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) program hosted by the Women Lawyers’ Division. The panel discussion, entitled “It Ends With Us: The Evolution of a Smear Campaign,” will explore a litigation case

(Doylestown, September 15, 2025) AMM Law, a full-service firm based in Doylestown, PA, is pleased to announce that Megan B. Weiler has been named as a partner of the firm. Megan Weiler practices Family Law. Jessica Pritchard, a Senior Partner and lead of the firm’s Family Law practice group, remarked, “Megan is a very talented attorney who brings a great deal of energy, compassion and common sense to bear on behalf of our clients facing the full range of domestic relations matters. AMM is very fortunate to bring Megan onboard as a partner, and future leader of the firm.” Megan

PERKASIE, Pa. (August 2025) – Furia Rubel Communications is pleased to announce that the agency has been voted No. 1  in the categories of Public Relations Firm, Law Firm Marketer Providing the Best Customer Service, Online/Social Media Marketing Provider for the Legal Community, and Lawyer/Law Firm Business Development Coaching by the readers of The Legal Intelligencer in the ALM publication’s “Best of 2025” survey. The agency also was recognized in the category of Marketing Firm. “We are proud to be recognized again by the Philadelphia legal community for our expertise in providing public relations and marketing services,” said Furia Rubel CEO and General Counsel Gina

PHILADELPHIA, PA – The Honorable Wendy Beetlestone became Chief Judge of the United States District Court in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on August 2, 2025. Judge Beetlestone has served as a federal judge for over ten years and follows the Honorable Mitchell S. Goldberg as the 17th Chief Judge of this district. One of thirteen original federal judicial districts created by the Federal Judiciary Act of 1789, the Eastern District encompasses Philadelphia, Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lancaster, Lehigh, Montgomery, and Northampton counties. Former Chief Judge Mitchell Goldberg noted that of the seventeen Chief Judges who have served this district,

Partner and Family Law attorney Jessica A. Pritchard of Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP (AMM Law) served as Moderator at a program on custody issues involving children with special needs at the Pennsylvania Bar Association Family Law Section Summer meeting, July 10 – 13 in Washington DC. This topic is of particular interest to Ms. Pritchard, who is herself the mother of a special needs child. The CLE entitled “What to Expect from the Unexpected: Navigating the Complexities of Custody Matters with Special Needs Children” focused on custody cases related to children with special needs, which involve unique challenges and