Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP is proud to celebrate a remarkable achievement by its Family Law Department: three of the five attorneys named to the Pennsylvania Super Lawyers Top 5 Family Law list for 2026 are Obermayer attorneys. Doylestown-based family law attorney Hillary Moonay of Obermayer has been named to the inaugural list for 2026, placing her among the five highest-ranked family law attorneys in the Commonwealth. The distinction is awarded through Super Lawyers’ selective process of peer nominations, independent research, and peer evaluations, with the Top 5 designation reserved for the state’s highest-scoring family law practitioners. In addition

Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP is proud to announce that ten of the firm’s attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2026 Thomson Reuters Pennsylvania Super Lawyers and Rising Stars listings. Each year, no more than 5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by Super Lawyers to receive this honor.  Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business, is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Eight Partners of the firm were selected to the 2026 Super Lawyers List: Elizabeth J.

Curtin & Heefner partner Craig F. Turet has been selected as a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America.  The LCA is a trial lawyer honorary society comprised of less than one-half of one percent of American lawyers. Fellowship in the LCA is highly selective and by invitation only. Turet will be formally inducted and honored at the 2026 LCA Conference & Celebration of Fellows, an event to be held in Deer Valley, Utah in September. A trial lawyer for more than 35 years, Turet has been honored by multiple publications and attorney rating services for his litigation experience and

Excellence recognized. Impact delivered. 💫 Hill Wallack LLP congratulates the following firm attorneys who have been named on the prestigious 2026 Super Lawyers lists for Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Super Lawyers: Tim Duffy, David Truelove Pennsylvania Rising Stars: Kaitlin Shire, Jill Fein We are beyond proud of everyone’s accomplishments! Congratulations, team. And keep up the outstanding work. Read details about the selection process here: https://link.edgepilot.com/x/x3kIBX_LXm8kUz4h2JqBxnI?u=https://www.superlawyers.com/about/selection-process/ **Super Lawyers is a Thompson Reuters rating service of lawyers across practice areas who have attained a high degree of professional achievement

AMM Law Partner and Business attorney Thomas P. Donnelly will join Judge Jeffrey Trauger, Judge Jordon Yeager, and Jeffrey DiAmico, Esquire to present “Receivership Proceedings & Administration” at the Bucks County Bar Association’s upcoming 8th Annual Business Law Institute.    This seminar will explore the legal and practical aspects of actions to appoint a Receiver pursuant to PA law, the considerations of litigants and the Court in any action to appoint a Receiver, the terms of an appropriate order of appointment and the practical aspects of administering or dealing with a Receivership estate.   This Continuing Legal Education course offers one substantive

A member of the firm’s Litigation Department, Lauren helps clients resolve a broad range of commercial disputes in court, in mediation and arbitration and at the negotiating table. She has a background in securities and consumer class action litigation. Before Fox Rothschild Prior to joining Fox Rothschild, Lauren was an associate at a mid-sized firm with offices on the East and West coasts. Before that, she clerked for the Honorable Alia Moses of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas. During law school, Lauren interned for the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, the Bucks County District Attorney’s Office and

Jessica A. Pritchard, Partner and Family Law attorney at Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP (AMM Law), will be a featured speaker at the Bucks County Estate Planning Council’s Breakfast Meeting on May 20th. Her presentation, “Til Divorce Do Us Part: Family Law Realities,” will examine the critical intersection of family law and estate planning, with a focus on legal, financial and wealth planning for advisors. Marital breakdowns remain one of the most significant risks to wealth preservation, and this program is designed to highlight key legal pitfalls that can put client assets at risk. Attendees will gain practical insights into

Three attorneys from Antheil Maslow & MacMinn’s Business & Finance Practice Group will present a business law update on current and emerging trends in mergers and acquisitions at the Bucks County Bar Association’s upcoming 8th Annual Business Law Institute. Peter J. Smith, Samuel J. DeStefano II, and Abraham V. Frangie will present the course, “M&A 2026 and Beyond.” The program will include discussion of historical data from recent M&A deal studies regarding the current mergers and acquisitions landscape, including who is buying and selling, sell-side strategies in the lower to middle market, and key provisions commonly found in M&A agreements.

John C. Ungar, Esq. brings more than two decades of legal and executive leadership in affordable housing and community development, having spent much of his career as both a nonprofit real estate developer and a commercial real estate landlord. He concentrates his practice on affordable housing development, low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) financing, and commercial real estate transactions throughout the Philadelphia region. John previously served as in-house counsel at New Courtland, a Philadelphia-based nonprofit managing a portfolio of more than 800 units of affordable senior housing. In that role, he directed all legal and transactional aspects of development projects totaling

Schatz and Stancu is pleased to announce that Matt Lannetti has joined the firm as a partner. He will focus his practice on criminal defense at all stages of litigation, including appeals and other post-conviction matters. In addition to criminal defense, Matt will also handle civil litigation and civil appellate work. Matt spent twelve years as a prosecutor in the Bucks County District Attorney’s Office. During that time, Matt rose from Assistant District Attorney to Deputy District Attorney and ultimately became Chief Deputy District Attorney and Chief of Child Abuse Prosecution. After leaving the District Attorney’s Office, Matt was Associate