AMM Law Partner and Business law attorney Lisa A. Bothwell was interviewed on March 28th on the $4M Strategies podcast.  In the episode, “Legal Tips for Selling Your Business”,  Lisa provides key legal insights to help you navigate the sale process smoothly including: Identify and secure your intellectual property (trademarks, software, inventions) Organize contracts and understand assignment provisions Disclose litigation and corporate governance documents early Protect sensitive customer data while maintaining transparency Use stay bonus agreements to manage employee confidentiality Lisa advises business clients on capital raises, business succession planning, business separations, joint ventures, phantom interest plans, and corporate governance.

With artificial intelligence reshaping nearly every industry, Mark W. Cheramie Walz of Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams LLP joined a panel of thought leaders at the sold-out Lancaster AI Symposium 2.0, held April 4 at Millersville University. The event drew a standing-room-only crowd, eager to learn how AI is being integrated into fields as diverse as finance, healthcare, software development, education, and law. Walz addressed the legal and ethical challenges of AI in public institutions, emphasizing the need for clear guidelines on data privacy, bias, and responsible use. He noted the importance of collaboration among educators, technologists, and legal experts

As legal challenges in education grow more complex, staying informed is more critical than ever for school administrators. For more than two decades, attorneys from Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams LLP have provided essential legal insights at the Pennsylvania Association of Pupil Service Administrators (PAPSA) Conference, continuing a tradition that honors one of the firm’s founders. The Paul Stevens Memorial Legal Seminar will once again serve as the conference’s concluding session, taking place on April 11, 2025, from 8:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. during the PAPSA conference at the Inn at Leola Village in Leola, PA. The seminar remains a

Doylestown, PA – Attorney Maris J. Weiner of Williams Family Law will present on the recently enacted “Kayden’s Law” at the Philadelphia Bar Institute (PBI) Family Law Institute on April 8, 2025. The conference, held at the CLE Conference Center in the Wanamaker Building in Philadelphia, brings together legal professionals to discuss the latest developments and trends in family law. Weiner will serve on a panel alongside a family court judge and psychologist to examine the impact of Kayden’s Law, signed into law by Governor Josh Shapiro on April 14, 2024. The law, named for a seven-year-old murdered by her

Fox Rothschild is delighted to welcome Stephan A. Cornell back to our Warrington, PA office as a partner in the Litigation Department. “We are thrilled that Stephan has returned to Fox,” said John J. Haggerty, Fox’s Warrington Office Managing Partner. “He has experience on both sides of the litigation bar, which is invaluable to clients facing today’s litigation challenges. Stephan brings pointed insight into how plaintiffs’ firms assess cases and the tactics they employ along with a tireless commitment to zealously representing our clients.” A commercial litigator, Cornell handles complex cases for clients ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to individuals on

Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP, (AMM Law) is pleased to announce that Abraham V. Frangie has joined the firm’s Business & Finance and Litigation practice groups.  Abe’s business law practice provides strategic, practical guidance and legal services to businesses in a variety of commercial and real estate transactions.  In his litigation practice, Abe’s keen understanding of the key elements of business governance and operations enables him to provide practical advice and advocacy to  business owners facing litigation arising from a wide range of business conflicts.  Abe’s clients have direct, frequent contact with the him which allows him to understand their

Family law attorney Robert J. Salzer of Williams Family Law recently shared key insights into the growing trend of gray divorce – divorces occurring later in life – on the “Law in the Family” podcast. In Episode 49: Gray Divorce – Navigating Client Concerns for Baby Boomer Divorces, Salzer and podcast host Aaron Weems explored the unique challenges facing individuals divorcing in their 50s, 60s, and beyond. “There’s been a notable uptick in divorces among Baby Boomers,” said Salzer. “Unlike younger couples, these individuals are often closer to retirement, which brings a distinct set of financial and emotional concerns—especially for

Hill Wallack LLP is pleased to welcome three new attorneys to the firm. Kevin L. Hand joins the firm as Counsel, focusing on domestic relations and criminal law. He represents clients in a range of family law matters, including divorce, spousal and child support, custody disputes, and domestic violence cases. In addition to his trial work, Kevin has significant experience handling appeals in Pennsylvania’s Appellate Courts, particularly in custody relocation and civil disputes. His criminal law practice covers both juvenile and adult misdemeanor and felony cases in state and federal courts. Heather Hines joins the Family Law Group as Counsel. A graduate

Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP  Partner and Family Law attorney Melanie J. Wender will serve as a panelist at a Bucks County Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Program entitled “Adoption Practice in Bucks County” on Tuesday, March 18th from  12:30 – 1:30 pm. The program offers one substantive CLE credit, is offered as a hybrid course, both virtually and in person at the Bucks County Bar Association Headquarters in Doylestown, PA. Wender joins Orphans’ Court Administrative Judge Theodore Fritsch and Daniel M. Keane, Esquire in a panel discussion regarding the basics  of adoption practices, filings, and hearing in Bucks County

Well known Bucks County Family Law attorney Lisa H. Prezelski, Esq., has joined the team at Williams Family Law. She will assist clients in resolving disputes related to divorce, custody, child support, spousal support, alimony, equitable distribution of marital property and separation. Prezelski brings 16 years of experience from the Bucks County Family Masters Office, where she served as a divorce hearing officer and custody conciliator. In that role, she handled hundreds of cases, developing the negotiation skills necessary to help litigants reach settlement in high conflict custody actions and complex equitable distribution and alimony proceedings. Additionally, as a trained