Doylestown, PA – Jennifer Donaldson, Esq. was recently named a member of two committees at the Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA), including: PBA Legal Services for Exceptional Children Committee and the PBA Children’s Rights Committee. Ms. Donaldson is an attorney at Eastburn and Gray and her practice includes school law, special education law, employment law and litigation. She began her legal career as a criminal prosecutor in Philadelphia and has been representing school districts and their employees in all aspects of school law for the past seventeen years. She routinely fields questions and provides trainings to school administrators on various regulatory

Doylestown, PA (May 10, 2023) –  Susan A. Maslow, founding partner of the law firm of Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP (AMM Law) and chair of the Corporate Social Responsibility Law Committee of the ABA Business Law Section will participate in an online panel discussion hosted by the American Bar Association International Law Section:  “UDHR: Influence on Businesses and Implications for Lawyers” on Thursday May 18th from 11:00 a.m. -12:30 p.m. EDT.  The program is part of the ABA’s Rule of Law Webathon, to register, visit www.americanbar.org/intlaw. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is celebrated as the first legal document

Caitlin Foley Esq. focuses her family practice on divorce, custody, support, and mediation. She is a certified mediator with the American Council of Mediators and founded the mediation practice at her previous firm. Caitlin primarily works with clients in the Philadelphia region and its suburbs. Caitlin attended Villanova University’s Charles Widger School of Law, where she gained valuable experience and insights into the practice of family law. She interned with Embrace Families, where she focused on child welfare and foster youth issues. She was also active in the Pro Bono Society and the Coalition Advocating for Human Rights and Dignity,

The firm is excited to announce it will once again be hosting their Annual Office Picnic during the Doylestown Memorial Day Parade. The picnic will start at 10am on Monday, May 29, 2023 and feature good eats, good beverages, good vibes, and a great parade. The law office picnic started years back when the firm was known as McNamara, Bolla, & Panzer P.C. Since then, they’ve welcomed many past and present clients, family, and friends to join them in celebrating the unofficial start of summer. The Doylestown, PA tradition is the oldest Memorial Day Parade in the United States and

Many disputes can be subject to ADR, whether through an insurance policy, or by a specific contractual provision, or upon agreement of the parties themselves to pursue the ADR process. The attorneys in the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) practice group Hill Wallack recognize that arbitration or mediation is an efficient way to resolve many disputes. By avoiding numerous pretrial proceedings, ADR is a cost-effective process for litigants. ADR also offers more confidentiality during sensitive disputes by avoiding the public scrutiny often inherent in cases litigated in the court system. David J. Truelove has been appointed in hundreds of cases involving

Patricia Collins, Esquire will join a panel discussion at the Bucks County Bar Association’s 5th Annual Business Law Institute on May 9, 2023.  This continuing legal education program entitled “Negotiating C-Suite Employment, Severance, and Transition Agreements” will be held at the BCBA Offices in Doylestown.  Collins is a partner in the Doylestown law firm of Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP [AMM Law], practicing Employment Law and Commercial Litigation. Collins joins Michael Romeo, a transactional attorney on a panel discussion focused on the key trends and considerations related to negotiating employment agreements, severance agreements, and transition agreements for C-suite employees.  The

For the 20th consecutive year, the attorneys of Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams LLP will present the Paul Stevens Memorial Legal Seminar at the 2023 Pennsylvania Association of Pupil Service Administrators (PAPSA) conference. The 44th annual conference, “Pupil Services: It Takes a Village,” will be held in person April 12-14, 2023, at the Inn at Leola Village in Leola, PA and also streamed online. The Sweet Stevens presentation is the culminating session on Friday, and a highlight of the event. Sweet Stevens attorneys began the tradition of presenting at the conference as a tribute to the firm’s founder Paul L.

Prior to joining Goldman Law Offices, Tyler served as an attorney with the Defender Association of Philadelphia for 7 years, where he represented thousands of clients facing criminal charges in the Philadelphia Municipal Court and Court of Common Pleas. Tyler is an alumnus of the Thomas R. Kline School of Law, at Drexel University, where he earned his J.D. in 2015.  Prior to law school, Tyler completed his undergraduate work at the University of Maryland, then enlisted in the United States Army, and earned a commission as an Armor Officer.  Tyler deployed to Kirkuk Province, Iraq, with the 1st Cavalry

PERKASIE, Pa.) Grim, Biehn & Thatcher of Perkasie, Pa., is pleased to announce that Daniel P. Martin has joined the firm as a full-time associate in the firm’s municipal law department. A resident   of Allentown, Pa., Martin received a bachelor’s degree from West Chester University and a law degree from Widener University. During his time at Widener, Martin was the Pennsylvania Law & Symposium Editor on the Widener Commonwealth Law Review and was a member of the Moot Court Honor Society. Martin has been admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar Association and the Bucks County Bar Association. Prior to joining

The law firms of Mannion Prior, LLP, a fiduciary litigation boutique, and Smith, Aker, Grossman & Hollinger, a longstanding leader in Pennsylvania’s probate and estate bar, are pleased to announce that Mannion Prior has acquired from Smith Aker the rights to operate, author, and publish The Fiduciary Review and The Fiduciary Reporter.  For more than 70 years, The Review and The Reporter have served as indispensable resources for estate and tax planners, administrators, fiduciaries, wealth managers, and Orphans’ Court judges and attorneys. As Editors, Smith Aker scoured the Commonwealth for opinions and articles, and provided detailed, sophisticated analysis of judicial and legislative developments affecting “fiduciaries” such as executors