Doylestown, PA – Judy Hayman, Esq. presented a CLE to the Pennsylvania Bar Institute’s annual Family Law Institute on October 27, 2020. Her seminar, “Creative Use of Retirement Assets and Primer on the Range of Atypical Retirement Assets,” discussed ways to obtain child support from retirement assets in situations where there is no income to attach. Ms. Hayman is a Shareholder in the Doylestown office of Eastburn and Gray, PC. She focuses her practice on all family law-related matters including: child custody, divorce, equitable distribution, pre-nuptial agreements, property settlement agreements, protection from abuse, and child support. Ms. Hayman regularly litigates

Tager has joined the firm as an associate, resident in its Newtown Office. He joins the Firm’s Real Estate, Zoning and Land Development Team, which is chaired in the Newtown Office by Edward Murphy.  Shonti comes to Wisler Pearlstine after serving a term as a Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Thomas W. Sumners, Jr. in the New Jersey Superior Court’s Appellate Division. A 2019 graduate of Rutgers Law School, Shonti was elected to serve as Editor-in-Chief of the Rutgers Journal of Law & Public Policy and he also served as an executive board member to both the school’s chapter

Doylestown, PA –  Attorney Maris J. Weiner has joined Williams Family Law as “Of Counsel.” Her practice covers a wide range of domestic relations matters including divorce, support, custody, equitable distribution, and prenuptial/ postnuptial agreements, representing parties throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey. With over 20 years of experience, Weiner is known as a strong litigator and comprehensive attorney and often handles divorces involving complex issues and high-net-worth individuals. Most recently, she served as associate general counsel at Rider University in Pennington, New Jersey. Prior to that, she spent fifteen years with Obermayer Rebmann, Maxwell & Hippel in Philadelphia, working almost

Doylestown, PA – Attorneys, staff and their families from Eastburn and Gray volunteered at Fonthill Museum in Doylestown on Saturday, October 24, 2020. The purpose of the visit was to help Fonthill with a Fall clean up throughout the property. Prior to her career in the legal industry, Eastburn and Gray attorney Judy Hayman previously worked in the museum field and had the honor and opportunity to work for both Fonthill and Mercer Museums. “As a lifelong Bucks County resident, the history, the arts and the charm of the Mercer and Fonthill Museums are a large part of what makes

Attorney Shannon Doman has joined the Law Offices of Michael Kuldiner, P.C.   His focus will be in assisting clients in all areas of family law. Shannon is a graduate of Allegheny College and The University of New Hampshire Law School.  Early in his career he clerked for the Honorable Judge David Heckler in the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas.  After his clerkship, Shannon worked in the former Soviet Union with the American Bar Association on legal reform projects which focused on transparency in government and promoting the rule of law.  When he returned to Bucks County Shannon focused on

This week, on Wednesday October 21, from 1-4pm, the FDLA, Delaware Law will be virtually hosting its “All Matters FDA” Symposium which will host a variety of speakers from professors, to judges, to other professionals in the field to discuss a range of topics such as: opioids and pharmaceuticals, COVID-19, vaping, cannabis law, and pet products.  The E-card with registration info. is below or you can just follow the link below to register: https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=34&SINGLESTORE=true The page will show the Symposium flyer, just scroll to the bottom of the page and click to register.  The Symposium will be hosted over zoom,

Doylestown, PA – Michael E. Peters, Esq., a Shareholder at Eastburn and Gray, delivered remarks to the Pennsylvania State Tax Collectors’ Association’s (PSTCA) Annual Conference on October 10, 2020. Due to COVID-19, this year’s conference was held virtually. Mr. Peters’ remarks addressed current issues facing tax collectors throughout the Commonwealth, and he provided an update on pending tax collector lawsuits. Mr. Peters serves as general counsel to the PSTCA and frequently advises the association’s members on matters relating to real estate tax collection. In addition to his efforts litigating cases on behalf of tax collectors across the Commonwealth, Mr. Peters

Furia Rubel Communications, Inc., is pleased to announce that founder and CEO, Gina Rubel, has been inducted as a Fellow into the College of Law Practice Management (COLPM). Rubel is one of less than 300 lawyers, judges, law professors, law firm and corporate executives, consultants, general counsel, and government officers from five countries to become a Fellow of COLPM. Corporate and law firm leaders call on Rubel for high-stakes public relations, reputation management, crisis planning, and incident response support including high-profile litigation media relations. She founded Furia Rubel in 2002 – the first Pennsylvania agency with a niche in legal marketing.

New Britain, PA – Several attorneys from Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams LLP are again at the forefront of this year’s Exceptional Children Conference. An annual presentation hosted by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI), the 2020 conference will be wholly virtual, taking place on Friday, October 16 from 8:50 AM to 4:30 PM via videoconference. Partner Thomas C. Warner returns as co-course planner for the event, which is considered one of the premier special education conferences in the commonwealth. Partner Andrew E. Faust will co-present the always popular “Year in Review” session, an annual segment of the conference that highlights

High Swartz, a full-service law firm with offices in Norristown and Doylestown PA, is pleased to announce that Samuel T. Cooper, Esq. has joined the firm’s litigation team. Mr. Cooper’s experience include multiple clerkships with courts and attorneys. During his undergraduate studies at Elizabethtown College, Mr. Cooper gained valuable legal knowledge working in the PA office of the Attorney General and in the office of Senator John  Rafferty, Jr. Alongside his tenure at Widger School of Law at Villanova University, Sam completed a judicial clerkship with the Honorable Thomas P. Rogers and also represented the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office.