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Doylestown, PA – Erin K. Aronson, Esq., an attorney in the firm’s Doylestown office, served as a presenter at LEGUS’ fall meeting on Monday, November 9, 2020. This year, the conference was held virtually. Ms. Aronson was on the panel entitled, “A Fresh Perspective, Advice From Young Lawyers, For Young Lawyers.” The seminar covered young lawyers perspectives and advice on important topics such as marketing, developing a practice area, the importance of mentorships and professional relationships, the practicalities of practicing law, and ethical considerations. Ms. Aronson concentrates her practice in the areas of commercial transactional law, real estate, and employment

 High Swartz is pleased to announce that Michael B. Prasad has joined the firm as a member of the Family Law team. Practicing out of the Norristown office, Mr. Prasad is licensed in both PA and New Jersey. Michael’s practice is focused on matrimonial matters including divorce, child custody, child support, domestic violence, and post-judgment matters. “High Swartz represents a unique opportunity to learn from and contribute to a stellar team of dedicated professionals across multiple practice areas.  The collective knowledge and experience, coupled with the firm’s clear commitment to it’s clients, ensures that when a client retains High Swartz

New Britain, PA – Partner Jane M. Williams of Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams LLP was a featured presenter at the 2020 conference of the Pennsylvania Council for Exceptional Children (PACEC), a virtual program held in October, in collaboration with the Parent Education & Advocacy Leadership (PEAL) Center. Titled “Advocating Equity for All Learners,” the event sought to connect families and professionals to share best practices and resources for students with disabilities and special health care needs. Williams, along with attorney Liliana Yazno-Bartle, presented “Solutions to Challenges of Providing Virtual Special Education Services,” discussing the challenges that virtual instruction introduces

Blue Bell, PA, Nove 10, 2020: Wisler Pearlstine, LLP is pleased to announce that Alex B. Heller, an experienced commercial litigator, has joined the firm.  Alex, a Montgomery County native, is both an attorney and a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Prior to joining Wisler, Alex was a partner at a national plaintiffs’ litigation firm and chair of the firm’s Shareholder Derivative Litigation Practice Group. While there, he successfully represented investors in federal and state courts across the country. Prior to that, Alex was an attorney at a Montgomery County law firm where his practice focused on commercial litigation and corporate

High Swartz is pleased to announce it has received a “Best Law Firm” nod and has been recognized nationally in Real Estate Litigation and Land Use and Zoning Law for 2021. To achieve a “Best Law Firm” ranking, a firm must have at least one lawyer included on The Best Lawyers in America© list. Attorneys are neither required nor allowed to pay a fee to be listed. For 2021, 12 High Swartz attorneys were named among Best Lawyers and the inaugural Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch List. The “Best Law Firms” rankings are based on a combination of client feedback,

High Swartz is pleased to announce that Judith A. Algeo has joined the firm as a member of the Family Law team. Practicing out of the Doylestown office, Ms. Algeo has established herself as one of Bucks County’s most distinguished Family Law attorneys. “It is with a sense of real excitement that I join the High Swartz Domestic Relations Department. Their reputation for excellence in service to clients and dedication to the community is well know and I am delighted to be here,” say Ms. Algeo. Judith A. Algeo brings years of experience  as a family law attorney in the

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