Author: Emily Norman

Growing Bucks County Personal Injury Law Firm with primary offices in Doylestown, Pennsylvania is seeking a Paralegal with at least ten (10) years experience working in a Plaintiffs’ personal injury Frim. Position will require both litigation and prelitigation responsibilities, including drafting settlement demand packages; managing written discovery (i.e., Interrogatories and Request For Production of Documents); preparing and serving written discovery requests to opposing parties; obtaining, organizing, and creating case chronologies and preparing medical summaries; managing experts as necessary; case management; prepare Attorney with data and information needed for meetings and managing deadlines, including the statutes of limitations. Candidates may email

Hill Wallack LLP is pleased to announce that Barbara M. Kirk, partner in the firm’s Family Law and Municipal Law practice groups in the Yardley, PA. office, has been honored as Volunteer of the Month for January by Pennsbury Manor, the historic Colonial visitors’ center and museum in Morrisville. Kirk concentrates her practice on the law of domestic relations, custody, and adoption. Her municipal practice includes the representation of several townships in Bucks County regarding such matters as property and zoning violations and contact disputes.   Pennsbury Manor is a reconstruction of Pennsylvania Founding Father William Penn’s home on the

Craig Turet, a partner in the Yardley, Pennsylvania office of Curtin & Heefner LLP, has been chosen to receive the 2018 Community Service Award from the Newtown Business Association. This recognition is awarded to an NBA member whose dedicated commitment and meritorious service exemplifies an outstanding contribution to the community through benevolent acts and dedication of significant volunteer hours, demonstrating a genuine desire to serve charitable causes and help those in need. While serving as a member of the NBA Board of Directors in 2018, Craig co-chaired the Business Expo & Culinary Fair, one of the organization’s marquis events which

HARRISBURG — Committed to protecting Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable citizens, the Pa Supreme Court Advisory Council on Elder Justice in the Courts today released its latest progress report. The report details efforts to combat elder abuse, address the needs and challenges facing Pa’s aging population, and improve and protect access to justice for elders. “This report is evidence of Pennsylvania’s strong commitment to protecting its elders,” said Pa Supreme Court Justice Debra Todd. “I am deeply grateful to all those who have contributed to the many successes detailed in the report, and who are effecting real change in the way that

Doylestown, PA –  Denise Bowman, an experienced and respected Bucks County attorney and community leader, has announced her candidacy for judge of the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas. A partner at the law firm of Antheil, Maslow & MacMinn, LLP and commercial litigation attorney, Denise has represented and advocated for numerous businesses, individuals, non-profits and government entities throughout Bucks County in a wide variety of civil and commercial disputes.  An attorney for more than 20 years, she has represented clients at both the trial and appellate levels.  Denise is a highly effective negotiator, and she is a formally trained

The law firm of Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP announced that it will host a Roundtable Breakfast for Regional Manufacturers featuring Employment Law Partner Patricia Collins: Thursday, March 7th, 8:30 – 10:00 am, Bucks County Bar Association, 135 E. State Street, Doylestown, PA. The program will include: employment law updates impacting manufacturers; discussion of pain points & strategies with other local manufacturers and a question & answer segment with an experienced legal advisor, fellow manufacturers and advisors to the industry    Topics include: Hiring, Discipline and Termination,  Overtimes Rules & Violations, Sexual Harassment Training, Practices & Procedures for Managers, Retention &

DOYLESTOWN, PA, January 22, 2019—Pennsylvania State Senators Steve Santarsiero and Maria Colett, and State Representatives Tina Davis, Wendy Ullman, John Galloway, and Perry Warren today endorsed Jordan Yeager in the race for judge on the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas. “Jordan is a highly respected lawyer with a distinguished legal career. He has the background and commitment to fairness and justice that are essential for excellent judges. I am excited to support him,” Senator Santarsiero said. Senator Colett stated: “Jordan’s broad litigation background and commitment to justice for all makes him an ideal candidate for judge on our Commonwealth’s

Jessica VanderKam, a family law attorney and partner at Stuckert and Yates, is running to serve as judge on the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas. Ms. VanderKam, who lives in West Rockhill Township with her husband Derek, and two children, Harrison and Penelope, is coming into the race as a candidate who is touting her experience as a former Law Clerk to 3 Judges on the Bucks County bench – the Hon. David W. Heckler (ret.), the current President Judge, Wallace H. Bateman, Jr., and the Hon. Robert O. Baldi. “My time as an attorney serving behind the bench

Curtin & Heefner LLP is pleased to announce the promotion of James J. Esposito to Partner. Mr. Esposito is a member of the Firm’s Real Estate and Public Sector Law groups. He has extensive experience representing financial institutions, municipalities, individuals, and businesses in all aspects of real estate transactions, real estate financing, municipal law, land use, and zoning matters. Mr. Esposito currently serves on the Board of Directors of Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County, and he is also a Member of the Alumni Board of Holy Ghost Preparatory School. Curtin & Heefner has provided over 80 years of value-added