Steven J. Link

Steve brings a unique perspective to his work as a patent and intellectual property attorney since he’s been on the inventor side of the table. He contributed two patents from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office during more than five years of work as a research and development scientist in the pharmaceutical and biotechnological fields. While working in the pharmaceutical industry, he took night and weekend classes to secure his law degree and begin his career as an attorney, spending more than 15 years as an in-house counsel, serving as a patent attorney and intellectual property manager for a DSM Biomedical in southeastern Pennsylvania.

The Wilmington, Del., native spent his time as in-house counsel drafting and negotiating commercial agreements such as license and distribution, development, supply, nondisclosure and consulting. He developed and implemented the company’s IP strategy and managed the IP portfolio of the company’s multiple business units in diverse medical fields. He’s also worked as a contract attorney providing litigation support while analyzing complex legal documents.

Steve’s first professional experience after graduating with a biology degree from the University of Richmond gave him a first-hand look at the patenting process from the inventor’s side as a research and development scientist in the pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries.

Steve lives near historic Valley Forge, Pa., with his wife Cathy, their two children and a dog. 

MEMBERSHIP
  • American Intellectual Property Association
PUBLICATION
  • “Selective Inhibition of Bacterial Dihydroorotate Dehydrogenases by Thiadiazolidinediones”, Biochemical Pharmacology (2000)
PRESENTATIONS
  • “Comparison of Assays in a Low Volume 384 Well Plate and a 1536 Well Plate”, SBS Conference (September 2001)
  • “Discovery of Novel, Robust Biocatalysts from Microbial Diversity”, Third Annual Hyperthermophile Symposium (April 1996)
OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
  • Eight professional years of research and development work, in both pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries

J. Robert Katherman

Bob is a member of the Barley Snyder Business Practice Group. As a life-long resident of York County, he was able to grow his practice, in part, by establishing and maintaining strong relationships with almost every municipal office in the county.

In addition to maintaining a private practice, at the beginning of his career he also worked for 12 years as the City of York solicitor. Throughout that time, one of his areas of responsibility was enforcement of zoning, building and housing codes. Bob built upon this work in zoning and building codes to develop an extensive practice in land use approval and apartment complex acquisition, financing and management.

Bob’s commitment to his hometown also has translated into a career of public service within the York County community. He has helped enhance the quality of life, developed York’s professionals, and protected the community’s most vulnerable citizens with leadership positions on the board of directors at a number of the county’s most important organizations.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
  • Former owner and former president of Dominion Abstracting Inc. title insurance agency

Thomas A. French

Thomas is recognized as a leading business and commercial litigation attorney, having tried numerous cases to verdict and appeal over his decades-long career as a courtroom lawyer. He is a “go-to” litigator when banks, insurance companies, businesses and professionals are faced with their most crucial legal conflicts. Thomas routinely defends other attorneys, accountants and fiduciaries against malpractice lawsuits, and represents insurers when opposing coverage and bad faith claims. He also has been called upon to protect banking institutions confronted with shareholder and other disputes. He is known for guiding his clients through internal and external investigations as well.

As a young attorney, following graduation at the top of his law school class, he represented a wholesale consumer products distributor in a case against computer giant Unisys Corp. In that case, he obtained a verdict in excess of $1 million, at the time believed to be one of the largest verdicts ever returned by a Harrisburg jury. Later, he represented the owners of the historic Bedford Springs Hotel, who had deadlocked on plans to redevelop the resort. He mounted a successful jury trial defense of a bank against a claim by a corporate minority shareholder that the bank had caused $84 million in damages resulting from the plaintiff’s alleged loss of control of a leading concrete and aggregate supply company. In 2014, he led a trial team that successfully litigated an ownership and control dispute among owners of a major northeastern Marcellus Shale energy industry service company.

More recently, Thomas has litigated complex federal antitrust lawsuits filed in U.S. district courts throughout the country. He has appeared many times before the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation.

He has also defended clients in multi-million dollar intellectual property litigations. He served as local trial counsel on behalf of SmithKline Beecham in a case involving the validity of patents covering some of the world’s most commonly used vaccines. He also was a member of a litigation team that defended Samsung in a patent infringement action involving light emitting diode technology used in its smart phones, which resulted in a dismissal with prejudice. In 2011, he represented a Pennsylvania inventor and manufacturer, obtaining a defense jury verdict in a case tried under the Pennsylvania Uniform Trade Secrets Act. He has successfully litigated trademark and copyright infringement cases as well.

Thomas has represented the owner of the “Zero Restriction”® and “ZR”® brand golf apparel company in litigation arising from the sale of the company; sued Kmart Corp. on behalf of a Pennsylvania grocery store chain for damages from a botched shopping mall development project; represented the seller of a drug store chain against the purchaser who consolidated the company into its own operations and then refused to pay the agreed upon purchase price; represented government and institutional investors in numerous cases against financial advisors who illegally invested and managed millions of dollars in public funds, and many other prominent businesses and institutions in their most important disputes.

In this regard, Thomas has also represented governmental entities, business organizations, financial institutions and individuals in regulatory, criminal and internal investigations of alleged misconduct. Matters under investigation in those cases ranged from alleged securities and bank fraud, medical reimbursement fraud, and government ethics violations and other forms of employee misconduct.

Counted among Thomas’s clients are a number of Pennsylvania’s regional banks and insurance companies.  He handles litigation involving insurance coverage, bad faith insurance practices, and regulatory issues. He frequently defends banks and other fiduciaries in trust and estate litigation where parties claim negligent investment and mismanagement of trust funds have occurred. He has tried cases involving the validity of wills, and numerous fiduciary surcharge actions.

Other attorneys and accountants have asked Thomas to represent them when they have been sued in professional malpractice cases. After one particularly contentious case was finally resolved, opposing counsel retained Thomas to defend him personally when he was named as a defendant in a suit by a former client. In fact, many of his litigation cases are referred to him by other attorneys who trust him to represent their own clients with their most important litigation matters.

As an experienced appellate attorney,  he has successfully handled appeals before the Pennsylvania Supreme, Superior and Commonwealth courts, and the U.S. courts of appeals for the Third and Eleventh circuits. He also served as lead counsel on petition for certiorari before the U.S. Supreme Court.

In addition to his private practice experience, Thomas served as a military attorney in the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General Corps and the Pennsylvania Army National Guard. In 2005, he was called to active duty and deployed to Afghanistan, where he advised commanders on rules of engagement and other military law issues.

In 2012, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett appointed Thomas as a Commissioner to the Board of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. He was also appointed by U. S. Sen. Patrick Toomey to serve on his U.S. Military Academy selection committee. Thomas is active in the community, serving on boards of non-profit organizations, including the YMCA. He is a frequent speaker before various business and professional associations and is a former member of the adjunct faculties of the law schools at Widener and Penn State Universities.

RECOGNITIONS
  • Rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell
  • Central Penn Business Journal “Legal Excellence Awards” — Leaders in Law
  • The Best Lawyers in America®, Commercial Litigation (2013, 2014 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024) Litigation – Insurance (2024) Litigation – Municipal (2024)
  • “Simply the Best,” Business Attorney, Harrisburg Magazine (2007-2010)
  • Pennsylvania Super Lawyers (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)
  • Board of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, commissioner, representing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (2012-2015)
  • United States Military Academy Selection Committee of U.S. Senator Patrick Toomey
MEMBERSHIPS
  • Defense Research Institute
  • Pennsylvania Defense Institute

Hon. Stephen P. Linebaugh (Ret.)

Judge Stephen Linebaugh has been a staple of the York County legal community for more than 40 years, carrying with him a rich family history in the county dating back to before the Revolutionary War. Judge Linebaugh is a retired judge in the York County Court of Common Pleas, serving two 10-year terms on the bench from 1997 to 2017 and presiding over more than 200 civil trials. In 2010, his fellow judges in York County elected him the county’s president judge for a five-year term.

At Barley Snyder, Judge Linebaugh is part of the firm’s Litigation Practice Group in the area of civil mediation and arbitration, providing alternative dispute resolution throughout the state. He works in broad litigation as well as specialty practices such as medical negligence, personal injury, environmental, employment and real estate. After his retirement from the bench in 2017, he worked across the state as an alternative dispute resolution specialist with a Pittsburgh-based firm. Judge Linebaugh is one of the few attorneys in Central Pennsylvania to be admitted as a panel member of the American Arbitration Association (AAA) – a not-for-profit organization and world’s largest provider of arbitration, mediation and other ADR services – and he is the chair of Barley Snyder’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Service Team. Judge Linebaugh has also worked as a former mediator and arbitrator for the York County Court of Common Pleas, and is a former mediator for the York County Board of Realtors.

He started his career as a law clerk and assistant district attorney in York County, and went into private practice in 1973, where he served as a solicitor for more than a dozen municipalities and authorities throughout the county. His private practice also included emphasis on estate administration and planning, business law, real estate law and mental health law before he took over his judge position in 1998. During his time in private practice, he served as York County’s first mental health review officer, a position he held for more than 20 years.

His work in the courtroom as an attorney and as a judge have made him a sought-after speaker around the state and nationally, as he’s been a guest speaker for organizations such as the National District Attorneys Association, the National Business Institute and the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. In 2015, the Pennsylvania Bar Association awarded him the Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille Award for his contributions to improving civil legal aid in the state.

Judge Linebaugh is a fixture in the York community. He has volunteered his time with leadership positions to beneficial area nonprofit organizations such as the Bob Hoffman YMCA, York County Crimestoppers, the Margaret Moul Foundation, the Boy Scouts of America, YouthBuild and the York County March of Dimes. He was the secretary of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania, and is a former assistant chancellor of the diocese.

He is a lifelong resident of Dover Township, the same area his ancestors settled in the 1760s. He and his wife Jane have been married for more than 50 years and have two daughters, both of whom work in the legal profession.

RECOGNITIONS
  • Central Penn Business Journal “Legal Excellence Awards” — Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
  • Pennsylvania Bar Association, Everyday Leader Award (2006)
  • Pennsylvania Bar Association Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille Judge’s Award (2015)
  • American Inns of Court (Herbert B. Cohen Chapter), Civility and Ethics Award (2019)
EXPERTISE & CERTIFICATION
  • American Arbitration Association (AAA), Panel Member
  • National Judicial College, civil mediator training, May 2008 and May 2017
MEMBERSHIPS
  • York County Bar Association, membership committee, York County Bar Building Committee (former chairman), former member of Chamber Liaison Committee, Legislative Liaison Committee, Real Estate Committee, Estate Planning and Probate Section, Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee (former chairman), Local Rules of Court Committee (former chairman), Nominating Committee
  • Pennsylvania Bar Association
PRESENTATION
  • “Religious Accommodations in the Post-COVID Era,” 40th Annual Barley Snyder Employment Law Seminar (May 2023)
  • “The Ultimate Guide to Non-compete and Non-solicitation Agreements”, 37th Annual Barley Snyder Employment Law Seminar (September 2020)
OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
  • President Judge, York County Court of Pleas (2011-2016)
  • Judge, York County Court of Common Pleas (1998-2017)

Harold A. Eastman Jr.

Harry Eastman has practiced law in the Gettysburg and Adams County area for his entire legal career of more than 30 years, concentrating his law practice in the areas of municipal law, zoning and land use, real estate, and trusts and estates.

As his practice has evolved, Harry has gained experience in a variety of practice areas. He has served as the municipal solicitor for the Borough of Gettysburg since 1999, and he has served as the solicitor for the Borough of New Oxford for more than 25 years. He has also served as the solicitor for several zoning hearing boards, helping him to develop a zoning and land use practice for the last 30 years.

In his real estate practice, Harry has represented clients in both residential and commercial transactions. He has developed a practice representing clients in the historic preservation and agricultural conservation of real estate. To complement his real estate acquisition practice, Harry is a licensed title agent with Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company.

Originally from northern Vermont, Harry moved to Gettysburg in 1988 and joined a well-established Gettysburg law firm while raising a family with his wife, Janet, and immersing himself in the Adams County community. He has served and currently serves as a director on boards of nonprofits and community service organizations.

MEMBERSHIPS
  • Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs
  • Pennsylvania Borough Solicitors Association
  • Pennsylvania Bar Association
  • Adams County Bar Association

Gregory R. Young

Greg Young focuses his practice in commercial and corporate law, including mergers and acquisitions, finance, transactional and strategic counseling, real estate acquisitions, sales and leasing and estate and succession planning for closely-held businesses and their owners.

Greg has substantial experience in mergers and acquisitions, in particular with medical device, distribution, food processing and manufacturing companies and certified public accounting, medical and other professional practices. He regularly advises business clients on general matters, including contract review and preparation and entity formation.  He represents foreign companies in the establishment of subsidiaries and affiliates in the United States and counsels domestic and foreign businesses on distribution, supply, and similar arrangements. In the commercial real estate area, Greg’s experience includes representation of landlords and tenants in commercial leasing transactions and work on joint ventures, sale/lease-back transactions and the acquisition and sale of retail, office and industrial sites.

He is currently a member of the firm’s internal opinion review committee and the mergers and acquisitions second review committee.

MEMBERSHIP
  • Pennsylvania and Berks County Bar Associations
PRESENTATIONS
  • “Tax Issues That Can Impact Your Business,” Barley Snyder Business Seminar (October 2015)
  • “Buying a Company: How to Position Yourself as a Buyer,” Barley Snyder Business Seminar (October 2014)

David R. Confer

Dave is chair of Barley Snyder’s Transportation, Logistics & Trade Industry Group. He is also a member of the Business Practice Group and Alternative Dispute Resolution Service Team. He brings 40 years of experience in real-world problem solving to the firm in areas including transportation and logistics. Prior to joining the firm, Dave served as general counsel and chairman of the board of directors for York County mainstay, The Wolf Organization (currently Wolf Home Products), one of the premier names in home products in the United States.

Dave’s addition to Barley Snyder also signals a dedication to advance the firm’s Practice Excellence® legal process improvement initiative. His long-time experience with process improvement projects will be a key to unlock the potential of the firm’s extensive efforts to continually expand the shape and scope of the initiative.

For Dave to come to Barley represents a full circle in his career path. While in law school at the Dickinson School of Law, the York native clerked at Liverant, Senft and Cohen, which later merged with Barley Snyder to allow the firm to make one of its earliest expansions. Before working with the Wolf Organization, Dave was an assistant attorney general in Pennsylvania and the assistant city solicitor for York.

Dave has also been a strong advocate for York, serving both the city and its nonprofit community with a plethora of high-level volunteer work. He has served as the chair of the board of directors of the United Way of York County and has been a board member at York Habitat for Humanity and Children’s Home of York, to go along with numerous city improvement boards. 

MEMBERSHIPS
  • Pennsylvania Bar Association
  • York County Bar Association, board member, executive committee member, past president of board of directors
PUBLICATION
  • “Lockout Exception to the Labor Dispute Disqualification in PA”, Dickinson Law Review
PRESENTATIONS
  • “COVID-19 Vaccines: The Impact on the Logistics Industry”, webinar (January 2021)
  • “Getting Your Business Back to Business Webinar Part 2”, Barley Snyder Webinar Series (April 2020)
  • “Getting Your Business Back to Business Webinar Part 1”, Barley Snyder Webinar Series (April 2020)
OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
  • Former Business Law Instructor, Yorktowne Business Institute

George C. Werner

George serves as the firm’s General Counsel. In this role, George is responsible for protecting the firm’s legal interests, maintaining its operations within the scope established by law, and providing guidance on risk management and related liability issues. He also conducts firmwide professional liability training in addition to other tasks.

Prior to serving as General Counsel, George concentrated his practice in complex civil and commercial litigation and risk management for more than 40 years. He assisted clients from the earliest indications of dispute, through trial and appeals if necessary, and frequently consults with clients during transactional matters, in an effort to avoid litigation or to minimize possible damages from litigation. George has tried to verdict or award more than 80 matters in federal and state courts and before arbitration panels. George routinely appears in all Pennsylvania courts and has handled matters in Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, California, North Carolina and Illinois. Additionally, George frequently corporate investigations in response to allegations of wrongdoing by a company or its officers.

George’s previous substantive areas of practice include patent, trade secret, trademark and unfair competition disputes, contract and business disputes, construction disputes, business torts and fraud claims, lender liability disputes, insurance coverage/ benefits disputes, defamation and commercial disparagement disputes, professional liability claims and defense of catastrophic personal injury claims.

In addition, George regularly presented to business and legal professionals on the litigation-related topics of e-discovery, attorney-client privilege and the work product doctrine, professional conflicts in legal representation, communications with media in litigation matters, and internal investigations.

Intellectual Property/Unfair Competition

George has worked with clients on matters involving Intellectual Property disputes including issues with patent, copyright, trademark, trade dress, trade secrets, confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements, and licensing agreements. Sample representations include:

  • Successfully represented a manufacturer/supplier in the marine construction industry in pursuing a claim of patent infringement in U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware, obtaining both preliminary and permanent injunctions.
  • Successfully represented a high-tech company in pursuing a claim of misappropriation of trade secrets and breach of confidentiality against a former employee.
  • Successfully represented an entrepreneur against claims that he misappropriated trade secrets from a national manufacturer of building products (Jury verdict following two-week trial).
  • Successfully represented a manufacturer/supplier in the automotive aftermarket products industry in pursuing and defending claims of trademark infringement.
  • Successfully represented an assembler/supplier in the equine industry against a claim of patent infringement.

Lender Liability

George has represented lending institutions and banks in situations involving complex commercial financing, consumer loans, sales, leases, and other transactions. Such matters pose unique risks and require a thorough analysis and understanding of the transaction, the bank’s customer and the relevant industry. Sample representations include:

  • Successfully defended financial institution in a five-week trial involving claims of breach of fiduciary duty.
  • Successfully defended banking institution against claim of conversion and unjust enrichment in a non-jury trial.
  • Successfully defended banking institution against claim of fraudulent transfer and improvident lending brought as an adversary action in the bankruptcy proceeding of corporate customer.
  • Successfully resolved lender liability claims against a banking institution following a four-week trial involving claims of bad faith brought by bank customer in connection with a floor plan line of credit.

General Business Litigation

George has represented companies in all facets of commercial litigation and complex business disputes which sometimes includes “bet the company” litigation. Sample representations include:

  • Successfully represented a publicly traded company in connection with a merger/buy-out of minority shareholders, which included claims of breach of fiduciary duty and a statutory appraisal proceeding.
  • Successfully represented a large retail chain in a dispute over premiums and coverage with its health insurer.
  • Successfully represented an international retailer in a contract dispute arising out of the sale of certain operations and facilities.
  • Successfully represented a parts distributor against its insurer in a multi-million dollar fire loss claim.
  • Successfully represented the purchaser of a retail food company in disputes with the previous owner.
  • Successfully represented feed supplier in a dispute with a customer involving claims of substantial damages resulting from allegedly tainted feed.
  • Successfully represented a professional in a dispute by a previous employer attempting to enforce a restrictive covenant.
  • Successfully resolved environmental cost claims brought by current owner of manufacturing facility against former owners, following three weeks of trial. 

Construction Law

George has represented owners, design professionals and contractors in cases involving contract interpretation and disputes, payment/collection actions, bid challenges, change order and liquidated damages claims, construction defects, and construction insurance, indemnification and arbitration contract provisions. Sample representations include:

  • Represented owner in multi-million dollar dispute with contractor and subcontractors arising out of construction of a concrete tank.
  • Represented tenant in multi-million dollar dispute with landlord/owner arising out of construction of building for tenant.
  • Represented architect in multiple claims between owner and various prime contractors arising out of construction of a school.
  • Represented owner in disputes between architect and contractor arising out of construction of a retirement home.

Media Law

George has extensive experience working with and representing communications companies, both print and television media, in libel and privacy matters. He has handled cases involving defamation, public officials, invasion of privacy, intent to inflict emotional distress, right to know, and subpoenas of the press room. George has successfully tried cases involving:

  • Successfully obtained summary judgment for a newspaper in connection with claims brought by two public officials arising out of the reporting of a murder investigation.
  • Successfully obtained summary judgment for a newspaper in connection with claims brought by a public official arising out of the reporting of the official’s actions while in office.
  • Successfully defended a newspaper in a two-week trial against a claim brought by an attorney/private citizen.
  • Represented a newspaper in claims brought by private citizens arising out of the newspaper’s reporting of criminal proceedings against private citizens.
RECOGNITIONS
  • Rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell
  • Best Lawyers® “Lawyer of the Year” in Harrisburg – Litigation/Construction (2016, 2019, 2023)
  • The Best Lawyers in America®, Commercial Litigation, Litigation – Banking and Finance, Litigation – Construction, Litigation – First Amendment (2010-2024)
  • Pennsylvania Super Lawyers (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020)
PRESENTATIONS
  • “Non-Compete Litigation and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act”, 2018 Barley Snyder Employment Seminar (May 2018)
  • “Doing Business in the Digital World (and Cloud): An Overview of Risk, Applicable Laws and Policies Relating to Information Security”, Barley Snyder Business Seminar (October 2015)
  • “Jolley v. Chase Home Finance – Are Lenders Facing New Threats in Lender Liability Claims?”, Barley Snyder LendiCon Seminar (March 2015)
  • “Ethical Issues Perplexing In-House Counsel”, ACC Seminar: What Keeps You up at Night? (September 2014)
  • “In-House Counsel and the Attorney/Client Privilege – Confusion in the Role of In-House Counsel”, Association of Corporate Counsel (September 2013)
  • “Legal Ethics in Crisis Management”, Association of Corporate Counsel (September 2012)
  • “Ethics Matters and Internal Investigations” The Association of Corporate Counsel Central Pennsylvania Chapter Seminar (October 2011)
  • “Conducting Internal Investigations and Preserving Attorney-Client Privilege” The Association of Corporate Counsel Central Pennsylvania Chapter Seminar (November 2010)
  • “Pennsylvania Right-to-Know Law” HACC Foundation (September 2010)
  • “Ethical and Practical Considerations of Social Networking Technology: Blogging, MySpace, Facebook and Twitter.” Lancaster Bar Association (2009)
  • “A Business’ Guide to Intellectual Property Enforcement.” Barley Snyder Business Law Seminar (Spring 2008)
  • “Managing Risk, E-Discovery and Litigation Disasters” The Hershey Company (December 2008)
  • “Managing Risk Through Effective Electronic Information Management.” Chester County Bar Association (September 2005)
CLERKSHIPS
  • Honorable Daniel J. Snyder, Jr. and Honorable Maurice B. Cohill of the U.S. District Court, Western District of Pennsylvania, September, 1978-1980.

Frederick S. Spangler

Fred Spangler concentrates his practice in tax and estate planning and estate administration, and lectures on these subjects to accountants, trust officers and business owners.

MEMBERSHIP
  • York County Bar Association

William C. McCarty

Bill is a member of the firm’s Finance and Real Estate groups. Bill has devoted a substantial portion of his practice to municipal finance and is a long standing member of both the National Association of Bond Lawyers and the Pennsylvania Association of Bond Lawyers. He has served on the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Association of Bond Lawyers, and has also acted as a panelist on governmental obligations at the annual Bond Attorneys Workshop of the National Association of Bond Lawyers. In addition to serving as bond counsel in connection with governmental finance transactions, Bill also serves as solicitor for municipalities and authorities.

RECOGNITION
  • Select Lawyer, Polk-Lepson Research Group; Government/Cities/Municipalities Law

MEMBERSHIPS
  • Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Association of Bond Lawyers, former member

  • National Association of Bond Lawyers, served as a Panelist on Government Obligations at the Annual Bond Attorneys Workshop, member

  • Pennsylvania Association of Bond Lawyers, member

  • Lancaster Bar Association

  • Pennsylvania Bar Association

PRESENTATIONS
  • Current Trends in Commercial Lending, Lendicon 2017 (March 2017)

  • Tax-Exempt Financing: and New Market Tax Credits, Barley Snyder LendiCon Seminar (March 2016, March 2017)

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