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Rawle & Henderson, founded in 1783, is the nation's oldest continuously practicing law firm, and has offices in Philadelphia, PA; Pittsburgh, PA; Harrisburg, PA; Delaware County/Media, PA; Marlton, NJ; Wilmington, DE; New York, NY and Wheeling, WV. We invite you to learn more about our Firm through this web site.
Rawle & Henderson LLP's Summer Blood Drive
Rawle & Henderson LLP’s Summer Blood Drive will be held on July 30, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m....
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Stump the Experts - Panel Presentation on Hot Issues in Chapter 7 and 13 Practice
Gary F. Seitz, Chairman of the Firm’s Bankruptcy and Business Finance department, will be a guest sp...
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Landlord-Tenant Law
Gary F. Seitz, Chairman of the Firm’s Bankruptcy and Business Finance department, will be among the ...
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Rawle & Henderson’s Commercial Litigation and Business Transaction Group
David I. Rosenbaum the Chairman of Rawle & Henderson’s Commercial Litigation and Business Transaction Group successfully served as lead outside counsel on a series of eight multi-million dollar asset purchase transactions for Transport International Pool, Inc., a subsidiary of GE Capital.
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2010 Super Lawyers
Rawle & Henderson LLP is proud to announce that fifteen (15) attorneys were named 2010 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers by Law & Politics and the publishers of Philadelphia Magazine A Publication of Rawle & Henderson LLP
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Pennsylvania Commercial Litigation – Defense Award
In Carneys Point Metal Processing, Inc. v. RECO Constructors, Carboline Company, and Stone & Webster, Inc. , John C. McMeekin II and John Ehmann obtained a defense arbitration award on behalf of RECO Constructors and Stone & Webster, Inc. in a commercial dispute pending in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia). Additionally, they secured an award of approximately $300,000 on RECO’s counterclaim against Carney Point Metal Processing.
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