Gawthrop Greenwood, PC is pleased to announce that municipal, land use and development lawyer Allyson T. Cohen has joined the firm as an associate, representing municipalities, property owners and applicants in navigating the legal issues surrounding land development and property use.
As we mourn the passing of our dear friend and colleague Bob Adams, the legal news service Law360 reached out to learn more about Bob's extraordinary legacy as an attorney, partner and former leader of Gawthrop Greenwood.
Supporters of WHYY were among the more than 500 people who joined Gawthrop trusts and estates attorney Kristen Bennett for a free WHYY webinar on the basics of estate planning that included state-specific advice for Pennsylvania and Delaware.
Gawthrop Greenwood is pleased to announce that the following 14 attorneys from our West Chester, Greater Wilmington and Philadelphia offices have been selected by their peers for recognition in the 2027 editions of The Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America.
Should all board meetings be open to community association members? Is there any benefit to having board members sign a code of conduct? These are the types of questions addressed by community association lawyer Elliot Berton during a roundtable discussion hosted by CAMCO community association management.
Main Line Today, a regional lifestyle magazine that serves Philadelphia’s western suburbs, has named all of Gawthrop Greenwood's Pennsylvania attorneys to “Top Lawyers 2026.” Each year, attorneys are nominated via peer balloting, then vetted through the publication’s editorial process. Gawthrop Greenwood is once again ranked in multiple practice areas.
During her 50 years of service, Joanna Reiver raised the bar for trusts and estates legal counsel in Wilmington and forged a path for female attorneys. She was honored June 11th by the Delaware State Bar Association at its annual meeting held at Chase Center on the Riverfront for her 50-year career.
For 35 years, Gawthrop Greenwood has awarded a Law Prize to three local students, and this year's winners are expressing their appreciation. Created in 1991, the Gawthrop Greenwood Law Prize ensures the advancement and education of Chester County’s youth by awarding a student from each of the three high schools in the West Chester Area School District.
Attorneys from Gawthrop Greenwood, PC have been recognized as leaders in their fields in Pennsylvania by Super Lawyers and Rising Stars. A program of Thomson Reuters, Super Lawyers selects outstanding attorneys from more than 70 practice areas who, through a peer review and independent research process, have attained a high degree of recognition and professional achievement.
Municipal, real estate and land development attorney Patrick M. McKenna recently spoke before Montgomery County, Delaware County and Chester County managers, assistant managers and planning/zoning staff at the Municipal Management Symposium held May 14th at Delaware Valley Trust in Horsham, PA.