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Suburban Life Magazine Chooses Gawthrop Greenwood for “Top Attorneys”

Readers of Suburban Life Magazine have chosen attorneys from Gawthrop Greenwood as “Top Attorneys.” Gawthrop Greenwood partner Stephen J. Olsen was recognized for his work in Estate Planning and Administration, and Sandra L. Knapp was highlighted for her work in Real Estate Law.

In its July 2019 issue, Suburban Life states: “A simple Google search will display any number of attorneys with credentials and results sure to impress, so where do you begin your search for the ‘right’ attorney? …We polled our readers for their perspective regarding who they turn to when they need expert legal guidance and representation…These are the men and woman your neighbors contact when they need assistance navigating the legal landscape… Driven to serve and ready to fight, these attorneys are eager to go to the mat for their clients’ rights, both in and out of the courtroom.”

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Gawthrop Greenwood, PC has offices in West Chester, PA and Wilmington, DE serving clients throughout the greater mid-Atlantic region and nation. For more than a century, the firm has stood behind its core principle of providing high-quality legal services with personal attention. Gawthrop Greenwood’s diverse portfolio of clients comprises entrepreneurs, businesses, and governmental entities that entrust the firm with their representation in a wide range of matters including mergers and acquisitions, commercial litigation, estate and tax planning, land use and development, and domestic relations. A complete listing of the firm’s practice areas and attorneys, as well as a variety of legal resources, can be found at www.gawthrop.com.

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