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Founder and managing partner Jeffrey M. Williams has been included for the fourteenth consecutive year.
With so many stories these days focusing on the nation’s opioid epidemic, this program takes a deeper look at the ever-expanding list of costs that affect public health, law enforcement, public employment, and local government budgets as a result.
The duo, along with two members of the judiciary, participated in a panel discussion entitled “Things We Do Wrong in Custody Litigation – 6 Keys to Trying Custody Cases.”
The session, “Six Keys to Winning a Custody Case,” taught vital tactics in prevailing in a custody case on behalf of a client, including custody evaluations, dissecting those reports, witness preparation and using pleadings to your advantage.
Williams Family Law founder and managing partner Jeff Williams introduced the keynote speaker at the recent winter meeting of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Family Law Section.
Over half of the AAML Pennsylvania fellows attended the meeting, at which attendees gathered to discuss legislative issues – such as Pennsylvania House Bill 1250, which focuses on alimony and support, and new legislation on grandparent custody.
This issue highlights the firm being named "Best Law Firm" for 2018 by U.S. News – Best Lawyers, sponsorship of 'March for the 22' in Bucks County, sponsorship of Kathleen M. Rotz Lung Cancer Research Fund 5K, and more...
Proceeds from the annual event, which Williams Family Law also helped to sponsor in 2016, benefit at-risk children throughout Bucks County. Former Philadelphia Flyer Bill Clement was the keynote speaker for the event.
Best Law Firm rankings have been produced every year since 2009, when Best Lawyers partnered with U.S. News & World Report to produce its first comprehensive rankings of nearly 20,000 U.S. law firms.
The event sought to help raise awareness of the high rate of suicide among U.S. military veterans.
The military guest of honor for the evening was White House Chief of Staff and former Marine Corps General John F. Kelly, who discussed the importance of service to the country, military and non-military.
Never a smoker and with no particular lung issues, Rotz’s cancer diagnosis came as a shock to her and family. After she passed away in 2014, they launched a cancer research fund in her memory.
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