Attorney Veronica Morrison moderated the panel “Lessons Learned from Founders That Apply to Today’s Litigation” at the Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA)’s Annual Civil Litigation Section Retreat at the Nittany Lion Inn in State College, PA.
The panel discussed the founding and evolution of Constitutional and early American law principles, including the right to vote, the right to free speech, civil rights, and women’s rights, exploring these important and sometimes difficult topics in the context of our legal system and providing practitioners with timely insight on applying these principles today.
The PBA’s Civil Litigation Section is a professional organization within the PBA dedicated to advancing the law and practice of civil litigation in Pennsylvania.
Veronica serves as vice-chair of the PBA’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee and council member of the PBA’s Civil Litigation Section. She handles complex litigation and provides strategic counsel to clients across a broad range of industries.
When business owners became targets of a significant federal fraud investigation, our White Collar Defense and Investigations team conducted an internal investigation and presented its findings to federal prosecutors, causing the matter to be closed without charges filed. The challenge Federal prosecutors and the FBI were investigating business owners in connection with alleged bank and […]
White collar defense attorney Sarah Hyser-Staub was sworn in as president-elect of the Middle District of Pennsylvania Chapter of the Federal Bar Association. Her term as president will begin in 2027. Sarah previously served as vice president and has been actively involved with the organization for several years, including through its events and programming. The […]
HARRISBURG, Pa. (Sept. 18, 2026) — McNees Wallace & Nurick attorney Errin T. McCaulley, Jr. has been named a 2026 Forty Under 40 honoree by the Central Penn Business Journal. Errin practices in the Energy and Environmental Law Group, representing organizations, property developers, and businesses in environmental and occupational safety and health regulatory compliance matters. […]
Rosenberger v. Berks Plastic Surgery Institute, P.C., No. 21-16638 (Berks Cty. C.C.P. July 27, 2026) (Nevius, J.) A captain of the ship can be on dry land, but wearing the stripes in the operating room does not make one a surgeon. For anyone handling medical malpractice cases in Berks County, the Rosenberger v. Berks Plastic […]
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