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Congratulations to Christina Hausner

By Russell, Krafft & Gruber, LLP on April 1, 2016
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Congratulations to our partner and colleague, Christina L. Hausner, on being appointed as the solicitor for the County of Lancaster.

Chris has practiced with RKG for 34 years.  She joined Craig, Gary, and Jon in 1982, upon completing her clerkship with the Lancaster County Common Pleas Court Judges Wilson Bucher and Ronald Buckwalter. Her practice areas include employment law, municipal law and civil litigation. Chris is known through our office as a thoughtful and thorough attorney.  While she has skillfully litigated cases in Pennsylvania courts, including administrative, and federal courts, she also has provided careful advice to municipal clients regarding sensitive and occasionally polarizing public issues.

Chris ran and oversaw the firm’s litigation meetings, often advising other attorneys about case management and procedure. We will miss not only her guidance, but her humor and insight around the office.

Chris is working with other RKG attorneys to transition clients. If you have any questions for Chris or just want to wish her well, feel free to call the office at 293-9293 or email her at clh@rkglaw.com.

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  • Blog:
    Lancaster Law Blog
  • Organization:
    Russell Krafft & Gruber, LLP

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