National Law Day 2012

May 1, 2012

The first of May has been National Law Day since a joint resolution of Congress in 1961 so designated the date. Eisenhower was the first president to proclaim a National Law Day, and every president since has issued his own proclamation. You can read their proclamations at the Law Day Presidential Proclamations Archive. Why is there a National Law Day? There are so many “declared” holidays we barely acknowledge as they pass by. For…

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It’s A Hole in One!

By Alyson Maris

April 27, 2012

Congratulations to Melissa Smith, one of RKG’s Estate Administration Paralegals. She achieved something on Tuesday, April 17, 2012, that not many of us will probably ever experience. While playing in the ladies golf league at Willow Valley Golf Course, Melissa aced the par three number seven hole using her trusty seven iron. She hit a perfect high shot onto the green. The ball hit, and after a few rolls, dropped into the hole. The longtime league members understand that…

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Restart Retirement: The ABCs of Retirement Communities

By Alyson Maris

April 5, 2012

For those who are nearing the retirement stage of life, a great resource is Restart Retirement, a blog that offers a wealth of information to retirees or those on the verge of retirement. Recently, Attorney Jon Gruber, partner at Russell, Krafft and Gruber, guest-authored an article for Restart Retirement. With over thirty years of experience in estate planning and administration, he has helped countless clients achieve peace of mind by being prepared…

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Matthew Grosh to Participate in Nonprofit Panel at PANO Conference

By Alyson Maris

April 5, 2012

On April 17, 2012, Matthew Grosh will be a part of a legal breakout panel at the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations (PANO) annual conference. The session, entitled “Don’t Have Your Story Be a Scandal,” will consist of a panel of nonprofit legal experts discussing a variety of topics to clarify policies and procedures that can help organizations manage their risk levels. Attorney Grosh previously served on PANO’s Conference Planning Committee. He is also a…

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The Women of RKG in Susquehanna Style

By Alyson Maris

March 23, 2012

As it is Women’s History Month, we thought it would be fitting to share a picture of some of Russell, Krafft & Gruber‘s outstanding women. This photo appears in the latest issue of the Susquehanna Style Magazine. Rose Krause, Julie Miller, Christina Hausner, Jennifer Tran and Holly Filius attended the Celebrate Women Style Insider Happy Hour at Accomac Inn in November 2011, which benefitted the United Way of Lancaster County and the…

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Julie Miller Appointed to PBA Collaborative Law Committee

By Alyson Maris

March 21, 2012

In February 2012, Julie Miller was appointed to the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Collaborative Law Committee. The committee’s purpose, according to its mission statement, is to “address current issues regarding the collaborative law dispute resolution process; educate attorneys and the public about the collaborative law dispute resolution process; recommend standards of practice for attorneys using the collaborative law dispute resolution process; and monitor, propose, and/or support legislation or rules of court that further the development…

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National Law Day 2012

It’s A Hole in One!

Restart Retirement: The ABCs of Retirement Communities

Matthew Grosh to Participate in Nonprofit Panel at PANO Conference

The Women of RKG in Susquehanna Style

Julie Miller Appointed to PBA Collaborative Law Committee

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