Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller

Chair: Ronald P. Schiller
President & CEO: David B. Pudlin
Number of Shareholders: 30
Number of Of Counsel: 3
Number of Associates: 16
Offices: Philadelphia, PA; Harrisburg, PA; Plymouth Meeting, PA; Cherry Hill, NJ

Firm Overview:
Founded in 1994, Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller is a 49-lawyer firm known for the sophistication of its matters, the roster of its clients and the quality of its work. In the Delaware Valley, the firm is unparalleled in its ability to attract the most highly qualified attorneys, both at the entry level and laterally. The firm’s goal has always been to provide big firm quality representation in a small firm environment. We are known as the Philadelphia firm to turn to when a case is really, truly, honestly going to go to trial. While Hangley Aronchick may be smaller than the firms it goes toe-to-toe with, potential clients and referring attorneys know that they can count on the firm for the responsiveness of a small firm without sacrificing the quality, intellect, and work ethic of the largest firms in the nation.

The firm's main practice areas include:

• Litigation, including complex commercial, business, antitrust, appellate, intellectual property, health care, class action, governmental and public affairs, defamation, white collar criminal, and labor and employment litigation, as well as alternative dispute resolution
• Antitrust, including claims of price-fixing, conspiracy, and illegal tying under state and federal law, and antitrust class actions on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants
• Bankruptcy, including bankruptcy litigation, counseling and negotiating for both debtors and creditors
• Corporate and Transactions, including general business counseling and organization, corporate and strategic planning, venture capital and strategic alliances, M&A, and commercial contracts and licensing to small and medium-sized businesses, start-up and emerging growth companies
• Education Law, including the representation of school districts, independent schools, colleges, universities and educational service providers in both the public and for-profit sectors
• Environmental Law, including environmental litigation, Superfund, brownfields redevelopment, remediation, hazardous waste, and air and water resources matters
• Family Law, including divorce, custody and visitation, spousal and child support, alimony, property division, prenuptial agreements, protection from abuse matters, alternative family issues, and adoption matters
• Insurance Coverage, including specialty lines (D&O, E&O, and Professional Liability), long-tail exposure claims and other CGL matters, reinsurance disputes, and bad faith litigation and counseling
• Real Estate, including all aspects of commercial real estate, development and operation
• Tax and Estates, including business taxes, restructuring, charitable giving, private foundations, closely held businesses, estate planning and administration, tax planning, and tax controversies