PLW People in the News—July 16, 2019—McNees Wallace
McNees Wallace & Nurick announced the addition of Maria Kennison to the firm's real estate practice group.
July 16, 2019 at 11:00 AM
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McNees Wallace & Nurick announced the addition of Maria Kennison to the firm's real estate practice group.
While attending Penn State Dickinson Law, Kennison interned for U.S. District Judge Sylvia H. Rambo of the Middle District of Pennsylvania. She served as secretary of the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association.
Kennison, who was born and raised in the Philippines, worked for several years in the financial services industry as a systems analyst and technical writer.
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Saxton & Stump added Gayle Pridgen, Abbey Seymore and M. Erica Crouse to the firm.
Pridgen supports the trusts and estates group as a paralegal. She assists with the preparation of estate planning documents, non-judicial agreements and Orphans' Court pleadings.
Prior to joining Saxton & Stump, Pridgen worked in the Orphans' Court litigation and estate planning groups of a Lancaster-based law firm.
Seymore supports the business and corporate, hospitality and real estate groups as a paralegal.
She supports attorneys from the initiation to closing of real estate transactions, including reviewing agreements, resolving complications in titles and preparing deeds and documents.
Seymore also assists attorneys with entity formation, obtaining employer identification numbers and acquiring necessary permits and licenses.
She is also certified as a licensed title agent. Prior to joining Saxton & Stump, she served as a title agent and real estate paralegal at a Harrisburg law firm.
Crouse supports the firm's hospitality, marketing and business development teams. She works with the director of concierge services.
|Elected and Appointed
Barley Snyder announced that attorney Daniel M. Frey was named president of the Hanover Public Library Association Inc.
Frey was elected to the organization's board of directors in 2017. The association promotes and stimulates library interest among members and people in Hanover, supports literary and educational undertakings, and renders assistance in the building, equipping and maintaining of
Hanover's Guthrie Memorial Library, part of the York County Libraries system.
The association oversees an endowment fund that enables it to contribute to the library to enhance its operations and programs.
Frey is a former assistant district attorney in York County and a former past president of the board of directors of the York County Bar Association.
He is active in other community groups in Hanover, including as the vice chairman of the board of directors of Main Street Hanover Inc. He is a past president of the board of directors of the
Hanover Area YMCA and currently serves on its board of trustees.
Frey practices in Barley Snyder's business, finance and creditors' rights, personal planning and real estate practice groups as well as the municipal and municipal authority and food and agribusiness industry groups. He was managing partner of Barley Snyder from 2003 to 2008.
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