PLW People in the News—Oct. 22, 2019—Curtin & Heefner
Curtin & Heefner announced that Arthur R. Sagoskin joined the firm as a partner in the firm's personal injury department.
October 22, 2019 at 11:30 AM
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Additions
Curtin & Heefner announced that Arthur R. Sagoskin joined the firm as a partner in the firm's personal injury department.
Sagoskin will practice out of the firm's Yardley office.
As an assistant public defender in Bucks County for five years at the start of his career, he handled cases in all aspects of litigation. Subsequently, he entered private practice and taught contract law at Temple University.
Sagoskin focuses his practice on personal injury cases including auto accidents, construction site accidents, premises liability involving slip and fall cases, and liquor liability/dram shop accidents.
He is a member of the Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association and the Bucks County Bar Association.
Sagoskin was one of the founders and continues to serve as the solicitor for the Bucks County Heroes Scholarship Fund, which benefits members and relatives of police, fire and others in volunteer service.
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Burns White added five new attorneys in the third quarter of 2019: Justin B. Anderson, Joshua D. Brown, Ellen Nunno Corbo, Quinn A. McCall and Thomas M. Pohl.
Anderson is based out of Philadelphia. A member of the construction and litigation practice groups, Anderson represents clients in contract matters, professional liability suits and business transactions.
Brown is an associate in the firm's railroad law practice group. A litigator, he defends Class I and short line railroads in matters including occupational disease and toxic tort.
Corbo is of counsel and specializes in litigation in New Jersey and New York, with concentrations in insurance defense, corporate/complex commercial, premises liability, mass tort and retail owner/operator liability defense.
McCall is an associate in the firm's energy and real estate practice groups focusing on due diligence, title curative and certified title opinions for clients engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development and production of natural gas in the Appalachian Basin.
Pohl is a member with a practice that focuses on complex commercial and civil litigation and business disputes. He is a former assistant U.S. attorney. He has experience litigating matters involving commercial breach of contract, fraud and other tort claims.
Elected and Appointed
Saxton & Stump appointed attorney Katherine P. Granbois as chair of the firm's business and corporate group.
In this role, Granbois will oversee client service and provide direction for the strategic growth of the practice area.
Granbois currently serves as immediate past board chair of the United Way of Lancaster County and vice president of the Lancaster chapter of Daughters of Penelope.
She also recently served as a mentor for the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce Women in Business mentoring program, fundraising chair of the Lancaster Youth Amateur Hockey League and volunteer for Assets of Lancaster.
She joined Saxton & Stump in January 2018 as shareholder and has more than 25 years of experience concentrated in corporate and business law.
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