PLW People in the News—June 9, 2020—Saxton & Stump
Saxton & Stump attorney Erik M. Hume was reelected as vice chair of the real property division for the Pennsylvania Bar Association real property, probate and trust law section.
June 09, 2020 at 11:30 AM
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Elected and Appointed
Saxton & Stump attorney Erik M. Hume was reelected as vice chair of the real property division for the Pennsylvania Bar Association real property, probate and trust law section.
The reelection marks Hume's second one-year term as vice chair.
First elected in May 2019, Hume is responsible for supervising and directing the work of the real property division, which includes legislative and professional development initiatives as well as serving on the section's executive committee.
The real property, probate and trust law section, which is the largest section of the PBA, brings together practitioners with varying levels of experience throughout Pennsylvania and develops their knowledge of respective areas of law through collaboration and mentorship among its members.
Previously within the position, Hume gave testimony at the State Capitol Building in Harrisburg on behalf of the PBA before the Pennsylvania Senate urban affairs and housing committees. He presented informational background about common interest ownership communities and recommended the approval of Senate Bill 802, which would require county planning agencies to collect information about existing CIOCs.
Hume is the chair of Saxton & Stump's real estate group.
In his practice, he handles a variety of matters including commercial and residential real estate transactions, land development, commercial loan origination and counseling of clients on condominium and planned community matters.
Hume represents clients in complex real estate transactions, including residential real estate developers, credit unions, pipeline companies, auto dealers, regional retail chains, colleges and universities, and health care providers.
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Lamb McErlane partner Vasilios J. Kalogredis was appointed a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association's health care law committee.
This appointment is effective immediately and will run until May 2021.
The PBA health care law committee will review, study and make recommendations concerning legislative proposals for reform in the health care system and address ethical considerations as related to the medical and legal professions.
The committee will propose additional recommendations relating to litigation involving health care.
At Lamb McErlane, Kalogredis serves as chairman of the health law department.
He exclusively practices health law, representing physicians, dentists, group practices, other health care professionals and health care-related entities.
Bill frequently lectures both locally and nationally on health law topics, and published several articles on current issues in health law.
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