People in the News—May 3, 2024—McNees, Saxton & Stump
McNees Wallace & Nurick has announced that attorney and industry leader Amy Capobianco Marsar has been tapped to head the firm's automotive dealership law group, a team of 21 attorneys collaborating to serve clients.
May 03, 2024 at 11:00 AM
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Amy Capobianco Marsar with McNees Wallace & Nurick. Courtesy photo
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McNees Wallace & Nurick has announced that attorney and industry leader Amy Capobianco Marsar has been tapped to head the firm's automotive dealership law group, a team of 21 attorneys collaborating to serve clients.
A member of the firm, Marsar brings experience in manufacturer-dealer relations and buy/sells having closed more than 300 transactions across Pennsylvania and nationally.
Leveraging the firm's full depth of legal talent, the automotive dealership law group includes 21 attorneys experienced in corporate and tax; mergers and acquisitions; labor and employment; intellectual property; real estate; environmental law; privacy and data security; professional licensing, including proceedings before the Pennsylvania Board of Manufacturers, Dealers and Salespersons and other Pennsylvania regulatory bodies; franchise and general litigation; and succession and estate planning.
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