Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell &
Hippel LLP
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Office View all offices
One Penn Center, 1617 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, 19th Floor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
19103-1895
(Philadelphia Co.)
Telephone: 215-665-3000
Facsimile: 215-665-3165
http://www.obermayer.com
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About this office:
Since its founding over one hundred years ago, Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP has been numbered among Philadelphia's preeminent law firms. Recognized both nationally and locally for quality legal services, the Firm practices in virtually every area of the law on behalf of a broad spectrum of interests.
As a mid-size firm with over 130 attorneys in a large metropolitan area, we are fortunate to be able both to engage in a diverse and sophisticated practice and to maintain the personal service that we feel is essential to the practice of law.
Our practice is guided by a concern both for quality and efficiency. We recognize that legal services are not truly effective unless the best possible results are achieved at minimum costs. We pride ourselves in our ability to bring to any legal problem a combination of native talent, expertise and practical skills.
Statement of Practice Summary:
Administrative Law, Antitrust, Aviation, Bankruptcy/Financial Reorganization, Corporate Finance, Environmental, Estate Planning, Family Law, Gaming, General Civil, Trial and Appellate Practice in all Courts, General Corporate, Healthcare, Insurance, International, Labor Relations and Employment Law, Medical Malpractice, Mergers/Acquisitions, OSHA, Product Liability, Real Estate, Securities, Sports, Tax, Zoning.
Documents by Lawyers at this office
Calculating Child Support: Private School, Stock Options, Perks and 401(K)sMichael E. Bertin, October 28, 2009
The recent Pennsylvania Superior Court case of Murphy v. McDermott provides the family law practitioner with reminders and clarifications as to calculating a party's income for support purposes. The Murphy case focuses on four main issues: whether a parent should be obligated to contribute toward...
New Jersey Supreme Court Limits Duty Owed by Dram-Shop to its CustomersAnastasius Efstratiades, Matthew A. Green, July 7, 2009
On May 7, 2009, the New Jersey Supreme Court took a step toward limiting the duty owed by a purveyor of alcoholic beverages to its patrons. In Bauer v. Nebbitt, 399 N.J. Super. 71 (2009), the state Supreme Court held that neither the common law nor New Jersey Jersey's Dram Shop Act (N.J.S.A....
Of Counsel affiliation: Thompson & Thompson, LLP (offices in Denver, Colorado). http://www.thompsonlawco.com
(All Members and Associates of the firm are Members of the American, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Bar Associations unless otherwise noted).
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