Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell &
Hippel LLP
Size of Organization: 130 Year Established: 1904 Web Site: http://www.obermayer.com
Telephone: 215-665-3000
Facsimile: 215-665-3165
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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.
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U.S. Federal Litigation Activity
Highest number of cases by Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell &
Hippel LLP:
Toxic Torts (52 cases in past two years)
Peer Review Ratings
Total number of Peer Review Rated lawyers of Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell &
Hippel LLP:
56
Documents by Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell &
Hippel LLP on Martindale.com
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Philadelphia Tax Assesment Appeal AlertMichael P. Weinstein, September 19, 2011
A recent change by the Pennsylvania State Tax Equalization Board (STEB) in the City of Philadelphia’s Common Level Ratio (CLR) makes necessary a review of a property owner’s real estate tax assessment in order to determine the necessity for filing an appeal of that assessment to the...
Identifying Tangible Personal Property: FirearmsWarren W. Ayres,Paul C. Heintz,Erin E. McQuiggan,Vishal S. Petigara,Nina B. Stryker,Michael P. Weinstein, August 3, 2011
As we all know, the traditional approach to estate planning involves the identification of the client’s tangible personal property and his/her desired distribution of those items. When identifying the tangible personal property, we must always ask our clients: “Do you own any...
The Fair Share ActLars J. Lederer,Peter J. Oberkircher,Tricia A. Swann, August 3, 2011
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett recently signed into law Senate Bill 1131, commonly referred to as the “Fair Share Act,” which amends the Comparative Negligence Statute and substantially limits, though does not abolish, Pennsylvania’s common law doctrine of joint and several...