On a windy October afternoon in Bowmansville, Aaron Marines beat the odds. According to Golf Digest, an amateur golfer has only a 12,500 to 1 chance of making a hole-in-one. Sunday afternoon, Aaron got that chance on a 315 yard, par 4 hole with a heavily bunkered and elevated green at Hawk Valley. So
Lancaster County Commissioners Honor Prothonotary’s Office and Sheriff’s Office for Life-Saving Actions
This morning, the Lancaster County Commissioners honored staff members of the Prothonotary’s Office and Sheriff’s Office for their actions in assisting Gary G. Krafft during a medical emergency he sustained while at the Lancaster County Courthouse.
The training and life-saving techniques utilized by the staff from both offices ensured a prompt response from emergency medical
Information Technology & Internet Law Practice Group Launches Serving the Greater Lancaster Area
You don’t have to be an expert to see that over the past two decades, our lives have been slowly taken over by technology. At home, your FitBit tracks your steps, heartbeat and other health information, your personal photos and documents are stored in the cloud, and any number of home appliances are getting “smarter” and increasingly connected. Technology has also shaped the office and what it means to be at work, allowing work from nearly anywhere with mobile devices and the rise of email, video conferencing and high speed cellular connections. Technology has changed the way we work, play, and even raise our children.
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Brandon Harter and Kathleen Miller have joined the law firm of Russell, Krafft & Gruber, LLP as associate attorneys
Brandon Harter and Kathleen Miller have joined the law firm of Russell, Krafft & Gruber, LLP as associate attorneys.
Brandon joined Russell, Krafft & Gruber, LLP in 2016 after several years with the former Lancaster firm of Hartman, Underhill & Brubaker where he began his career in private practice. Prior to that, Brandon served as
Reflections on Leadership Lancaster – The Finale
As a proud member of the Leadership Lancaster Core Class of 2016, I will be posting periodic updates of my experiences in the program. Learn more about Leadership Lancaster at www.leadershiplancaster.org or feel free to contact me directly with any questions you may have.
Last week I “walked” at our Leadership Lancaster Core Class of
Congratulations to Christina Hausner
Congratulations to our partner and colleague, Christina L. Hausner, on being appointed as the solicitor for the County of Lancaster.
Chris has practiced with RKG for 34 years. She joined Craig, Gary, and Jon in 1982, upon completing her clerkship with the Lancaster County Common Pleas Court Judges Wilson Bucher and Ronald Buckwalter. Her practice
Legal Links – March 11, 2016
On Fridays, we compile and post Legal Links, a list of legal news, reported cases, community events and topics of interest to Lancaster residents and readers of the Lancaster Law Blog.
1. Teens Sue For Right to Vote. As the fields narrow for Democrats and Republicans to determine their nominees for the 2016 Presidential Election, a group of 17 year olds have sued the Ohio Secretary of State to restore their right to vote in the primary since they will turn 18 in time to vote in the general election.
Interested in an overview of the development of voting laws in the United States? MassVOTE, a nonprofit organization with a mission of promoting a culture of active political participation has a comprehensive timeline available here.
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Legal Links – February 26, 2016
On Fridays, we compile and post Legal Links, a list of legal news, reported cases, community events and topics of interest to Lancaster residents and readers of the Lancaster Law Blog.
1. Emotionally Supportive Pythons. A Council Bluffs, Iowa woman is at odds with a local ordinance that prevents owning snakes, because she wants
Legal Links – February 19, 2016
On Fridays, we compile and post Legal Links, a list of legal news, reported cases, community events and topics of interest to Lancaster residents and readers of the Lancaster Law Blog.
1. Drone Deadline. If you have an unmanned aircraft system (commonly known as a drone) that weighs between 0.55 lbs. and 55 lbs.
Legal Links – February 12, 2016
On Fridays, we compile and post Legal Links, a list of legal news, reported cases, community events and topics of interest to Lancaster residents and readers of the Lancaster Law Blog.
- The People Vs. O. J. Simpson. One of the first national news events I can recall is the verdict from the O. J.