The judicial committee evaluates prospective judicial candidates and assesses their professional qualifications, integrity, commitment to equal justice and judicial temperament.
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Anthony D Paolo is appointed to the ACBA's Judiciary Committee
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Ana Lisa Petrella is named to the 2026 Best Lawyers "Ones to Watch in America" list
With a very selective process in place, only 5% of US lawyers and 3% globally earn the honor of being named to the Best Lawyers list. Based on peer reviews, the list aims to recognize the top lawyers.
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Six GRB Lawyers are named 2026 Best Lawyers in America
Attorney Luengen's practice will focus on estate and trust related matters. He also assists clients with the challenges of Elder Law, leveraging Medicaid and PA Assistance exemption rules and taxes.
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GRB Law proudly welcomes Attorney Tristan K. Luengen to the firm!
Joining the firm in the summer of 2025, Attorney Rankin's practice will center around the representation of school districts and municipalities.
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GRB Law is proud to announce the addition of Attorney Casey P. Rankin to the firm!
The panel, "Livin on a Prayer: The Practical Reality of Debt in Divorce," covered the reality of debt-heavy divorce and provided creative solutions for working through the costs of divorce.
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Ana Lisa Petrella moderates at the 2025 PBA Family Law Section Annual Conference
After serving as an integral part in building the firm's Oakmont office, Jeanine Franciscus increases her involvement and presence in the local community.
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Jeanine Franciscus joins the Oakmont Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
The Super Lawyers selection process names attorneys on an annual, state-by-state basis. Only 5% of nominated attorneys are selected as that year's Super Lawyers, and 2.5% are named as Rising Stars.
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Five GRB attorneys named to the 2025 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers and Super Lawyer Rising Stars lists!
In May 2025, the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas vacated portions of the EEOC's 2024 Enforcement Guidance on Harassment in the Workplace, invalidating provisions of Title VII.
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Vacatur of Portions of EEOC's 2024 Enforcement Guidance on Harassment
The Corporate Transparency Act may not be a concern at the moment, but the recent Pennsylvania Annual Report requirements are active and with established deadlines beginning June 30th.
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Business Filing Requirement Updates
After a long-standing and successful legal career, Attorney Robert J. Winters retires from GRB Law!
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Congratulations to Robert J. Winters on his Retirement!
The shift from the 2020 Title IX Regulations to the 2024 regulations marked a huge shift toward greater protection, accessibility, and inclusivity.
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Title IX Whiplash: Courts, Regulations, and Pennsylvania's Path Forward
The Court builds upon Marital Presumption to address additional, modern avenues to legal parentage.
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The Paths to Legal Parentage, Old and New
After working as a tax planning attorney for a CPA firm, Michael established his own practice and expanded into areas of business law, real estate law and estate planning and administration.
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GRB Law is proud to announce the addition of Michael D. DeMarco to the firm!
As Tony establishes his practice, he will be counseling clients with matters such as alimony, child support and custody, divorce, equitable distribution, adoptions, protections from abuse and beyond.
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GRB Law proudly welcomes Attorney Anthony D. Paolo to the firm!
Attorney Nicholas Fischer joins GRB Law's Municipal Tax & Creditors' Rights and School & Municipal Law Groups!
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GRB Law is proud to announce the addition of Attorney Nicholas S. Fischer to the firm!
After working as a law clerk, Jessica Guido officially joins the firm as an Associate Attorney in the Family & Collaborative Law Group!
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GRB Law is proud to announce the addition of Attorney Jessica M Guido to the firm
With over a decade of experience in family law matters, Robin brings a vast knowledge to the firm's growing Family and Collaborative Law group!
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GRB Law is excited to announce the addition of Attorney Robin L. Frank to their growing Family & Collaborative Law Group!
Ana Lisa Petrella discusses financial considerations when preparing for divorce on Waldron's Wealth Simplified Podcast
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Ana Lisa Petrella talks divorce preparation on Wealth Simplified podcast
Ana Lisa Petrella speaks about planning for divorce on a panel for the Financial Planners Association Pittsburgh Chapter.
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Ana Lisa Petrella speaks on Divorce Financial Planning Panel
In December 2022, President Biden signed two new federal laws, offering legal protections to pregnant/postpartum and nursing employees, which lead to necessary changes to companies of all sizes.
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New Protections for Pregnant Workers & Nursing Mothers: What Employers Need to Know
Meg joined GRB Law in the summer of 2023, expanding the Estate Planning & Administration practice and adding a new office location in Oakmont, PA.
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GRB Law proudly welcomes Attorney Meg L. Burkardt to the firm
As one of the most well-known and respected municipal solicitors in the region, GRB Law is proud to celebrate the career and retirement of Charles Means!
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Celebrating the retirement of Chuck Means!
Nicole Kairys is well-known throughout Western Pennsylvania for representing clients in all aspects of divorce, support and custody matters, including such for high net worth estates.
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GRB Law proudly welcomes Attorney Nicole B. Kairys to the firm
The Supreme Court recently ruled that taxing bodies may continue to file assessment appeals against properties when a recent sale indicates the property is under-assessed.
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GM Berkshire Hills LLC v. Berks Co. Bd. of Assessment: Affirming the Right of School Districts to Initiate Property Tax Assessment Appeals
In November 2022, the signing of House Bill 2057 into law as Act 122 created a key change for Pennsylvania business entities, requiring the filing of an annual report.
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New Pennsylvania Business Reporting Requirement
Rick Monti's practice will center around our municipal clients. Along with assisting in the collection of delinquent taxes, he will help them navigate everyday challenges and more complex matters.
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GRB proudly welcomes Attorney Richard A. Monti to the firm
Only 2.5% of Pennsylvania attorneys are selected. Each candidate is thoroughly examined by The Disciplinary Board of Supreme Court of Pennsylvania prior to acceptance.
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Three GRB Law attorneys are named 2023 Pennsylvania Super Lawyer Rising Stars
Jeanine Franciscus has a broad experience in Estate Planning and Administration. In addition to creating custom estate plans, she also navigates the specifics of probate versus non-probate.
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GRB Law proudly welcomes Attorney Jeanine M. Franciscus to the firm
After working at the firm as a law clerk, Jessica became an Associate Attorney in the fall of 2022.
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GRB Law proudly welcomes Rebecca L. Shearer to the firm
Solicitors Emily Mueller and Kate Diersen presented How Was That Decided, an insightful and intuitive look into five recent township related cases.
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Emily J. Mueller and Kate M. Diersen present at the PSATS 2022 Educational Conference
Only 2.5% of Pennsylvania attorneys are selected. Each candidate is thoroughly examined by The Disciplinary Board of Supreme Court of Pennsylvania prior to acceptance.
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Two GRB Law attorneys are named 2022 Pennsylvania Super Lawyer Rising Stars
On March 25, 2022, Kate Diersen served as a presenter in an online CLE regarding property tax appeals in Allegheny County. She provided insight and expertise from the perspective of school solicitor.
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Kate M. Diersen presents for CLE about Allegheny County Property Tax Appeals
As part of the Pennsylvania Municipal Authorities Association's annual board member training, Kate Diersen presented on the solicitor panel, offering insight on land acquisition and eminent domain.
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Kate M. Diersen presents at the 2022 PMAA Board Member Training
An experienced litigator, Lisa's practice centers around the areas of labor and employment, public and private construction, personal injury, premises and product liability matters.
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GRB Law promotes Attorney Lisa M. Siefert to Shareholder
The annual Best Lawyers list is based on a peer-review survey, where more than 39,000 leading attorneys cast nearly 3.1 million votes on the legal abilities of other lawyers in their practice areas.
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Six GRB Law Attorneys Named Best Lawyers in America 2022
The collaborative process is an out of court process which offers a less combative forum for untying the marital knot and is particularly well suited for couples having the so-called Gray Divorce.
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Breaking Up After 40 years of Marriage is Hard to Do: Successfully Navigating the Gray Divorce
With a broad background in family law matters, Ana Lisa guides clients through everything from premarital agreements to divorce and spousal support.
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GRB Law proudly welcomes Ana Lisa Petrella to the firm
Solicitors Emily Mueller and Kate Diersen are known and respected throughout the region for their expertise in all facets of local government.
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GRB Law promotes Attorneys Emily J. Mueller and Kate M. Diersen to Shareholder
Over the course of a challenging year, it has also been a transition period for the firm.
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Understanding the changes and challenges from this year's pandemic is trying for all of us. Without exception, understanding the FFCRA can be just as difficult. Our comparative chart shows the details
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Talking Points: The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA)
By now, almost all small businesses have felt the impact of economic disruptions related to COVID-19. Business interruption insurance can help replace some lost income, as long as you add the policy.
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The Business Side of Business Interruption Coverage During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Hundreds of COVID-19 related wrongful death lawsuits are being filed against employers across the country. Read more for tips to protect employees from illness and protect your business from a claim.
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Protecting Your Workplace from COVID-related Claims
As the pandemic continues to affect our daily lives, and school administrators work tirelessly to provide a safe learning environment, we suggest a few key factors for these administrators to consider
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COVID-19: The Pandemics Impact on Schools
As a school and municipal solicitor, Kate Diersen has a broad experience in the variety of issues that arise for the firms municipal and public sector clients.
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Kate M. Diersen Appointed Solicitor of Green Tree Borough
Going into effect in January 2020, the SECURE Act made numerous changes to retirement benefits. Use our flowchart to understand how the changes may or may not affect your plans.
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Going into effect in January 2020, the SECURE Act made numerous changes to retirement benefits. As a result, some of the former best practices may need adjusted in your current plan.
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Beneficiary Designations in Light of the SECURE Act
Since its inception in 1983, Best Lawyers, a peer-reviewed survey, has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence.
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Six GRB Law Attorneys Named Best Lawyers in America 2021
A judge for the Southern District of New York upends certain provisions of the United States Department of Labors final Rule implementing the Families First Coronavirus Response Act.
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Family First Coronavirus Response Act Challenged in New York State
Federal labor and employment laws have been put in place to secure a safe and fair work environment for all. As an employer, it's imperative that you understand the specifics of each.
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An Intro to Federal Employment Laws
Expertise features only objectively qualified professionals by a hand-picked selection process, featuring over 200 industries across the country.
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GRB Law honored on list of Best Real Estate Lawyers in Pittsburgh 2020
George has over fourteen years' experience as an attorney collecting Philadelphia real estate taxes and has litigated thousands of enforcement actions.
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George V. Baker, Jr Promoted to Shareholder
Attorney Jake Leyland joins GRB Law in the Municipal Creditor's Rights and School & Municipal Law Groups.
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GRB Law Proudly Welcomes Attorney Jacob T. Leyland to the Firm
Is a collaborative divorce right for you? This infographic gives an overview of the process attributes and specifics, showing the differences between this method and those of traditional divorce.
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What is Collaborative Law? (Infographic)
Collaborative divorce may still be new to many, but for spouses that are able to work together, its methods may be far more lucrative for their division, as well as the futures of their children.
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Traditional Divorce vs Collaborative Law (Infographic)
Since its inception in 1983, Best Lawyers, a peer-reviewed survey, has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence.
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Six GRB Law Attorneys Named to The Best Lawyers in America 2020 Edition
Before now, practitioners routinely went into motions court in an attempt to set, or alter, custody arrangements, oftentimes with success. Now, it's required to schedule interim custody hearings.
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Seeking Interim Custody in Allegheny County, A 30,000 Foot View
In addition to this recent appointment, Kate serves as Solicitor to the Boroughs of Bradford Woods, Conway and Oakmont, as well as the Western Allegheny Municipal Authority.
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Kate M. Diersen Appointed Solicitor for the Green Tree Borough Zoning Hearing Board
You might know that the decedent owned their own home, had bank accounts, a retirement account, life insurance policy, etc. But, you still wonder - How do I know that I'm not missing anything?
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Dont Miss These Estate Assets
Signed in June 2019, the update ensured that whichever direction inheritance is flowing between a parent and child under 21, zero tax will be assessed, as opposed to the former 4.5% rate.
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PA Estate Law Legislative Update Inheritance Tax reduced to Zero and 645 Elections now honored in Pennsylvania
Understanding the differences between the range of business entities is crucial before starting any business. In addition to legal ramifications, there are many tax specifics to consider.
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Which Type of Business Entity Should You Choose? (Infographic)
Jessica L Crown represents clients in many areas of civil litigation, particularly in the areas of real estate and family law. In addition to this work, she also serves as a Solicitor.
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Jessica L. Crown Promoted to Shareholder
In her presentation, Kate gave insight and guidance on general management issues and new regulations, but also discussed specifics of the Act 167 Update.
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Kate M. Diersen presents on Stormwater Management at the AC&WPATC Fall Conference of Townships, Boroughs & Authorities
Addressing how to handle water and sewage claims and difficult shut-offs, Kate discussed how to meet the requirements of the Utility Tenants Rights Act.
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Kate M. Diersen leads webinar regarding the Utility Service Tenants Rights Act
This was Emily's first time co-chairing the event, where she also served as a Moderator, but she has been active in the conference as a presenter for many years.
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Emily J. Mueller serves as Co-Chair of the 2018 AC&WPATC Fall Conference of Boroughs, Townships & Authorities
The Section works closely with the court judges to address concerns with court operations and procedures, making the court process more friendly to families.
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Lea E. Anderson serves as Chair of the ACBA Family Law Section Council
Only 2.5% of Pennsylvania attorneys are selected. Each candidate is thoroughly examined by The Disciplinary Board of Supreme Court of Pennsylvania prior to acceptance.
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Two GRB Law attorneys named 2018 Super Lawyer Rising Stars
Walking through your neighborhood, you may be surprised to see a chicken coop or beehives in a neighbors backyard. They may seem unusual to you, but they are becoming more and more common.
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Modernization of zoning ordinances to address new land-use trends
A first-of-its-kind analysis, the results presented the impact on our local forests from pests, land use planning and infrastructure development. The results were eye-opening!
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Kate M Diersen Presents at the American Planning Associations Conference on Tree Ordinances
In addition to Mt. Oliver, Kate also serves as Solicitor to the Boroughs of Bradford Woods, Conway and Oakmont, as well as the Western Allegheny Municipal Authority.
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Kate M. Diersen Appointed Solicitor for Mt. Oliver Borough
Both active and experienced municipal solicitors, Emily and Kate presented on the modernization of zoning ordinances, discussing new trends and enforcement tips.
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Emily J. Mueller and Kate M. Diersen present at the Allegheny League of Municipalities' Spring Conference at Seven Springs
Created by constitutional amendment in 1993, the twelve member Judicial Conduct Board sits independently within the judicial branch of the Commonwealths government.
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Mandi L. Culhane is appointed to the Judicial Conduct Board of Pennsylvania
Driverless/autonomous vehicles are appearing on our roadways across the Commonwealth and the nation in increasing numbers. Since 2012, at least 41 states have considered autonomous vehicle legislation
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Driverless/Autonomous Vehicles: A PA Perspective
The Court found that the Pennsylvania Constitution prohibits taxing bodies from initiating tax assessment appeals exclusively based on the specific type of property.
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Recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court Decision Affects Property Tax Assessment Appeal Procedures
On Wednesday, February 21, 2018, Jaime Doherty presented in NBI's seminar on "Negotiating Indemnification, Representations, Warranties and More in Business Contracts" in Morgantown, West Virginia.
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Jaime N. Doherty presents on behalf of the National Business Institute
The Academy was created to include plaintiff and defendant attorneys who demonstrate and promote not only exceptional trial advocacy, but also mutual respect, an independent judiciary and integrity.
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Thomas T. Frampton elected President of the Academy of Trial Lawyers of Allegheny County
The Colloquium provides local government attorneys the chance to refresh and maintain their municipal law knowledge. Kate presented on Code Enforcement best practices.
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Kate M. Diersen presents at the PBI Municipal Law Updates Best of the Municipal Law Colloquium
Emily's presentation reviewed the authority of municipalities to regulate drones, including the impact of FAA regulations and recent court cases on drone ordinances.
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Emily J. Mueller presents as part of the Association for Pennsylvania Municipal Management's 2018 Winter Workshop
Since its inception in 1983, Best Lawyers has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence.
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Five GRB attorneys are named 2018 Best Lawyers in America
Three GRB Law attorneys are named 2017 Pennsylvania Super Lawyer Rising Stars! Only 2.5% of Pennsylvania attorneys are selected as Pennsylvania Rising Stars.
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Three GRB Law attorneys named to 2017 Pennsylvania Super Lawyer Rising Stars
As a Municipal Solicitor, Emily Mueller brings with her extensive experience in all facets of local government. She is also broadly versed in municipal taxes and claims.
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Emily J. Mueller Recently Named Appointed Solicitor for Harrison Township
The course targeted members of the Bar who serve as neutrals and highlighted expectations through the ADR process, the extent of detail in disclosures, and guidelines for each of the ADR processes.
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Jaime N. Doherty participates in Womens Bar Association of Western Pennsylvania Panel on ADR Neutrals Disclosures
The presentation hosted training sessions specifically designed to provide a broad review of key powers, duties and responsibilities for new Authority Board Members.
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Charles M. Means speaks at the 2017 PMAA Board Member Training Event
As a municipal solicitor, Kate brings with her a broad experience in land use issues, labor and employment concerns and pension and retirement concerns.
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Kate M. Diersen Appointed Solicitor of Bradford Woods
Pennsylvania residents may no longer be able to use their drivers license and/or ID card as forms of identification to access federal buildings.
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Coming Soon! TSA and Federal Buildings May No Longer Accept PA License as Valid I.D.
Explaining the detailed role of Executor, and also the potential of probate, Wendy walked the crowd through many points to consider, providing directives and insight along the way.
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Wendy Denton Heleen presents to the Pittsburgh Planned Giving Council
Chuck served as a Moderator for the days opening presentation: Tell It to the Judge. Attorneys argued laws involving actual authority-related cases, while the audience tried to figure out who won.
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Charles M. Means serves as Moderator at the Pennsylvania Municipal Authorities Association's Annual Solicitor Day
On May 18, 2016, the wait for the much-anticipated release of the Department of Labors new overtime rules was over. The DOL released its new rules, and they impact virtually all employers.
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How the Department of Labor's New Overtime Law Will Affect You
With representatives from 13 CONNECT municipalities in attendance, Kate shared her personalized expertise on blight strategies, and offered advice and tips to attendees.
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Kate M. Diersen presents at Blight Clinic for CONNECT
The PSATS Annual Conference offers training, education and networking opportunities for township officials and employees, along with serving as the biggest municipal tradeshow of its kind in the state
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Kate M. Diersen and Emily J. Mueller present at the 94th Annual Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors 2016 Annual Education Conference and Trade Show
After several recent events involving the unsafe maneuvering of drones, the Federal Aviation Administration convened a task force to consider certain registration issues involving small drones.
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Did You Ask Santa for a Drone? The FAA Wants to Know.
As video surveillance technology becomes more cost-effective and widely used, townships may begin to receive requests for video surveillance footage under the Right-to-Know Law.
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Right-to-Know Law: Townships May Have to Provide Video Surveillance Footage (Some exceptions may apply)
In the administration of assets after death, it is critical to determine which assets fall into the category of probate vs non-probate.
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To Probate or Not to Probate? That is the Question.
On January 2, 2013, the American Taxpayers Relief Act was signed into law by President Obama. Under ATRA, the federal estate tax exemption was made permanent,and indexed for inflation.
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Estate Plan Simplification for Married Couples
Whether its a thank you to a friend, a surprise to another, or a gift to a favorite charity, all gifts have rules.
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In what would have been a dramatic shift in how work-related injury claims are handled, the Pennsylvania Superior Court placed general contractors on the hook for more than before.
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Statutory Employer Doctrine: Alive and Well in Pennsylvania
Under ATRA, the federal estate tax exemption was made permanent at $5.25 million per person. It also extended portability. But, what does this mean for pre-existing estate plans?
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How is Your Estate Plan Impacted by the American Taxpayers Relief Act?
Liability or fault in lawsuits involving claims of strict liability and negligence will now be apportioned among Defendants according to each Defendants assessed percentage of liability/fault.
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One Year Old Fair Share Acts Impact Upon Tort Litigation in Pennsylvania
Goehring, Rutter & Boehm is proud to join approximately 19 of the citys leading law firms to found the Trusts Legal Society, which has pledged over $1,200,000 over the next five years.
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Goehring, Rutter & Boehm is a Founding Member of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trusts Legal Society
Under the amended law, it's presumed that all records in the possession of an agency are public, and it is the burden of the agency to establish why a record should not be released.
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Responding to Requests of Public Record - Under the Right-to-Know Law
Municipalities are granted some authority to regulate zoning, subdivision and land development pursuant to the Municipalities Planning Code, but how far does that power extend into oil and gas?
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Oil & Gas: Preemption of Local Regulation
Stephen Hall joins the firm as a Shareholder, practicing within the Litigation and Estate Planning & Administration Groups.
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GRB Law is proud to announce the addition of Stephen A. Hall, Esquire, to the firm
Collaborative law gives divorcing couples the privacy of not being in court, the opportunity to maintain relationships with in-laws and extended family members and the ability to control the outcome.
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Collaborative Law: An Attractive Alternative to Litigating Family Disputes
At the conference, which hosts over 100 delegates from around Western Pennsylvania, Emily moderated a discussion on the various tools municipalities may use to fight blight within their communities.
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Emily J. Mueller presents at the 45th Annual Joint Fall Conference of Townships, Boroughs and Authorities
An introduction to the collaborative process and an examination of how it can be used to resolve conflicts in the areas of family law, real property, probate and estate administration.
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Collaborative Law: Will it Work in Your Practice?
Upon receipt of a zoning violation notice, property owners should carefully consider all available options and be aware that there are alternatives to simply correcting the zoning violation.
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Zoning Violations: The Danger Associated with the Failure to Appeal
An increase in foreclosures has brought an increase in the general publics interest in how Sheriff Sales work, and if they can really buy properties for pennies on the dollar.
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Foreclosures: Savvy Investment or Unexpected Aggravation?
Before Act 32, the inefficient tax collection system resulted in the estimated loss of hundreds of millions of dollars for school districts and municipalities.
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Employers Beware! New State Law Mandates Withholding of Employees Local Earned Income Taxes
In our current society, one in every three marriages ends in divorce. Now that financial splits are in the limelight, they may have you asking, Do I need a Prenup?
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The economy, legal and informational climate, and the average clientele of legal services cause todays legal population to confront the meaning behind thinking and writing "like a lawyer."
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The Socratic Method Meets the Information Age
Experts estimate that the Marcellus Shale could yield up to 500,000 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. This would be enough natural gas to supply all of the United States for nearly 20 years.
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Marcellus Shale Developments in Pennsylvania
The form of entity that you select is one of the most important business decisions that you will make and carries with it significant liability and tax consequences to you.
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You've Decided to Start a Business, but Where Do You Really Start?
Although eminent domain is a broad constitutional power reserved to the government, the power of eminent domain is limited by law to protect and preserve the owner's rights and their property.
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One's Home is One's Castle. Or is it?
Laws governing public contracts require an Owner to select the lowest responsible contractor(s) with a responsive bid. There is little room for negotiation on price with the contractors.
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Negotiating a Better Contract with your Architect: Key Strategies to Consider in Public Contracting
In 2008 Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell signed Senate Bill 1063 into law. Known as Act 32 of 2008, it completely restructured the collection of local earned income taxes in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvanias New Local Earned Income Tax Collection System
Collaborative Law is an alternative to litigation for resolving martial disputes and is gaining popularity in the area. The goals focus the parties on the future and reaching their goals.
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Something Old, Something New: Collaborative Law; an old problem finds a new solution