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You are invited to join us:
Sunday, September 14th, 2014: 12:30 – 3:00
at our Doylestown Office, 131 West State Street.
We hope you’ll join us for some great food and refreshments and enjoy a fun afternoon in the heart of Doylestown! This event includes a BBQ lunch and a front row seat to the Doylestown Arts Festival and Bike Race. All of our clients and friends are welcome
Susan Maslow, a partner of the firm, has been named as a 2014 Power Players Awards finalist in the Attorney of the Year category by Philadelphia SmartCEO Magazine. With the Power Players Awards, SmartCEO recognizes the impact players that any CEO can count on to help them grow their business. This year’s finalists will be profiled in the September/October issue of SmartCEO magazine and celebrated at an awards ceremony in Philadelphia on September 11th. Awards will be presented to accountants, attorneys and bankers that have made an outstanding impact on their clients’ businesses.
Joanne Murray was a panelist at a Philadelphia Bar Association Small Business Committee/Pennsylvania Bar Institute program entitled “The Rise & Fall of Small Empires: Legal & Ethical issues Surrounding Closely-held Companies at Times of Formation & Distress”. Ms. Murray’s portion of the program focused on drafting owners’ agreements to minimize fallout in the event of founder disputes or break-ups.
Joanne Murray concentrates her practice in the areas of business law, business transactions, contracts, banking and finance. She is the Vice President (President-Elect) of the Bucks County Bar Association and is co-founder and past chair of its Business Law Section. Murray is also a member of the American Bar Association, Pennsylvania Bar Association, and Philadelphia Bar Association.
Antheil Maslow & MacMinn is Bucks County's Business Law Firm. To find out more about our practice and what we have to offer our business clients, please take a minute and watch our new firm overview video, and
We are proud to sponsor the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bucks County Bowl for Kids Sake Fundraising events happening throughout the county. This is Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bucks County’s premier fundraising event, where people get together with friends, family, and co-workers and have a fun time bowling in support of our mentoring programs in our community. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bucks County works to help broaden children’s perspectives and help them learn how to make good choices.
We want to encourage others to join the effort, whether you start a team, become a corporate sponsor or make a donation, its a great organization and a great feeling to help local youth on the path to fulfilling their potential and succeeding in school and life.
Joanne Murray, a partner of Antheil Maslow & MacMinn was elected Vice President/President-Elect of the Bucks County Bar Association at their Annual Meeting on December 5th. The Bar Association is dedicated to providing its members, potential members and all persons and organizations connected with the law, support and fellowship for the advancement of the legal profession. The association strives to accomplish these goals through numerous active committees, sections and divisions and community programs as well as many continuing legal education opportunities.
Sue Maslow, a partner at Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP and Vice President, Cinema for the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, participated in the filmmaker panel discussion at this year’s Bucks Fever Filmfest on October 13th. The FilmFest is an annual, juried festival that identifies worthy short films and scripts. Winning short films submitted by high school, college and emerging filmmakers are screened at the County Theater in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. This year’s Filmmaker Panel Discussion “Great Idea, Now What?” was a discussion of marketing, scripts, crowdfunding, production, distribution and other topics related to the process of filmmaking. In her practice, Sue provides legal advice to creative artists in many disciplines, including film. This year’s discussion was held at the James-Lorah Memorial Home in Doylestown.
Antheil Maslow & MacMinn has named Alan G. Wandalowski as a Partner to the Firm. Alan has been with AMM’s Estates and Trusts and Tax Practice Groups since 2007.
Alan’s practice concentrates in Estate Planning, Business Succession Planning, Taxation, Asset Protection and Wealth Transfer Planning, planning for Retirement and Life Insurance benefits, Probate and Trust Administration, Estate and Trust Litigation, and Elder Law.
Alan works closely with high net worth individuals, business owners, and their families, helping them implement their estate plans. Beyond preparing core planning documents such as Wills, Revocable Trusts, Powers of Attorney and Living Wills, Alan has extensive experience in developing more advanced planning techniques, including Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts, Generation Skipping Trusts, Family Limited Partnerships, Limited Liability Companies, Intentionally Defective Grantor Trusts, Grantor Retained Annuity Trusts, Qualified Domestic Trusts, Charitable Remainder/Lead Trusts, and Private Foundations.
AMM Partner Sue Maslow attended the Inaugural Celebration of First Savings Charitable Foundation, hosted by the Heritage Conservancy at Aldie Mansion on October 3rd . Sue is Vice Chair, and a Director of the Foundation. The Foundation is a public charity dedicated to serving the donor and nonprofit communities through charitable planning. The event spotlighted “The Power of Planned Giving” and was presented to an audience of many of the area’s professional advisors and non-profits to announce the establishment and offered services of the Foundation and to highlight the power of charitable planning initiatives.
AMM Partner Tom Donnelly participated in the MS 150 City to Shore bike tour September 28 and 29, 2013. As a member of team VCI Mobility, Tom helped raise over $16,000 for the National MS Society. The event raised more than 5 million dollars and was attended by nearly eight thousand riders. To learn more about this great event, or to contribute to help those with Multiple Sclerosis, click here