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Chartwell Adds To New York City Office

joshua — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:50:47 +0000

Chartwell Law Offices continues to expand its New York City office as it has acquired law firm Kenneth Goldberg and Associates.

Chartwell, a full-service law firm formed in 2002 by four lawyers, is now comprised of 57 lawyers with offices in five states along the eastern seaboard.

“While many firms are contracting and a few have collapsed, Chartwell has continued its strategy of aggressive growth into primarily litigation-related practice areas” Chuck Barreras, a founding partner of the firm, said in a press release. “In addition to handling virtually every type of commercial, business, employment, insurance, property and casualty litigation, the firm is growing its bankruptcy, foreclosure, and government contractor sections.”

Chartwell Law Launches New York Office

Erik Even — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 16:36:51 +0000

Pennsylvania’s Chartwell Law has launched a Manhattan office.

Danielle Sullivan Kaminski joins from Clausen Miller as a partner in New York, handling first-party property, damaged cargo, major casualty, complex subrogation, transportation, and construction law. Her JD is from the Fordham University School of Law, where she was editor of the law journal.

Matthew Gonzalez joins from Bruckmann & Victory. He handles complex commercial litigation, subrogation, insurance defense, and first-party property insurance coverage, for both domestic and international companies. He also graduated from Fordham.

The firm opened a Delaware office in June.

The Chartwell Law Offices, LLP was founded in Valley Forge in 2002 with four lawyers. It now has offices in Valley Forge, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Scranton, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; New York City; and Wilmington, Delaware. It employs 49 lawyers.

There is no one at the firm named Chartwell — it is named after Winston Churchill’s house.

Chartwell Law Opens Delaware Office

Erik Even — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 16:49:14 +0000

Valley Forge, Pennsylvania’s Chartwell Law has opened an office in Wilmington, Delaware, it’s first outside the Keystone State.

Seth Reidenberg, formerly of Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor in Wilmington, has been brought on as Managing Partner of the Wilmington office. Joining Reidenberg is Janet Charlton, a former partner at Young Conaway.

There is no one at the firm named Chartwell — it is named after Winston Churchill’s house.