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PITTSBURGH — Ranked for the 11th time as a Pittsburgh Tier One Best Law Firm, the matrimonial law firm Pollock Begg is again recognized for the reputation and expertise of its attorneys in the areas of family law and family law mediation. The 2022 ranking, announced today by U.S. News Media Group and Best Lawyers, notes superiority and scope of knowledge in family law. Pollock Begg has been a fixture […]

  PITTSBURGH  — Three additional divorce attorneys at Pittsburgh family law firm Pollock Begg recently completed training and certification in collaborative law, bringing the firm’s total number of collaboratively trained lawyers to eight.   Partner Brian C. Vertz and associates Ashley M. Majorsky and Lindsay A. Nemit are newly certified through the Collaborative Law Association of Southwestern Pennsylvania and became members of both CLASP and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals.   Putting clients’ interests at the center, the collaborative process helps families resolve divorce, child custody and other […]

  PITTSBURGH — Congratulations to Partner Candice L. Komar, the newly minted treasurer of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Family Law Section! Elected to the post at the PBA’s 2021 summer meeting, Candice embraces a new opportunity to continue her stellar record of family law advocacy, mentorship and leadership. This leadership position is a logical progression for Candice who has been active in the Family Law divisions of both the Pennsylvania […]

PITTSBURGH — Pollock Begg is well represented in the 2022 edition of The Best Lawyers in America with seven of the firm’s divorce attorneys named to the prestigious guide and Pollock Begg partners sweeping the “Lawyer of the Year” awards in every family law subcategory in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area. Partners Todd M. Begg, Daniel H. Glasser, Candice L. Komar, David S. Pollock, Heather Trostle Smith, Brian C. Vertz and […]

Partner Joseph R. Williams, weighed in on a new anti-bias rule adopted by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court from his perspective as Allegheny County Bar Association president. The Court approved new language making it “professional misconduct” for an attorney to  “knowingly engage in conduct constituting harrassment or discrimination” based on race, sex, religion or other categories in the course of practicing law. Read the full article from the August 2, 2021 edition […]