Commitment and a Continued Tradition of Excellence

A Tradition of Excellence

At High Swartz LLP, the oldest law firm in Montgomery County, we continue a tradition of civility while responding to today's dynamic legal environment with confidence and energy. Our practice is centered on Southeastern Pennsylvania, including Montgomery, Philadelphia, Chester, Delaware and Bucks counties. Our clients include major financial, municipal and commercial institutions; non-profit institutions; small businesses; and individuals.

Our attorneys strive to uphold the honor and dignity of the legal profession by providing a full range of legal services in a prompt, efficient and cost-effective manner. Throughout our history, members of the firm have been both leaders in bar organizations and active in public service at the local, state and national levels and in military service.

We provide counsel to businesses, non-profit organizations and government entities in the following areas: business law, mergers and acquisitions, franchise law, commercial leasing, trademarks and copyrights, employment law, employment litigation, commercial litigation, construction law, real estate litigation, land use and municipal and government law.

In addition to our services for organizations, our attorneys represent individuals in the following areas of law: divorce, family law, auto accident claims, other personal injury claims and civil litigation, elder and disability law, special needs trusts and guardianships, estate planning, will and trust litigation and education law.

Members of the firm also provide special counsel services to municipalities, serve as local counsel and provide expert witness services in areas including storm water and clean streams management, bonds and defense of civil rights suits claiming deprivation of property rights.

If you would like to speak to a lawyer from one of our practice areas, or have any other question, please contact our Norristown, Pennsylvania, office to arrange a consultation. Our offices are one-half block from the Montgomery County Court House.