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Nauman Smith Shissler & Hall, LLP
Founded in 1871, Nauman Smith Shissler and Hall, LLP is the oldest law firm in Harrisburg. Throughout our history, we have been committed to excellence in the practice of law, providing thorough analysis of our clients' situations and offering creative and effective solutions. For our size, Nauman Smith has tremendous breadth of expertise, making us a cost-effective alternative to larger, heavily leveraged firms. We emphasize high quality, responsiveness, efficiency and creativity. Because of this, we attract clients with unique and difficult matters that require creative analysis and hard work. Ultimately, our success is measured by the results we achieve for our clients. Our 135-year history is a testament to those results. Contact one of our attorneys to find out what we can achieve for you.

Nauman Smith Attorney J. Stephen Feinour Elected to the Council of the Municipal Law Section of the PA Bar Association
Partner, J. Stephen Feinour has been elected to the Council of the Municipal Law Section of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. [more]

Nauman Smith Attorney Craig J. Staudenmaier to Speak at PBI Seminar on Common Pleas Practice under the Right to Know Law
Nauman Smith attorney Craig J. Staudenmaier will be one of the featured speakers at the PBI seminar "The Right to Know Law Two Years After: where we are, how we got here and where we should go next" on Monday, November 15, 2010 in Mechanicsburg. Craig will address the appeals process before the Courts of Common Pleas from the requester's viewpoint. [more]

Nauman Smith Attorney J. Stephen Feinour to Speak at Seminar Sponsored by National Business Institute
Nauman Smith attorney J. Stephen Feinour will be speaking about recent developments, legislative updates and ethical challenges as they relate to real estate transactions in a seminar sponsored by National Business Institute to be held in Harrisburg on November 3, 2010. [more]