Quakertown

Benner and Wild Provides High-Level Legal Services to Quakertown PA

For over 20 years, Benner & Wild have provided a variety of high-quality legal services for clients in Quakertown PA and the surrounding region. William Benner and Edward Wild, founders of our firm, practiced Real Estate Law and Business Partnership Law. Today our clients include individuals, small businesses, medium-sized businesses, and a some major corporations. Whether you're looking for an experienced real estate attorney PA residents trust, or a lawyer who will represent your business interests, Benner & Wild is your leading choice in Bucks County.

Why Choose Benner and Wild for Your Quakertown Legal Representation?

Our attorneys have over 80 years cumulative legal expertise in Real Estate Law in PA and Business Partnership Law, the experienced lawyers at Benner & Wild enables our clients to enjoy the benefits of a big city law practice from lawyers who provide personal, devoted attention.

Real Estate Representation in Quakertown PA

Real Estate Law in PA has always been a cornerstone of our practice. Our real estate representation practice includes guidance for our clients through the process of gaining governmental approvals, and assisting in overseeing the development of projects large and small, from the planning stage through construction and post-development project completion.

Our real estate lawyer in PA represent clients seeking approvals for commercial, industrial and residential land development projects in municipalities throughout the region.

In addition to our strong land use, subdivision and zoning practice, our attorneys have extensive real estate related transactional experience.

Our high-level real estate law services include disputes over the following:

• Real Estate Contracts
• Boundary and easement rights
• Eminent domain
• Tax assessment appeals
• Administrative practice
• Condominium and planned community matters
• Landlord/tenant disputes

Business Law in Quakertown PA

Our attorneys are experienced in all aspects of business law and commercial transactions. They represent many buyers and sellers in transactions that involve the sale and purchase of:

• Assets
• Stock
• Limited liability company membership units
• Corporate reorganizations
• many other business transactions

Are you creating, buying or selling a business or business assets? We have a deep understanding of these issues, and offer guidance for preparing shareholder agreements for corporations, and operating agreements and partnership agreements for both LLCs and general partnerships.

Commercial Law in Quakertown PA

We recognize the impact that commercial litigation can have on individuals and businesses. We work efficiently and diligently to provide exceptional legal services for our clients, in an effort to ensure their rights and business interests are protected. Our attorneys are experienced in administrative agency matters, mediation, arbitration and trial.

Alternative Dispute Resolution in Quakertown PA

In recent years, alternative dispute resolutions are an increasingly common method of disputes resolution in the legal system. Many courts and private parties across the country are using these methods as a way to resolve disputes and avoid engaging in litigation. 

Benner and Wild have all received formal mediation training. Our attorneys have participated in mediations on behalf of clients in matters involving neighbor disputes, EEOC claims, construction disputes, business disputes, real estate disputes and other commercial matters.

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<h4><em>Bucks County PA</em></h4>

<p><em>Your travel and entertainment options are nearly limitless during a visit to the 622-square-mile Bucks County, a rural and residential region known as the Greater Philadelphia area&rsquo;s northern countryside. Established in 1682, the Bucks County name is a nod to Buckinghamshire, an inland county of England that was once home to William Penn. Visitors to Bucks Country can even tour Pennsbury Manor, where William Penn lived during the late 17th-century. The county is also home to 12 covered bridges, nine wineries, and countless small towns with charming main streets. In the town of Lahaska, the 40-acre Peddler&rsquo;s Village is a recreation of an 18th-century European shopping village. Other Bucks County destinations include the Sesame Place theme park and PARX Casino and Racecourse, known as the state&rsquo;s top gaming destination.</em></p>

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<h4><em>Quakertown PA</em></h4>

<p><em>Your travel and entertainment options are nearly limitless during a visit to the 622-square-mile Quakertown, a rural and residential region known as the Greater Philadelphia area&rsquo;s northern countryside. Established in 1682, the Quakertown name is a nod to Buckinghamshire, an inland county of England that was once home to William Penn. Visitors to Bucks Country can even tour Pennsbury Manor, where William Penn lived during the late 17th-century. The county is also home to 12 covered bridges, nine wineries, and countless small towns with charming main streets. In the town of Lahaska, the 40-acre Peddler&rsquo;s Village is a recreation of an 18th-century European shopping village. Other Quakertown destinations include the Sesame Place theme park and PARX Casino and Racecourse, known as the state&rsquo;s top gaming destination.</em></p>

Quakertown (Zip Code: 18951)

A borough in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Quakertown is located 16 miles wouth of Bethlehem and 29 miles north of Philadelphia making it a border town of both the Delaware Valley and Lehigh Valley metro area. At the 2010 U.S. census it had a population of 8,979 with a median household income of $41,942 and a median family income of $51,194.  The borough has a total area of 2.0 square miles of land. Quakertown borough zoing codes. Originally settled by the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), the settlement was not officially known as Quakertown until its first post office opened in 1903. Quakertown continues to have a significant Quaker heritage, which can be seen throughout many structural and cultural elements of the town.