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Bios: Albert G. Blakey
Areas of Concentration: Commercial Litigation, Business and Corporate Law, Estate Planning and Settlement, Estate and Trust Litigation, Mediation. During his eight years as Judge on the York County Court of Common
Pleas, Judge Blakey earned a reputation in the County and across
the Commonwealth as a distinguished jurist. Since his return to
private practice in 1980, Albert Blakey has been widely recognized
as a leading legal counsel and advocate. He devotes a significant
portion of his practice to commercial and business litigation and
estate and trust litigation. He leads the firm's litigation department
and has chaired various local Bar Association Committees regarding
the courts, the new courthouse, procedural rules and civil practice.
Mr. Blakey is also extensively involved in the areas of business
and corporate law and estate planning and settlement. He serves
on the Board of Directors of many York area businesses and service
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ALBERT
G. BLAKEY, born York, Pennsylvania; admitted to bar, 1954, Pennsylvania.
Education: Williams College (B.A, 1950); Yale University (LL.B.,
1953). Phi Beta Kappa, Author: "Sentencing Guidelines: A Practical
Approach," Pennsylvania Bar Association Quarterly, October
1978, Edition. Instructor, Pennsylvania College of Judiciary, Continuing
Legal Education for Pennsylvania Conference of State Trial Judges,
1974-1979. Judge, Court of Common Pleas, 19th Judicial District
of Pennsylvania, 1972-1980. Member: York County and Pennsylvania
Bar Associations. Author: “Before and After Death”,
a book on estate planning and settlement, Published 2001.
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