MEDIA, PA, April 12, 2014 (Press-News.org) Kristina DeSenze, an associate attorney with Berman & Asbel, LLP, is expanding the firm's practice areas to include animal law, gas and oil leases, land use law and environmental law.
Firmly focused on environmental and energy law, Ms. DeSenze founded the Delaware County Bar Association Environmental and Energy Law Committee and serves as its chairperson. She serves on committees related to land use and is a volunteer with the Brandywine Conservancy stewardship program, that works with landowners to create conservation programs for their properties.
Ms. DeSenze advocates for animal rights and is a legal volunteer for the Delaware County SPCA, an organization that seeks to find new homes for animals that have been abandoned or abused.
About Berman & Asbel, LLP
The attorneys at Berman & Asbel, LLP, provide legal representation to clients in Philadelphia, Delaware, Montgomery and Chester Counties in Southeast Pennsylvania. With over 70 years of combined legal experience, the firm has continued to represent clients in family issues: divorce, custody, relocation, child and spousal support and property distribution, as well as wills, estates, social security disability, civil and criminal matters and DUI. The firm provides high-quality, creative and effective representation.
The staff and attorneys at Berman & Asbel, LLP, know that every client's situation is unique. The firm is guided by the client's best interests. Contact Berman & Asbel, LLP, at 610-565-9696 or 484-842-0276 to set up a free consultation. You can also visit www.bermanlaw.com for more information.
Attorney Kristina DeSenze Focuses Practice on Environment, Real Estate, Energy and Animal Issues
Attorney Kristina DeSenze of Berman & Asbel, LLP, is focusing on environment, real estate, energy and animal issues.
2014-04-12
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[Press-News.org] Attorney Kristina DeSenze Focuses Practice on Environment, Real Estate, Energy and Animal IssuesAttorney Kristina DeSenze of Berman & Asbel, LLP, is focusing on environment, real estate, energy and animal issues.