At Wade, Goldstein, Landau, & Abruzzo the client comes first.

A small firm with big-firm clout, Wade, Goldstein's attorneys are as committed to the client relationship as they are to providing the highest-quality work product.

Wade, Goldstein's attorneys are driven by a desire to seek positive outcomes for their clients. Their sincerity, knowledge, and enthusiasm has consistently brought national acclaim to the firm.

The people of Wade, Goldstein bring a diverse background, offering a broad, multi-faceted expertise. In a complex, changing, and challenging world, one-size-fits-all representation just does not work.

With established practices in health care law, corporate and non-profit law, real estate law, trusts and estates, and cultural resource advocacy, Wade, Goldstein can deliver a team tailor-fit to your needs.

Whether it is a one-time project or an ongoing relationship, Wade, Goldstein would be pleased and proud to work with you and those you may refer.

Our Office: William Bishop's La Carne, circa 1892

In 1998, WGL&A purchased William Beaumont Bishop's historic-yet-deteriorating La Carne  and undertook a two-year restoration to return it to its former glory. The house's name, La Carne, was perhaps in reference to a name associated with the property before the house’s construction. A distinctive feature of this Queen Anne home is a porte-cochere, a porch under which a carriage may be driven.  Bishop was proprietor of the Keystone Cement Company, a prolific Paoli concrete block business. He was also an architect and builder who erected many area buildings.