Our History
Seth Thomas McCormick moved from White Deer Valley to Williamsport and commenced practice. Soon after, Seth Thomas McCormick’s son, Henry Clay McCormick, joined him.
Our History
Henry Clay McCormick organized the Lycoming National Bank that later became Northern Central Bank. He was elected a Member of Congress and served as Attorney General for Pennsylvania until 1894.
Our History
The Emery House was designed and built by Ever Culver as a wedding gift to John White’s niece, Mary White Gamble. Over the years this grand Victorian mansion has also been used as an apartment house and by the U.S. Army as a reserve center during the 1940's. As evidence of indoor target practice, nearly 1000 pounds of plaster had fallen on the oak floors.
Our History
Sidney Dale Furst became the Senior Partner along with Henry Clay McCormick and Seth McCormick Lynn. Shortly thereafter, the firm of Furst, McCormick & Lynn was joined by Malcolm Muir and was henceforth known as “Furst, McCormick, Muir & Lynn”.
Our History
McCormick Law Firm purchased the Emery building in September of this year, and after further renovation it has been our home ever since. The building was purchased at an auction in the estate of Dr. Costello – formerly Costello’s medical office on the first floor and apartment/living area on second floor.
Our History
The firm completed an expansion project on the building, adding an additional 1600 square feet of workspace.
Our History
The firm officially became McCormick Law Firm.
Our History
McCormick Law Firm established a scholarship fund at the Pennsylvania College of Technology.