Elliott Greenleaf Attorneys Build on Firm’s Legacy of Bar Association Leadership

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Elliott Greenleaf Associate, L. Anthony “Tony” Sebia has been selected to participate in the 2024 Class of the Montgomery Bar Association’s Leadership Academy. The mission of the Leadership Academy Program is to foster leadership with the bar association by identifying attorneys who possess leadership qualities and providing opportunities for them to develop skills in preparation for future leadership roles.  Participants have the distinction of being recognized as an emerging leader in the bar association and in the legal community.

At Elliott Greenleaf, Tony focuses his practice on real estate and business transactions, business organizations, land use and property law, and estate administration.  Tony was chosen as one of only thirteen Montgomery County attorneys selected for the 2024 Leadership Academy class and also serves as the bar association’s Young Lawyers Section Social Committee Chair.  With these latest accomplishments, Tony furthers the legacy of bar association and legal community leaders practicing at Elliott Greenleaf.

For example, Thomas J. Elliott, Shareholder and Vice President of the firm currently serves as President of the Historical Society of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and served as vice-chair of the Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board, which investigates allegations of misconduct and impropriety by Pennsylvania judges.

Elliott Greenleaf Shareholder, Colin O’Boyle was a member of the Leadership Academy’s inaugural class and is currently the Montgomery County Bar Association Vice President, and serves on the Board of Directors, the MBA’s Executive Council, and several other committees. Colin is also active in the Pennsylvania Bar Association.

Elliott Greenleaf Associate, Robert Sebia, is also a Leadership Academy “graduate”, completing the program in 2021.   Rob currently serves as the Chairman of the MBA’s Young Lawyers Section.  In addition to his service on the county level, Rob is also active in the Pennsylvania Bar Association and is a Zone Co-Chair of the Young Lawyers Division, representing Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, and Delaware Counties.

Leadership within the bar association represents dedication to the legal profession as well as service to the legal community at large, and these values are paramount to Elliott Greenleaf’s philosophy.  We consider attorneys who devote their time to improving their communities, building relationships with the judiciary, and promoting fellowship within the legal profession to be of the highest order, and we commend our attorneys for their commitment to the profession and their accomplishments.