Attorneys
Kozloff Stoudt
Kozloff Stoudt is a mid-sized Pennsylvania law firm in the Spring Ridge district of Wyomissing, outside Reading, serving Berks County and southeastern Pennsylvania. Its commercial real estate practice handles acquisitions and sales, leasing, title and zoning questions, financing and development work for buyers, sellers, developers, investors and property owners.
On a transaction the firm structures the deal, drafts and reviews documents, resolves title and zoning issues, and coordinates with lenders, brokers, municipalities and title professionals. Related work sits elsewhere in the firm: the business team is active in mergers and acquisitions, banking, finance, development and taxation, and there is an estate planning and administration practice alongside litigation groups covering commercial disputes, environmental law, insurance defense, product liability and employment matters.
The firm was formed in 2000 by the merger of two Berks County practices, whose own histories run back to 1936 and 1975. It represents more than 35 municipal, governmental and educational entities, and municipal and school law remains a substantial part of the business.
The office is at 2640 Westview Drive, Wyomissing, and the firm's clients include individuals, corporations, small businesses, municipalities and financial institutions. Fees are not published on the site.
Best for
Buyers, sellers, developers and landlords doing commercial real estate deals in Berks County and southeastern Pennsylvania who want local counsel that also handles zoning, municipal and entity work.
What they do
- Commercial property purchases and sales
- Commercial leasing
- Land use and zoning
- Title review
- Real estate development
- Financing coordination with lenders
- Business and corporate law
- Estate planning and administration
- Municipal and school law
- Commercial and business litigation
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2000 |
| Practice areas | Purchase & sale, Entity formation, Leasing, Land use/zoning |
What stands out
- Formed in 2000 by the merger of two Berks County firms, with predecessor practices dating to 1936 and 1975
- Represents more than 35 municipal, governmental and educational entities
- Practises from the Spring Ridge district of Wyomissing, the professional and commercial centre of the Reading area