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HARRISBURG, PA, March 14, 2023 – Veronica L. Morrison, a Shareholder in Stevens & Lee’s Real Estate Department, has been recognized by City & State PA as among its 2023 “Above and Beyond” honorees in Pennsylvania.
The “Above and Beyond” distinction honors 50 women in Pennsylvania across industries who have exhibited exemplary leadership in their fields and have made important contributions to their communities. Ms. Morrison is distinguished for her litigation acumen in construction law, representing major national clients as well as developers, contractors, local governments and business owners. As an advocate for community growth, she is recognized for counseling women through the Pennsylvania Media Group’s Mentoring Monday and helping to plan community efforts, like girls’ summer camps, through the Associated Builders and Contractors’ Workforce Development Committee.
Ms. Morrison is an experienced litigator who focuses her practice on construction law. She also assists with a range of commercial, real estate and environmental litigation issues as well as procurement and administrative matters. Her clients include commercial real estate owners and developers, general contractors, subcontractors, local governments, national health care insurance providers, and large and small commercial business owners.
Ms. Morrison counsels clients, particularly those with large construction projects, on risk avoidance and options for alternative dispute resolution. She also represents clients in mechanic lien matters and cases before the Board of Claims.
Ms. Morrison is a Hearing Committee Member for the Supreme Court Disciplinary Board, she sits on the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Civil Litigation Section Council, and serves on the Associated Builders and Contractors’ Workforce Development Committee. As an advocate for community growth, she volunteers with the Dauphin County Guardianship Monitoring Program and serves monthly dinners for the homeless in her home neighborhood of Harrisburg.
Ms. Morrison received a J.D. from the Washington University School of Law, and a B.S., high distinction, from Pennsylvania State University.
