

| In Memoriam, Gary Harris, a long-time member of the Lycoming Law Association and former President. |
| The 2026 Law Day theme, “Rule of Law and the American Dream,” reflects the foundational principle that no person stands above the law. The art and essay competition is now open. |
| Thomas Wood Equal Access to Justice award winner, Lauren Appolonia and William Nichols Public Service award winner, Patricia Shipman. |
| Lycoming County's first court sessions were held at the Russell Inn, which stood at the corner of what is now East Third and Mulberry Streets |
The Lycoming Law Association is a non-profit, professional association of Lycoming County attorneys. We provide services and resources to our members to assist them in the practice of law and engage them in activities that promote the public's understanding of and respect for the law. Our members are active participants in the community, through public service, charitable efforts and pro bono involvement.
We serve the legal community in many ways: offering local continuing legal education; reporting local legal news and announcements; posting county court opinions and local rules; providing an attorney directory; and, by providing access and links to regional legal resources. Our members gain access to valuable resources and programs including discounted services, no-cost use of our conference facilities, a directory listing, networking events and more.
Gary Harris, a long-time member of the Lycoming Law Association and former president, died recently. Read More…
The 2026 Law Day theme, “Rule of Law and the American Dream,” reflects the foundational principle that no person stands above the law. The art and essay competition is now open. Read More…

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