High Swartz Lawyer Elected Pottstown Mayor

    NORRISTOWN, PA, November 18, 2017 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Full-service law firm High Swartz LLP is pleased to announce that associate Stephanie A. Henrick has been elected as the Mayor of Pottstown.

Henrick ran on a platform of revitalizing the economy of the city, promoting civic engagement, and improving the local government's communication with residents. Her goal is to create a thriving, self-sustaining and environmentally friendly Pottstown community.

"Pottstown is my home. I have planted my roots here, and I want to support this diverse, engaging community that has such an incredible amount of potential," said Henrick. "I am honored to serve the residents of Pottstown and I look forward to improving our community together."

Henrick's passion for civic service drives her personal and professional life. In addition to her elected position, she serves on the board of Pottstown Downtown Improvement District Authority and is active in Pottstown Rotary. She endeavors to work with integrity and contribute her expertise to the problems and needs of society in order to improve the quality of life for people in her community.

At High Swartz, Henrick focuses her legal practice on estate planning, estate administration, tax law, and Social Security Disability. She earned a Masters of Law (LL.M.) in Taxation and a Certificate in Estate Planning from Villanova University School of Law.

High Swartz LLP is a general practice law firm serving clients in the Delaware Valley and throughout Pennsylvania from offices in Norristown and Doylestown. Established in 1914, High Swartz serves the needs of businesses, municipalities, government entities, nonprofits and individuals. With offices in Bucks County and Montgomery County, the full-service law firm provides comprehensive counsel and legal support to individuals and business entities of all sizes across a broad spectrum of industries throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey. For more information, go to http://www.highswartz.com.

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