Ashley L. Buck (Wilkinson)
Ashley L. Buck (formerly Wilkinson) is a seasoned litigator who represents individuals and businesses in various areas of litigation, contract disputes, products liability, construction claims, multi-party breach of contract suits, shareholder disputes, insurance disputes, real property conflicts, labor and employment issues, and trade secret matters.
Education
Recognitions
Named among Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® for Commercial Litigation (2022-2025) and Product Liability Litigation – Defendants by Best Lawyers (2021-2025)
Robert Morris University School of Communications and Information Systems Distinguished Alumna 2016
Named among Pennsylvania Rising Stars by Thomson Reuters (2022-2024)*
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Memberships
Coach for students preparing for the Pennsylvania Bar Exam
Mentor for First-Year Minority Law Students
State Bar Licenses
Court Admissions
- Defended insurance company in litigation against employee arising out of a restrictive covenant from a prior employer.
- Defended seller of company in litigation by former member and potential purchaser for various contractual and tort claims.
- Defended manufacturing client in product liability disputes.
- Defended and counseled clients in investigations conducted by federal and state grand juries.
- Represented purchaser of company in suit against seller for contractual and tort claims for fundamental misrepresentations.
- Represented homeowner in litigation against builder of home for contractual and tort claims arising from poor workmanship.
- “On Social and Commercial Issues, the Roberts Court Produces Balanced Results.” – The Legal Intelligencer“
- Is Your Restaurant Sharing Tips Properly? Three Questions You Might Have” – Modern Restaurant Magazine
- “What Weight Do Different States Give to Rent Acceleration Or Mitigation of Damages Clauses? – International Council of Shopping Centers Retail Development & Law Symposium