Susan A. Maslow

Partner
215-230-7500, ext. 119
smaslow@ammlaw.com

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Education

  • Temple University, J.D., cum laude, 1982
  • Rutgers University, B.A., 1978
  • Sorbonne, University of Paris, Degree Superior, 1977

Bar Admissions

  • Pennsylvania
  • New Jersey

 

Summary

Susan Maslow, a Co-Founder and Partner of Antheil Maslow & MacMinn LLP, is an experienced business attorney with a focus on complex transactional corporate law. Throughout her career, Sue has enjoyed working with clients and their other advisors as an integral part of a comprehensive working group focused on solving business challenges. Armed with both good humor and excellent negotiating skills, she concentrates her practice primarily in the documentation of Business Transactions, Corporate Governance, Private Finance, Service and Supply Contracts, and Non-Profit Operations. Committed to delivering precisely drafted documents, Sue believes getting parties with conflicting interests to agree in writing can be tremendously gratifying (financially and emotionally) for all stakeholders.

Since January of 2020, Sue has shifted her focus to responsibilities as Vice Chair of the ABA Business Law Section Uniform Commercial Code Committee’s Working Group to Draft Human Rights Protections in International Supply Contracts, and Chair of the Corporate Social Responsibility Law Committee. Version 2.0 of the Model Contract Clauses can be found on the ABA Center for Human Rights website and has become a reference point in national and international discussions relating to the role of contracts and corporate human rights due diligence obligations.

Additionally, Sue serves as a Senior Advisor to the Responsible Contracting Project out of Rutgers Law School and is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. She has authored numerous articles and has been recognized as a “Super Lawyer” in Philadelphia Magazine for her excellence as a corporate attorney. She has also received recognition as Delaware Valley Region Attorney of the Year, Power Players Awards, from Philadelphia SmartCEO Magazine. Sue completed basic Good Shepherd mediation training to further hone her conciliation skills.

 

Professional Memberships:

Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and American Bar Associations
Philadelphia Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
Vice Chair of ABA Subcommittee of the Business Law Section Drafting Human Rights Protections in Supply Contracts.

Civic Associations:

Past President, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bucks County, June 2013 - June 2015 Board of Directors, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bucks County, 2009-2019;
Board of Directors, Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, 2008 - 2010, Vice President, Cinema, Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce 2011 - 2020; 
Board of Directors, The First Savings Charitable Foundation, January, 2013 - June 2015;
Women of Influence Event Committee, Pearl S. Buck Foundation, February 2014 to 2019;
Bucks County Women's Advocacy Coalition, Leadership and Governance Committee, May 2015 - present.

Awards, Honors:

Business & Arts Award (Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce) - 2019
Harriet M. Mims Award (Bucks County Bar Association) - 2016
Barbara Howard Master Volunteer (Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce) - 2015
Attorney of the Year, Power Players Awards, Philadelphia SmartCEO Magazine - 2014
Pennsylvania Super Lawyer, Philadelphia Magazine - 2004

 

 

Seminars:

"New Technologies, New Worries - Medical Malpractice and False Claims Act Liability in the Age of Electronic Health Records and Health Information Exchange"
"How to Keep Tax-Exempt Organizations in Compliance"
"Finding the Money"
"There Is No Fraud in an Ideal World"
"Business Divorce"
"Business Valuation Formulas"
"Securities Issues and Real Estate"
"Mergers and Acquisitions"
"Creative Compensation"
"Contract Negotiations"
"Avoiding Fraud and Managing Risks"
"The Business of Art"
"Protecting Your Work"
"Employment Issues and Contracts in a Medical Office"
"Patient Information and Confidentiality Agreements"
"Peer Review - Necessity or Nuisance"
"Legal Aspects of Health Information Management"

Articles:

The ESG Backlash: Politics and Shareholder Primacy, 2023
Mergers & Acquisitions and Global Developments in Corporate Sustainability,
2022
The Demise of Plausible Corporate Deniability in Supply Chains,
2021
How Contracts Can Improve Human Rights Impacts in Supply Chains,
2021
Non-Financial Reporting and the Model Contract Clauses, Version 2.0,
2021
Business and Ethical Challenges: Human Rights Requirements, Due Diligence, Remediation, and Brand Protection,
2019
Enlightened Capitalism and L3Cs, Co-Authored,
2010
Suggested 10 Commandments for Avoiding Termination Suits,
1996
Starting a Small Business - Fools Rush In, 1997/Revised
2008
Your Personnel Files - Your First and Best Defense,
1998