C. Quincy Conrad

Quincy focuses her practice on commercial litigation matters, assisting with various stages of legal proceedings by conducting legal research and drafting memoranda, motions and briefs, and facilitating pre-trial discovery and document production.

Prior to joining the firm, she was an associate in the Philadelphia office of a national civil litigation firm and has served as a judicial law clerk in the First Judicial District of Pennsylvania in the Trial Division.

Co-author, “A ‘Bare Bones’ Construction Contract May Preclude Parties from Adducing Evidence of Consequential Damages at Trial,” July 24, 2025

Presenter, “Direct Versus Consequential– Is There a Clear Demarcation?” American Bar Association Forum on Construction Law, March 20, 2025

Co-author, “Supreme Court of New Jersey Holds That ‘Wages’ Include ‘Commissions’ Under New Jersey’s Wage Payment Law Regardless of Whether Employee is Paid a Base Salary,” March 20, 2025

Co-author, “New York Employers: Changes are Coming to Overtime Salary Thresholds and Uniform Maintenance Pay,” December 2, 2024

Co-author, “Pennsylvania Enacts the Fair Contracting for Health Care Practitioners Act Limiting the Use of Noncompete Covenants for Certain Health Care Practitioners,” November 8, 2024

Co-author, “New York’s First Department Clarifies Standing Requirements for General Contractor to Assert a Trust Fund Diversion Claim Against a Subcontractor Under the Lien Law,” November 6, 2024

Co-author, “Pennsylvania Supreme Court: Under Pennsylvania’s Bad Faith Statute, Are Suretyships and Insurance One and the Same?,” October 23, 2024