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Twomey Latham acquires Birtwhistle & Gibson, P.C.

Craig Gibson,
Twomey Latham

Bridgehampton, NY According to Twomey Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin & Quartararo, LLP, effective January 1, 2020, the firm will complete its acquisition of Birtwhistle & Gibson, P.C. As part of this acquisition, Craig Gibson will join Twomey Latham as of counsel. 

Gibson concentrates his practice in real estate, specializing in residential buy/sell agreements and representing some of the top builders on the East End. In nearly 35 years as an attorney, Gibson has completed more than 3,000 transactions.

“Prior to making this decision, I spoke and met with ten local law firms in order to determine which firm was the best fit for me and for my clients,” Gibson said. “I made this decision based upon my belief that Twomey Latham offers the best selection of experienced attorneys, with the broadest experience and fields of practice.”

 Gibson is admitted to the New York State Bar and is a member of the Suffolk County Bar Association.

In the community, he performs pro bono work for the Bridgehampton Historical Society; this included working to preserve the Nathaniel Rogers House, which was originally built in the 1820s. He has also provided free legal services to local residents in need. In addition, he serves as President of the Eagleton Memorial Scholarship Fund, which provides financial assistance to graduating Bridgehampton High School seniors pursuing a college education.

 Gibson graduated cum laude from St. Lawrence University and received his Juris Doctor from Dickinson School of Law. Gibson credits his successful career to his honesty with his clients and with other attorneys.  “My primary focus has always been direct contact with my clients. As a result, my reputation has become an important component of my success.”

“We welcome Craig Gibson to the firm,” said Stephen Latham, senior partner, Twomey Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin & Quartararo, LLP. “We are proud to have someone with such an extensive knowledge and experience in real estate law on the East End to join us, and we look forward to the opportunity to work together in order to serve his clients in the many practice areas in which our firm has expertise.”

 

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