Barley Snyder Partner Luke Weber Named to Pennsylvania Bar Association Bar Leadership Institute Class 2024-25 

For Immediate Release

Lancaster, Pa. – Barley Snyder partner Luke T. Weber has been named to the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Bar Leadership Institute Class for the 2024-25 year.

The PBA developed the Bar Leadership Institute nearly 30 years ago to bring together and develop future leaders. The program includes education regarding PBA operations governance and programing as well as leadership development. Participants gain hands-on experience and mentorship from PBA Board of Governors members and through networking opportunities to help build invaluable relationships amongst other association members.  

“I am grateful to be given this opportunity by the Pennsylvania Bar Association. I look forward to learning alongside the talented individuals in the 2024-25 Bar Leadership Institute class,” said Weber. “In addition to developing personal relationships with bar leaders throughout the state, the program will be beneficial in my local service as the Vice President of the Lancaster Bar Association.”

Weber is a trial attorney in Barley Snyder’s Litigation and Health Care groups. In his career, Weber has represented clients in numerous cases throughout Pennsylvania in both state and federal courts. He focuses a significant part of this practice on defending doctors, hospitals and other health care professionals against medical malpractice claims. In addition, he represents clients in contract and business disputes. Weber serves as Vice President of the Lancaster Bar Association’s board of directors and as a member of the Lancaster County Food Hub’s board of directors.

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