MC native joins Jersey Shore law firm

Published: February 5, 2012

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JERSEY SHORE - The law firm of Carpenter, Harris and Flayhart has announced that Jonathan F. Bach, esquire, has joined the firm as an associate. He will concentrate his practice in the areas of family law, civil litigation, personal injury and general practice.

Raised in Mount Carmel, Bach is a 1995 graduate of Villanova University, a 2005 graduate of Penn State-Dickinson School of Law, and was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar in 2006. He served in the U.S. Navy and now serves in the Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps with his current assignment as the deputy staff judge advocate at the 193rd Special Operations Wing of the PA Air National Guard.

He spent two years as a law clerk for Judge Charles H. Saylor in Northumberland County before moving to Williamsport in 2009. Bach is a member of the Pennsylvania, Lycoming and Northumberland County bar associations and has successfully argued cases in the Pennsylvania Superior Court. He is an avid sports fan and has been involved in volunteering with Special Olympics.

He joins the firm's two partners, L. Craig Harris and Martin A. Flayhart, whose practice handles a broad scope of legal matters including real estate, elder law, estate administration, estate planning, corporate and municipal law. He also joins the firm's associate, Lori A. Rexroth, whose practice is concentrated in family law, civil litigation and criminal/juvenile defense.

Carpenter, Harris & Flayhart has offices in Williamsport and Jersey Shore, and has served the residents of Clinton, Lycoming and surrounding counties for more than 80 years. With the addition of Bach and Rexroth, the firm has expanded to serve an eight-county area.

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