Lancaster, PA

Lancaster is a city rich in history, culture, and charm. Often recognized for its strong ties to Pennsylvania Dutch heritage, Lancaster offers a blend of the past and present, with colonial architecture, modern art, and a growing culinary scene. It is one of the oldest inland cities in the United States, originally settled in 1729, and has played important roles in both state and national history.

The city of Lancaster serves as the county seat and is home to a population of nearly 60,000 residents that blends long-established families with new residents and entrepreneurs drawn by the area’s unique appeal. Visitors and locals alike enjoy its picturesque downtown, where cobblestone streets and red-brick buildings house boutique shops, restaurants, and art galleries. The Central Market, located in the city’s historic square, is one of the oldest continuously operating farmers’ market in the country. It showcases local produce, baked goods, crafts, and specialties from the area’s diverse cultural groups.

Culturally, Lancaster has developed a vibrant arts scene. The city is home to institutions like the Fulton Theatre and the Ware Center, which host concerts, plays, and other performances. The city supports a growing number of galleries and artist studios, particularly in the downtown area.

Established in 2025, Dickie McCamey’s Lancaster office is staffed by experienced attorneys devoted to serving clients’ needs throughout central and eastern Pennsylvania. With a primary focus of the practice devoted to defending doctors, hospitals, and other health care professionals against medical malpractice claims, the Lancaster office is supported by the comprehensive resources of Dickie McCamey’s other 19 offices, which collectively include more than 190 attorneys across the nation.

Despite its small size compared to major metropolitan areas, Lancaster offers a unique mix of rural tranquility and urban energy. It appeals to those seeking historical depth, cultural richness, and a strong sense of community. Whether exploring a covered bridge in the countryside, enjoying a locally roasted coffee downtown, or attending a play at the Fulton, Lancaster stands out as a welcoming and distinctive American city.

To learn more about our Lancaster capabilities, please contact Luke T. Weber at 717-945-0455 or lweber@dmclaw.com.