Veronica L. Morrison

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Veronica L. Morrison is an attorney in McNees’ Construction & Procurement Law Group, where she handles complex litigation and provides strategic counsel to clients across a broad range of industries. Veronica represents commercial real estate owners and developers, general contractors, subcontractors, local governments, national healthcare insurance providers, and commercial business owners.

In her construction and procurement law practice, Veronica counsels clients through all project phases, from preconstruction planning and contract disputes to lien claims and disputes before the Pennsylvania Board of Claims. She advises on risk management and alternative dispute resolution strategies, particularly in high-stakes construction matters involving project delays, payment disputes, and zoning challenges. Known for her ability to distill complex technical issues and navigate both regulatory and procurement frameworks, Veronica helps clients resolve disputes efficiently and keep their projects on track.

In her real estate litigation practice, Veronica advises clients on various commercial, environmental, and procurement-related litigation matters. She represents clients in property disputes, permitting and land use issues, regulatory compliance, and contract enforcement, helping clients structure real estate projects to minimize legal risks and comply with applicable regulations. Her litigation experience spans trial and appellate courts, as well as arbitration forums, with cases involving residential and commercial development, zoning appeals, and complex title and access issues.

Veronica dedicates time to various legal and construction communities outside her legal practice. She serves as a Hearing Committee Member for the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania’s Disciplinary Board, is on the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania’s Committee on Rules of Evidence, sits on the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Civil Litigation Section Council, serving as its diversity liaison, and is the vice chair for the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee. Veronica also chairs the Total Human Health Committee for Associated Builders and Contractors and serves on its Workforce Development Committee.

Veronica is committed to giving back to her community, volunteering with the Dauphin County Guardianship Monitoring Program, serving monthly dinners for people experiencing homelessness in Harrisburg, and volunteering with her home parish of St. Theresa in New Cumberland. Her volunteer work reflects a deep commitment to both her clients and the broader community.