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Three Clark Hill Attorneys Recognized at Pennsylvania Legal Awards

June 12, 2026

The Pennsylvania Legal Awards, organized by The Legal Intelligencer and Law.com, celebrate outstanding achievements within the Pennsylvania and Delaware legal communities. These awards recognize attorneys and firms whose dedication, leadership, and vision have significantly shaped the legal landscape.

For the 2026 iteration of the awards, Clark Hill Senior Counsel Megan A. Guernsey and Senior Attorney Andrew Garden were recognized as Unsung Heroes and Member and Transatlantic Practice Chair Kevin Kent was recognized as a Power Player.

The Unsung Heroes awards spotlight attorneys and legal professionals who have gone unnoticed for, or were instrumental behind the scenes in, particularly important work, giving credit to those who are vital to the success of their firm or organization.

The Power Player honor identifies attorneys who, through their advocacy, made a significant impact in 2025 on public policy, legislation, or jurisprudence in Pennsylvania.

“I’m honored to be recognized with my Clark Hill colleagues, Megan and Andrew, for going and above and beyond to deliver strong outcomes for our clients,” says Kent. “This recognition not only reflects the impact our teams are making across the region, but also Clark Hill’s reputation as a law firm that strives for meaningful results.”

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Unsung Heroes – Andrew Garden and Megan Guernsey
Pennsylvania Legal Awards 2026: Q&As With Unsung Heroes Winners | Law.com

Power Players – Kevin Kent
https://www.law.com/thelegalintelligencer/2026/06/12/power-players-of-the-year-finalist-kevin-kent-clark-hill/

 

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