Louis N. Teti and Mary Ann Rossi, both partners with MacElree Harvey, were named to Philadelphia Magazine's 2006 list of "Super Lawyers" in Pennsylvania.

"Lou and Mary Ann are outstanding professionals and deserve the recognition," says Lance J. Nelson, managing partner of MacElree Harvey. "They both give excellent service to their clients, the legal profession and the public."

The Super Lawyers list ran in the magazine's June 2006 issue. The selection process involved the mailing of approximately 36,000 ballots to Pennsylvania lawyers with at least five years of service. The magazine said only five percent of attorneys made the list.

Lou was selected in the estate planning and probate section while Mary Ann was named Super Lawyer in the environmental division.

Lou is a member of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's Disciplinary Board, the most influential and powerful professional oversight board in Pennsylvania. He was Chair of the Board from April 1, 2004 to March 31, 2005. Lou is a Past President of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, and is a former member of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Committee to Study Racial and Gender Bias in the Courts. He is a Past President of the Chester County Bar Association, a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Judicial Evaluation Commission, and a Life Fellow of both the American Bar Foundation and the Pennsylvania Bar Foundation.

Lou has also served on the boards of a number of businesses and non-profit organizations, including the Paoli Hospital Foundation. He is President of the Saints Philip & James Home School Association and a board member of the Chester County Community Foundation and Malvern Preparatory School. He is a Past President of the Central Chester County Chamber of Commerce, the Chester County Estate Planning Council, the Rotary Club of Central Chester County, and the Rotary Club of Exton-Frazer.

A graduate of Dickinson College (B.A.), and Temple University School of Law (J.D.; LL.M., Taxation), Lou is a frequent lecturer for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute in the areas of estate planning, tax planning and estate administration. He is also a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel.

Fellow Super Lawyer Mary Ann Rossi's areas of practice include land use, zoning and real estate. She represents both individuals and builder-developers, and is involved in all aspects of the appeal process, including applications for permits and approvals from municipalities and governmental agencies. She also handles litigation involving land use and real estate.