Lida Bonner
Lida L. Bonner is Of Counsel with Reidenbach & Associates. Ms. Bonner has significant experience with business and banking law, having owned her own financial services marketing firm for over 15 years before joining Reidenbach & Associates. She also has significant experience in real estate, and has an Associate Broker’s license as well as her license to practice law.
Admitted to practice in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Washington, DC, Ms. Bonner is active in the community and regularly volunteers with several local organizations, including The Episcopal Academy. Ms. Bonner graduated from Temple University – The Beasley School of Law, where she received the award for best paper in her first year writing class. Prior to law school, Ms. Bonner attended Bryn Mawr College, where she earned a BA in English. While a student at Bryn Mawr College, Ms. Bonner was a four-year member of the swim team and a captain for her last two years. She also received the Army ROTC Student Athlete Award as a senior in High School.
Areas of Practice
Business Law
Civil Litigation
Commercial and Residential Sales and Leasing
Community Association Law (Condominium and Homeowner Associations)
Construction Law
Contracts
Creditor’s Rights Practice/Collections
Estate Contests
Real Estate
Education
B.A. 1993, Bryn Mawr College
J.D. 1999, Temple University School of Law
Bar Admissions
Admitted to practice in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and the District of Columbia
Honors
Main Line Today Magazine, Named Ranked “Top Lawyer” (Real Estate) – 2017, 2019
representative matters
Represented Buyers who were misled by Seller-provided Sellers Disclosures.
Represented Unit Owners who sued their Association Boards for failure to properly follow Association governing documents.
Represented Businesses who sued previous employees and Independent Contractors for breach of fiduciary duty.
Represented Sellers whose Agreements of Sale were improperly terminated by Buyers, and obtained payment of escrow funds to those Sellers.
Represented Buyers whose Agreements of Sale were properly terminated, but Buyers attempted to retain the escrow funds, and obtained reimbursement of escrow funds to those Buyers.