Our History
The firm was founded in 1952 by Arthur Goldbaum and Richard H. Goetz. The firm began as a general practice firm, offering services in real estate probate, general business law, personal injury law and collection law. Dean A. Sipe joined the firm in 1979 and the firm became Goldbaum, Goetz and Sipe. After the death of Arthur Goldbaum in 1980, the firm name was changed to Goetz and Sipe. The firm continued its emphasis in real estate, probate, construction law and collections law. James A. Landon joined the firm in 1999. The name of the firm was later changed to Sipe & Landon and the firm added landlord-tenant law to its areas of practice. Eric Thomae joined the firm in 2007. The firm proudly continues its tradition, practicing in the areas of landlord-tenant law, collections law, probate, construction law and general commercial law.
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Collections & Litigation
Sipe and Landon has a longstanding collections and civil litigation tradition, dating to the firm’s inception. From pre-litigation through post-judgment collection efforts, we guide the client through each step of the process. -
Residential Landlord Representation
Whether you need a lease, a notice, or an eviction, Sipe and Landon is here to help. James Landon is a nationally recognized author on the subject, and his book The Weekend Landlord is available for purchase through all of the major national outlets. -
General Civil Practice
From real estate to litigation to entity formation, Sipe and Landon can assist you with your general civil legal needs.