The Legal Intelligencer
...been on a panel during the Philadelphia Bar Association's annual bench-bar conference titled "Wake Up Everybody: Race and the Law" in...
During my 16 years of practice, I have been involved with four different bar associations. With each new membership, I became more involved in the bar association. What I have realized is that the mo
Another new year with resolutions for some and non-resolutions for others; or, perhaps, broken resolutions after just a few weeks. Regardless, how do we juggle all of our commitments
...a course moderator of a seminar at the bar association's Bench Bar Conference on October 5 in Atlantic City, N.J. Szostak...
...speaker for the plenary session of the 2012 Bucks County Annual Bench Bar Conference on October 5 at the Turf Valley Resort in Ellicott City...
...and panelist at the Philadelphia Bar Association's Bench-Bar annual conference October 6 at Revel in Atlantic City, N.J....
...featured speaker at the Philadelphia Bar Association's Bench-Bar and Annual Conference during the "Crossing the Legal Custody Line" program...
...Estate" as part of the Philadelphia Bar Association's Annual Bench Bar Conference She discussed how pre-separation dissipation, which includes reckless...
...Foundation's Andrew Hamilton Ball and the Philadelphia Bar Association's Bench-Bar Conference. He served as secretary of the Philadelphia Bar Association and as...
...an attorney at Martin Banks, presented at the Bench-Bar Annual Conference in Atlantic City, N.J., hosted by the Philadelphia...
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