The Legal Intelligencer...Philadelphia Bar Association, among others. In fact, my late father, Richard F. Furia, also an attorney, insisted on bar association participation, and my friend Michael...
The following is a portion of a list of pro bono volunteers who assisted Philadelphia VIP in 2012
... The Pepperpot Awards recognize communication campaigns and tactics from agencies in the Philadelphia region. Furia Rubel earned two awards — the first...
...Additions Jonathan Morein joined Furia Rubel Communications Inc. as marcom director. Morein manages a variety...
... ; and moderator Gina Furia Rubel of Furia Rubel Communications Inc. and Bar-News committee chair. The panelists...
...Cozen O'Connor ; Gina Furia Rubel of Furia Rubel Communications ; Louis S. Rulli of University of Pennsylvania...
...Blog is short for "Web log" and is an online communication tool that is frequently updated and is intended for targeted readership....
...Social media has certainly taken a stronghold in online communications. There are literally hundreds of tools online to connect, converse, tag, share...
Understanding how to harness social media in the practice of law is a hot topic. From marketing your law practice and trying a case in the media to discovery and jury instructions, social media has i
...Jeffrey M. Lindy has been appointed to co-chair of the communications and education working group of the Civil Gideon Task Forc...
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