The Legal Intelligencer
...years, Herman was an associate at Dechert, a partner at Hoyle Morris & Kerr and a solo practitioner before joining Jacobs Singer, according to...
...spent time as a partner in the Philadelphia offices of Hoyle Morris & Kerr — now the Hoyle Law Firm — and Klett Rooney...
Being one of Pennsylvania's biggest law firms is so '90s. At least that seems to have been the philosophy of many of the midsized firms included among the state's largest in 1994, when The Legal bega
A mammoth oak desk dominates the office of Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis chairman Ralph Wellington
...Common Pleas Judge Carolyn Engel Temin. She worked for the firm Hoyle Morris & Kerr for three years before joining McCann & Geschke. Carpenter is...
...supportive." Kerr took over leadership of the office when he joined the firm two years ago from Hoyle Morris & Kerr. McCarter...
This is the first of two parts profiling candidates for the common pleas and municipal courts. The second part will be published in tomorrow's edition of The Legal Intelligencer, listing the remainin
In 2004, none of Philadelphia's major law firms completed a gigantic merger. There were no major moves into new legal markets. And there were no significant associate layoffs reported
...using the services of former Philadelphia Bar Association chancellor Peter Hearn, Duane Morris partner Nolan Atkinson and Temple University's James E. Beasley School of...
Citing the often-used reasoning of wanting a larger platform, former Barristers' Association president Kenneth Murphy has left Miller Alfano & Raspanti after 13 years with the firm to become a partne
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