The Legal Intelligencer... Susan Borkowski, professor of accounting at La Salle University, was an invited speaker at the University of San...
...elected to the board of trustees of his alma mater, La Salle University. His term on the board will last five...
When defense attorney Dennis Veneziale became this year's president of the Philadelphia Association of Defense Counsel, Veneziale decided to continue the focus on young attorneys
...areas of commercial litigation, employment litigation and insurance coverage. La Salle University announced the launch of its online executive certificate in paralegal studies...
...Hippel's business and finance department, was appointed to the La Salle University Alumni Association, Bucks County chapter, leadership committee. ...
A Philadelphia attorney suspended for five years after her conviction for mail fraud related to a cash payment to disgraced former City Treasurer Corey Kemp has been reinstated to the bar with the bl
...McCabe was a 1955 graduate of Temple University School of Law and a graduate of La Salle College. Born in Philadelphia on...
We live in a society that was founded on the integral belief that an engaged, dedicated citizenry is the lifeblood of progress. We practice in a field that promises "Equal Justice under Law." We have
Charles Ponzi is synonymous with the "rob Peter to pay Paul" swindle, infamously known as a "Ponzi scheme." As further detailed in "The Money Lords" by Matthew Josephson and "The Great Bull Market" b
...Barre, Pa., and Ellen Kolodziej, former NBC 10 Philadelphia reporter and La Salle University Adjunct Professor. Attorney Luke T. Pepper of LT Pepper Law will...
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