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...became a plaintiffs lawyer, leaving Philadelphia insurance defense firm Swartz Campbell for Philadelphia-based Haggerty...
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...attorney Terry Goldberg, has joined Philadelphia-based plaintiffs firm WSK Lawyers...ends at insurance defense firm Swartz Campbell, where he was a...
...notice. Philadelphia-based Margolis Edelstein...Taylor came from Swartz Campbell's Pittsburgh office...
...Events The Barristers' Association of Philadelphia will announce its officers at its 60th annual Installation of Officers...
David Landau is not likely to find himself with an open schedule any time soon. A little over a year after joining Duane Morris following the dissolution of Wolf Block, the longtime politico has take
...Wagenfeld Levine's Philadelphia office to practice at Swartz Campbell....
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