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- New Lawyers Join the Pennsylvania Bar 6:49am Nov 20
- Widener-Harrisburg’s December Graduates Reception 5:08am Nov 13
- Delaware County Alumni Chapter CLE Luncheon – November 4, 2009 8:05am Nov 6
Widener University School of Law Carolyn Tornetta Carluccio '85 elected judge to Montgomery County on the Court of Common Pleas
Source: www.timesherald.com
Widener University School of Law School of Law lecture on health care
Source: www.philly.com
In the past, most opposition to changing health care came from health-care interest groups: doctors, insurance companies, drug companies.
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4PM TODAY: Widener University School of Law is pleased to announce that Princeton
University Professor Paul Starr will deliver the fifth-annual Raynes
McCarty Distinguished Lecture in Health Law on Widener’s Delaware
campus and at The Union League of Philadelphia, both on Thursday, Nov.
19. Live Webcast happening today, Thursday 11-19 4PM
Source: powerlink.powerstream.net
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Philadelphia Judge and Widener Law Graduate Offers Wisdom- “I wanted to be a lawyer, but I couldn’t get into law school,” related
Judge Paul P. Panepinto ‘76 as he spoke to students on Tuesday,
November 17th in the Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom on Widener Law’s
Delaware campus.
Encouraging all of the attending students to
tak...e advantage of the opportunities in front of them, he told a story
about how he first came to the then Delaware Law School in 1972 and
meeting Dean Alfred Avins as he was cutting the grass. While relating
his own personal path, he praised the education he received during his
four years as student at the Delaware Law School. He graduated as a
member of the school’s second graduating class in 1976.Read More
Judge Paul P. Panepinto ‘76 as he spoke to students on Tuesday,
November 17th in the Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom on Widener Law’s
Delaware campus.
Encouraging all of the attending students to
tak...e advantage of the opportunities in front of them, he told a story
about how he first came to the then Delaware Law School in 1972 and
meeting Dean Alfred Avins as he was cutting the grass. While relating
his own personal path, he praised the education he received during his
four years as student at the Delaware Law School. He graduated as a
member of the school’s second graduating class in 1976.Read More
Source: law.widener.edu
Philadelphia Judge and Widener Law Graduate Offers Wisdom
Widener University School of Law
CONGRATULATIONS TO MICHAEL DICINDIO, PERIANN DOKO, and MICHAEL NOONAN!
Three Widener Law Review members recently took part in the
Buffalo/Niagara Trial Competition held from November 13, 2009 to
November 16, 2009 in Buffalo, New York. Team members included Michael
DiCindio (Research Editor), Periann Doko (Articles Editor),... Michael
Noonan (Senior Staff), Michael Pattanite, and trial coach Professor
Terry Marlowe. The team competed against Michigan State, St. Mary’s
University, and Widener University (Harrisburg) to advance to the
competition quarterfinals where they were defeated by John Marshall Law
School, who ultimately won the competition. At the awards’ banquet,
Michael DiCindio was presented with the Best Cross Examination award.
Congratulations to Michael and the entire trial team!Read More
Three Widener Law Review members recently took part in the
Buffalo/Niagara Trial Competition held from November 13, 2009 to
November 16, 2009 in Buffalo, New York. Team members included Michael
DiCindio (Research Editor), Periann Doko (Articles Editor),... Michael
Noonan (Senior Staff), Michael Pattanite, and trial coach Professor
Terry Marlowe. The team competed against Michigan State, St. Mary’s
University, and Widener University (Harrisburg) to advance to the
competition quarterfinals where they were defeated by John Marshall Law
School, who ultimately won the competition. At the awards’ banquet,
Michael DiCindio was presented with the Best Cross Examination award.
Congratulations to Michael and the entire trial team!Read More
Source: widenerlawreview.org
CONGRATULATIONS TO MICHAEL DICINDIO, PERIANN DOKO, and MICHAEL NOONAN!Three Widener Law Review members recently took part in the Buffalo/Niagara Trial Competition held from November 13, 2009 to November 16, 2009 in Buffalo, New York. ...
Widener University School of Law UB Law hosts annual trial competition – UB Reporter (Buffalo, NY) (11/18 – Widener School of Law students participated)
Source: www.buffalo.edu
UB Law hosts sixth annual trial competition
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Karen Sloan from the National Law Journal reports:
Faculty members at Widener University School of Law will have a new role to play next academic year: smoking police.
They
won't have matching uniforms or extensive training. They will be armed
with small cards that detail the school's impending ban on smoking or
using tob...acco products anywhere on campus, indoors and outdoors. If
that's not enough to keep people from lighting up on campus, repeat
offenders might be fined, said Linda L. Ammons, the law school's dean.Read More
Faculty members at Widener University School of Law will have a new role to play next academic year: smoking police.
They
won't have matching uniforms or extensive training. They will be armed
with small cards that detail the school's impending ban on smoking or
using tob...acco products anywhere on campus, indoors and outdoors. If
that's not enough to keep people from lighting up on campus, repeat
offenders might be fined, said Linda L. Ammons, the law school's dean.Read More
Source: kotplow.typepad.com
Karen Sloan from the National Law Journal reports: Faculty members at Widener University School of Law will have a new role to play next academic year: smoking police. They won't have matching uniforms or extensive training. ...
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While
at the Widener University School of Law, Mr. Cohen was President of the
Trial Advocacy Honor Society, placed in national trial competitions,
and received the graduate award for Most Outstanding Litigator. While
completing his law studies, Mr. Cohen worked for the Harrisburg Civil
Law Clinic and the Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Liquor Control
Enforcement in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Source: profilesinlaw.com
West Palm Beach personal injury lawyer, Jeffrey Bennett Cohen graduated from Hollywood Hills High School before attending the University of South Florida
Widener University School of Law Campus report – The News Journal (11/12 – LeaNora Ruffin from Widener’s School of Law received the leadership award)
Source: www.delawareonline.com
Submitted by colleges and universities, students and their families
Widener University School of Law
Gary B. Eidelman, '87 Delaware, a Partner in the Labor, Employment and
Employee Benefits Practice Group, has been elected Fellows of The
College of Labor and Employment Lawyers.
Eidelman was honored during the College’s Fourteenth Annual Induction
Dinner November 7 at the Ronald Reagan Building/International Trade
Center in Washington, DC.
Widener University School of Law James F. Kilcur, '77 Delaware, of a Partner in the Labor, Employment and Employee Benefits Practice Group, was honored November 11, 2009 when he was named one of the “Irish Legal 100” by Irish America Magazine at a reception at the Irish Ambassador’s resident in Washington, DC.
Widener University School of Law
Michael Goldberg, a professor at Widener University
in Delaware who specializes in labor and employment law, likened the
situation to a sports team bringing in a new coach. Typically, a team
ends up having to pay both coaches for a while.
"If this went to litigation, the court would probably
award the superintendent the salary and benefits he would have earned
the rest of the contract," Goldberg said.
Firing head of schools Gerald Kohn a priority for Harrisburg Mayor-elect Linda Thompson | Breaking M
Source: www.pennlive.com
sharonsmith@patriot-news.comÂÂÂMayor-elect Linda Thompson made firing Harrisburg School District Superintendent Gerald Kohn a major part of her campaign.
Widener University School of Law Why 'To Kill a Mockingbird' matters 50 years later: By Randy Lee, Law Professor Widener Law
Source: www.pennlive.com
In a world where most “hot reads” are past fancies within five years of their release, people still ponder Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” and its protagonist, Atticus Finch, 50 years later. ...
Widener-Harrisburg’s December Graduates Reception
