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Licensed in Pennsylvania for 26 years
State: Pennsylvania
Acquired: 1999
No misconduct found
Location
Burns White
106 ISABELLA ST, Pittsburgh, PA, 15212-5841
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Experience
Honors
2010
Lawyers on the Fast Track, The Legal Intelligencer
2006
Rising Star, Pennsylvania Super Lawyers
Work Experience
2010 - Present
Member, Burns White LLC
2001 - 2010
Associate Attorney, Reed Smith
2000 - 2001
Vice-President, MyLegalProblem, Inc.
1999 - 2000
New Associate, Reed Smith
Associations
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Allegheny County Bar Association, Women in the Law Division
Allegheny County Bar Association, Gender Bias Subcommittee and Executive Council
Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers
Education
1999
Northwestern University School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1996
Allegheny College
BA - Bachelor of Arts
1996
Allegheny College
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2011
Association for Corporate Counsel Pittsburgh Reception
Career Transitioning
Publications
2011
Burns White Legal Blog Entry
U.S. financial crisis - the lost story?
2010
ACBA Lawyers Journal
Women in the Law Division establishes Professional Development Committee, creates roundtable series
2006
Client Bulletin
“U.S. Supreme Court Preserves Jurisdictional Parity Between National Banks and State-Chartered Institutions
2005
Banking Law Journal
National Banks Beware: Your Branches May Carry Greater Risk Than You Realize