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Licensed in West Virginia for 29 years
State: West Virginia
Acquired: 1996
No misconduct found
Licensed in Pennsylvania for 30 years
State: Pennsylvania
Acquired: 1995
No misconduct found
Location
Duane Morris, LLP
625 Liberty Ave Ste 1000, Duane Morris Llp, Pittsburgh, PA, 15222-3112
Duane Morris LLP
625 Liberty Ave Ste 1000, Pittsburgh, PA, 15222-3112
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Experience
Education
1995
University of Pittsburgh School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1992
Yale University
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2007
law.com
The Attorney-Client Privilege and the ‘Complete Lawyer’: More than Mere Legal Advice
2006
law.com
Attorney-Client Privilege: Everyday Rules from a High-Profile Case
2004
Pittsburgh Lawyers Journal
Decisions Issued Favoring Reputation Protection Over Freedom Of Speech
2004
Duquesne Law Review
The Oddity and Odyssey of ’Presumed Damages’ in Defamation Actions Under Pennsylvania Law
2003
Pittsburgh Lawyers Journal
Litigating Against Guilty Pleasures
2002
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Gulf Power: Cable Broadband Defies Simple Categorization
2001
Legal Intelligencer
The Commonwealth Court Limits the Use of Eminent Domain as a Redevelopment Tool
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Pennsylvania Bar Association Quarterly
Contractual Fee Shifting Clauses — How to Determine ’Prevaling Party’ Status
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Construction Law News
Land Use: Michigan Decision Casts Doubt On Use Of Eminent Domain