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Brabson, who joined LCD after she graduated magna cum laude from Temple University Beasley School of Law in 2013, first worked for the nonprofit as an intern.

In all, over $2.1 million was raised to finance the project. Duffy’s contribution resulted in the hospital opting to name a portion of the space “Duffy Avenue.”

Tom Duffy was chosen to deliver this year's Herbert F. Kolsby Distinguished Lectureship in Trial Advocacy, or "The Kolsby Lecture,” as it is commonly known, at Temple University.

This article was originally published in the January 26, 2016 "Products Liability" supplement of The Legal Intelligencer, the oldest law journal in the United States.

Sarah Dooley recently spoke to a group of over 550 college-aged women as a part of the “Founder’s Day” celebration of the Phi Sigma Sigma sorority.

Founded in 1966, CLS is Philadelphia’s oldest and largest nonprofit law firm devoted to ensuring the access to justice for low-income people.

Ken Fulginiti delivered a Continuing Legal Education program to over 100 members of the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association entitled “Getting it Done – Wrongful Death, Survival Claims and Minor’s Compromise.”

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In declining to hear argument in a personal injury case against Toyota dealerships, the state Supreme Court has allowed a $15.6 million verdict against the car company to stand.