Rochelle “Shelli” M. Fedullo, a litigator and partner with Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP, has infused two decades of Association leadership with energy, creativity and passionate commitment.
As many members of Philadelphia’s legal community have been asking what they can do to help the community-at-large, “The Challenge Ahead: Access to Justice” pro bono volunteerism initiative provides opportunities for Association members and beyond to help people in need by providing limited legal representation, education, advice and advocacy.
The Philadelphia Bar Association, the oldest association of lawyers in the United States, today reacted to the release of the Mayor’s FY 2020 budget proposal, and introduction of legislation today in the City Council to authorize creation of a low-income tenant legal defense fund.
The Philadelphia Bar Association, the oldest association of lawyers in the United States, today applauds Council President Darrell L. Clarke and members of Philadelphia City Council for proposing a Low-Income Tenant Legal Defense Fund for low-income tenants facing eviction in the city’s budget for FY 2020.
The Philadelphia Bar Association's Board of Governors unanimously adopted two resolutions in February, supporting adequate funding of the federal judicial system and approving the submission of comments to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Committee on Rules of Evidence supporting the adoption of proposed Rules of Evidence 902(13) and 902(14).
The Board of Governors will meet on Thursday, February 28, 2019, at 4 p.m. in the 10th Floor Board Room at the Philadelphia Bar Association.
Join us for our first Chancellor's Forum of 2019 as we bring together Philadelphia city leaders for a discussion centered on providing low-income tenants facing eviction with a right to counsel, regardless of ability to pay…
Philadelphia Bar Association Chancellor Rochelle M. Fedullo issued the following statement today on behalf of association membership…
The Philadelphia Bar Association offices will be closed on Wednesday, Feb. 20, due to inclement weather conditions. Please be safe.
The Philadelphia Bar Association's Board of Governors unanimously adopted a resolution in January, calling on the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons to refrain from requesting, investigating or considering expunged, ARD and Juvenile Court records in pardon proceedings involving non-incarcerated applicants.
The Board of Governors of the Philadelphia Bar Association, the oldest association of lawyers in the United States, recently approved the appointment of Harvey Hurdle Jr. as the Association’s executive director beginning Jan. 1, 2019.
A new web publication that links lawyers to local legal news and analysis.
The Association's monthly newspaper. It focuses on Association activities, member participation and services.
The Association's quarterly magazine devoted to the law, lifestyles and other topics of interest to Philadelphia lawyers.
A list of the attorneys and firms in the five-county Philadelphia area.
The Association's bi-weekly e-newsbrief. E-mailed to Association members every Monday and Thursday mornings.
The YLDetails is the Association’s weekly e-newsletter for Philadelphia young lawyers.
