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June 2009.Pdf Philadelphia ® The Monthly Newspaper of the Philadelphia Bar Association Vol. 38, No. 6 June 2009 YLD Celebrates Law Week Bar Wins Tweed Award for 4th Time n By Jeff Lyons The Philadelphia Bar Association will ac- cept its fourth Harrison Tweed Award, one of the American Bar Association’s most prestigious honors, at the ABA Annual Meeting in August. The Phila- delphia Bar Association was honored for its work Inside with the Residential 2009 Bench-Bar and Mortgage Foreclosure Annual Conference Diversion Pilot Pro- preview: Pages 13-16. gram, designed to help low-income homeowners facing mortgage foreclosure. The ABA also announced that the Association’s Law Practice Management Division is the recipient of the ABA General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Photo by Jeff Lyons Division Solo and Small Firm Project Award. The Attorney Dionne Savage offers legal advice at the Young Lawyers Division’s Legal Advice Live! program at award is designed to reward bar leaders and associa- the Main Branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia on April 29 as part of Law Week. For more on the YLD tions for their successful implementation of a project activities during Law Week, see pages 10 and 11. continued on page 25 16 of 17 Recommended Judicial Candidates Win In This Issue n By Jeff Lyons Diane Thompson and Donna Woelp- Municipal Court. 4 June Quarterly per, along with recommended Municipal “I was heartened that the voters fol- Of the 17 candidates who posted Court candidates Patrick F. Dugan, lowed our recommendations,” said Judi- 6 Federal Bench-Bar wins in the May 19 primary election, Charles Hayden, Joseph T. Murphy Jr., cial Commission Chair William Fedullo. all but one were recommended by the Kenneth J. Powell Jr., Dawn A. Segal and “The Inquirer and the Daily News lauded 7 Lawyers in Transition Association’s Commission on Judicial Joseph C. Waters Jr. move to the ballot the Commission’s work and recommen- Selection and Retention. for the general election on Nov. 3. dations in their editorials. Even though 8 Making Rain Court of Common Pleas recommend- Thirteen of the 16 recommended win- the turnout was low, the voters followed 18 Raising the Bar ed candidates Daniel Anders, Adam Be- ners were also endorsed by The Philadel- our recommendations. That gives a lot loff, Robert P. Coleman, Anne Marie B. phia Inquirer. of credibility to what we did and it tells 20 30th Annual 5K Coyle, Joyce Eubanks, Daniel Rendine, There are seven vacancies to be filled in the members of the Commission that Angeles Roca, Thomas Francis Shields Jr., the Court of Common Pleas and four in continued on page 22 Technology is our core. 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BRM09BR0609 2 Philadelphia Bar Reporter June 2009 philadelphiabar.org Frontline Editor-in-Chief Sunah Park, Esq. Healing the World Through Service Editor Emeritus Bruce H. Bikin, Esq. Since we’re nearing the halfway office as a bully pulpit for By Sayde J. Ladov also working with the point of my tenure as Chancellor, I justice. Department of Labor Associate Editors thought this was an apt time to review • Led by Andy Susko, to develop an ombuds- Heather J. Holloway, Esq. my 2009 initiatives and report on our a task force composed man program to help Asima Panigrahi, Esq. progress to date. of judges, public interest returning veterans Kathryn C. Harr, Esq. Ria C. Momblanco, Esq. I deliberately use the word “our” advocates and the private address issues related to Regina Parker, Esq. because this is not my work alone. Just as bar met to develop strat- job protection and other Raymond M. Williams, Esq. it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a egies for pursuing Civil benefits. They’ll also Thomas Bryan, Esq. cadre of committed volunteer attorneys to Gideon. Our first step provide legal services Edward P. Kelly, Esq. embrace a Chancellor’s vision and move a was developing a success- to military families on Sarah K. Lessie, Esq. Bar Association forward. ful board resolution that their rights to existing Together, we’re taking steps to do just our Board of Governors benefits. Contributing Editor Richard Max Bockol, Esq. that. passed on April 30. • While the economy • On the leadership front, I’m proud We are far past the point of discussing is an ongoing lament, I have continued Advisory Editors to report that our hard-working chairs why Civil Gideon is a good idea; now we my advocacy for building a new family Molly Peckman, Esq. are working with their teams to produce are quickly determining ways to make it court. We know we’re facing difficult Marc W. Reuben, Esq. policies and programs across the Bar happen. We are investigating options and budget choices. But children and families Director of Communications Association’s nine Sections, two Division plan to submit a number of recommen- in need simply cannot wait for a more and Marketing and 50+ committees. dations to the Board later this year. advantageous economic climate. Martha Phan Earlier this year, many of these attor- • We are moving towards establishing An ad hoc committee – comprised neys took time away from their families help desks for pro se litigants in both of government attorneys, community Senior Managing Editor, Publications to attend a two-day Bar Leaders Retreat Family and Municipal Courts. We’ve had advocates, Bar leaders, President Judge Jeff Lyons in Atlantic City specifically devoted to the conversations with Judge Neifield and Dembe, Judges Dougherty and Murphy, topic of leadership development. 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