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Ben Seal

Ben Seal

Ben Seal is managing editor of The American Lawyer. He joined the magazine in February 2018, and previously spent five years working for The Legal Intelligencer, editing the paper's magazines and supplements and reporting on Pennsylvania's state courts, legislature and Attorney General's Office. Contact him at [email protected] or @BSealTAL.

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June 04, 2013 | The Legal Intelligencer

Minority- and Women-Owned Firms in Pennsylvania

Each year, we at The Legal publish PaLaw, our report on the legal profession, a magazine packed with surveys, charts, analysis and projections. One of the key parts of PaLaw is our listing of the minority- and women-owned law firms in Pennsylvania. Our goal is always to make the free listing as complete as possible from firms across the state, and to do that we need your help.

By Ben Seal

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April 10, 2013 | The Legal Intelligencer

The Legal's Lifetime Achievement Award Winners

With this year being The Legal Intelligencer's 170th anniversary, we wanted to do something special to commemorate the occasion and to honor the great history of the legal profession in Pennsylvania. So we decided to identify some of the most important members of the legal community by giving them Lifetime Achievement Awards. Our focus in selecting this group of noteworthy individuals was to represent the figures who have helped to shape the law in Pennsylvania, whether through their work on the bench, assisting those in need of legal services, building a firm or any other means. We had only a select few requirements: the attorney must have had a distinct impact on the legal profession in the state and must still be practicing the law.

By Ben Seal

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June 26, 2012 | The Legal Intelligencer

A One-Two Punch

Daniel Feldman's first experience with an attorney left him soured. The former Cornell University Medical School researcher was told his qui tam whistleblower case alleging the school improperly used grant money wasn't worth his time and aggravation, nor those of the New York attorney he had approached.

By Ben Seal

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