Eve Biskind Klothen, shown, assistant dean for pro bono and public interest programs at Rutgers Law School-Camden, on March 19 was named the recipient of the Outstanding Service Award from Philadelphia Volunteers for the Indigent Program. Before joining the law school staff, Klothen served as the organization’s founding executive director.
Jordyn Baumgarten
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Mary Seymour
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Kenneth Rosen
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Lowenstein, Merck Aid Nonprofit’s Clients
Lowenstein Sandler in Roseland has joined Merck & Co. Inc. in providing pro bono legal services to clients of Newark’s Volunteer Lawyers for Justice’s bankruptcy program. Under the program, Merck and Lowenstein attorneys help clients prepare voluntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy petitions and provide representation at hearings and meetings with Chapter 7 trustees. Shown, from left: Jordyn Baumgarten, VLJ’s director of pro bono services; Mary Seymour, a bankruptcy partner at Lowenstein; and Kenneth Rosen, head of Lowenstein’s Bankruptcy Department. (Not shown: John Todaro, managing counsel in the Intellectual Property group at Merck.)
Renee Vidal
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Vidal Honored by Women’s Advisory Council
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