People in the News—Oct. 18, 2017—Barley Snyder
Barley Snyder hired Daniel G. McCarthy as an associate in its business practice group.
October 18, 2017 at 09:31 AM
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Barley Snyder hired Daniel G. McCarthy as an associate in its business practice group.
McCarthy will be working primarily out of the firm's Reading office.
He received both his law degree and undergraduate degree from Temple University.
McCarthy is returning to Barley Snyder after working in the firm's summer associate program in 2016.
The hiring of McCarthy brings the total number of attorneys at Barley Snyder to 81.
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Volpe and Koenig added Ankit Aggarwal to its firm.
Aggarwal is based at the firm's Philadelphia headquarters.
Aggarwal focuses on developing patent prosecution and portfolio optimization strategies for clients in the software, communications, semiconductor, content conversation and information analysis fields.
Before joining Volpe and Koenig he was senior IP and corporate counsel at a marketing technology development conglomerate where he oversaw IP product development, monetization and clearance projects.
He earned his law degree from the University of Maryland School of Law.
Elected and Appointed
David Ira Rosenbaum, a partner in Rawle & Henderson's Philadelphia office, was selected as a member of the board of directors of the Philadelphia Boys Choir & Chorale.
The Philadelphia Boys Choir & Chorale provides musical education for young men in the Philadelphia area and was established in the 1960s.
Rosenbaum is the chair of Rawle & Henderson's commercial litigation and commercial transactions sections.
As a litigator, Rosenbaum represents corporate clients in a wide variety of complex commercial matters.
He also has a products liability and personal injury defense practice.
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Conrad O'Brien joined the Philadelphia Diversity Law Group with Kevin Kent and Aya Salem representing the firm in PDLG.
The PDLG creates programs to enhance recruitment and retention of lawyers of diverse backgrounds by law firms and corporate law departments in this region.
Kent advises clients on risk management in high legal exposure industries, identifying proactive steps to avoid litigation or to mitigate risks by better positioning the client for unavoidable litigation.
Salem represents prominent Philadelphia law firms and attorneys in complex legal malpractice suits.
Events
Williams Family Law supported a 5K Run/Walk to benefit the Kathleen M. Rotz Lung Cancer Research Fund.
Held at Tyler State Park in Bucks County on Sept. 30, the third annual event sought to raise awareness and money for the work of Dr. Evan Alley and his team at the Abramson Cancer Center at Penn Medicine, which is focused on eradicating lung cancer through research, clinical trials and treatments.
Additions
McCarthy will be working primarily out of the firm's Reading office.
He received both his law degree and undergraduate degree from Temple University.
McCarthy is returning to
The hiring of McCarthy brings the total number of attorneys at
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Aggarwal is based at the firm's Philadelphia headquarters.
Aggarwal focuses on developing patent prosecution and portfolio optimization strategies for clients in the software, communications, semiconductor, content conversation and information analysis fields.
Before joining
He earned his law degree from the
Elected and Appointed
David Ira Rosenbaum, a partner in
The Philadelphia Boys Choir & Chorale provides musical education for young men in the Philadelphia area and was established in the 1960s.
Rosenbaum is the chair of
As a litigator, Rosenbaum represents corporate clients in a wide variety of complex commercial matters.
He also has a products liability and personal injury defense practice.
*****
The PDLG creates programs to enhance recruitment and retention of lawyers of diverse backgrounds by law firms and corporate law departments in this region.
Kent advises clients on risk management in high legal exposure industries, identifying proactive steps to avoid litigation or to mitigate risks by better positioning the client for unavoidable litigation.
Salem represents prominent Philadelphia law firms and attorneys in complex legal malpractice suits.
Events
Williams Family Law supported a 5K Run/Walk to benefit the Kathleen M. Rotz Lung Cancer Research Fund.
Held at Tyler State Park in Bucks County on Sept. 30, the third annual event sought to raise awareness and money for the work of Dr. Evan Alley and his team at the Abramson Cancer Center at Penn Medicine, which is focused on eradicating lung cancer through research, clinical trials and treatments.
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