Additions

Randall P. Hsia joined Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis as a partner in the litigation services department, resident in the firm's Philadelphia office.

His practice focuses on criminal defense and internal investigations.

Hsia previously conducted investigations and prosecutions in the public sector for over 12 years with the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and with the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office.

He won awards for his work from the Department of Justice and the FBI and has experience handling a wide variety of complex matters, including money laundering, mail and wire fraud, tax crimes, frauds involving pharmaceuticals, debt collection and mortgage schemes, corruption and sexual assault cases.

Prior to law school, Hsia served in the U.S. Marine Corps as an artillery officer, where he reached the rank of captain and deployed to Asia and the Middle East.

He also trained active duty and reserve Marines and sailors in close combat as a Marine Corps martial arts instructor.

A graduate of the Temple University Beasley School of Law, Hsia is involved in the community as an active member of Action Tank and the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, both veterans service organizations, and the Asian Pacific American Bar Association Marutani Fellowship Program, which provides paid fellowships for Asian Pacific American law students to pursue summer internships in the public sector.

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Ben Boyles was hired as an associate at GMR's Philadelphia office.

He focuses his work primarily on the defense of clients in general liability, automotive negligence, uninsured/underinsured motorist and premises liability cases.

Boyles graduated from the University of North Carolina School of Law.

While in law school, he served as a research assistant to John V. Orth. In that role, Boyles provided research support to Orth, helping him prepare publications on topics in the areas of property law, state constitutional law and legal history.

Between his second and third years of law school, Boyles worked as a summer associate at a litigation-focused firm located in Charlotte, North Carolina, and assisted the attorneys in that office on personal injury, labor and employment and criminal law matters.

He also spent the summer between his first and second years of law school interning with the Wake County Public Defender's Office in Raleigh, North Carolina,