The Philadelphia Bar Association had a busy year under the leadership of outgoing chancellor Rochelle “Shelli” Fedullo.

Along with playing host to a strong roster of Continuing Legal Education programs and providing challenging Chancellor’s Forum events for the legal community, the bar association saw a number of long-term projects come to fruition under Fedullo’s tenure, including increased efforts to impact judicial elections and helping the city pass legislation aimed at providing legal counsel for low-income tenants facing eviction. And, from handing out the bar’s judicial rating information at polling centers to testifying before the Philadelphia City Council, Fedullo, who is set to step down as chancellor at the beginning of 2020, helped guide the bar through all of it.

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