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SPEAKERSRobert R. Watson Jr. of Eastburn and Gray is set to serve as a faculty member of the 19th annual Pennsylvania Bar Institute’s Real Estate Institute in Philadelphia on Friday.

Watson’s seminar is titled “The Pa. Mechanics’ Lien Law and the New Construction Notices Directory” and will cover information on the 2017 Construction Notices Directory, as well as the current state of the law.

Watson is a shareholder in the �rm’s construction law practice group.

He focuses his practice on construction litigation and municipal law.

Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller attorneys Michele D. Hangley and William T. Hangley are set to participate in the American Bar Association section of litigation/Duke University School of Law “Roadshow,” titled “Hello ‘Proportionality,’ Goodbye ‘Reasonably Calculated’: Reinventing Case Management and Discovery Under the 2015 Civil Rules Amendments.”

Michele Hangley is one of two national

co-chairs of the roadshow, which is set to visit 13 cities across the country over the next six months.

William Hangley is chair of the Philadelphia program, scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Saturday in the Ceremonial Courtroom of the James A. Byrne U.S. Courthouse, 601 Market St., Philadelphia.

For registration information, visit www.frcpamendments2015.org/philadelphia.html.

Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel partner Samantha Evian presented at the Pennsylvania Institute of Certi�ed Public Accountants’ annual divorce con-ference, where she discussed post-divorce �nancial planning along with two other panel members.

Evian dedicates her career exclusively to representing family law clients in all aspects of matrimonial negotiation and litigation including divorce, support, child custody, alimony, equitable distribution and domestic violence.

Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young

partner Francis X. Manning served as the moderator for the Chamber of Commerce of Southern New Jersey’s Public Policy Update Series in Voorhees, New Jersey.

Manning is partner-in-charge of Stradley Ronon’s Cherry Hill, New Jersey, of�ce.

He represents businesses and their own-ers and executives in a wide range of com-mercial and regulatory matters.

ELECTED AND APPOINTEDKleinbard LLC partner Mary Beth H. Gray was appointed to the board of direc-tors of Emerge Pennsylvania.

Emerge Pennsylvania is a political lead-ership training program for Democratic women in Pennsylvania.

Gray is a partner in Kleinbard’s business and �nance department.

She practices in the areas of mergers and acquisitions (representing sellers and buyers), corporate �nance, corporate gov-ernance, corporate restructuring and execu-tive compensation. •

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Blank Rome partnered with the ACE Group and the Clemency Project 2014 to conduct eligibility reviews of pre-sentence reports as part of ACE’s Global Day of Service event. Seventeen volunteers from four different organizations reviewed 91 pre-sentence reports as part of the event. Volunteers included event co-chairs Jeffrey N. Rosenthal from Blank Rome and Kimberly L. Takacs from ACE Group, along with Caprice R. Jenerson, senior resource counsel of the Clemency Project 2014.

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