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Alva Wants to Represent Small Firms as Bar Leader

By The Legal Intelligencer

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When Daniel-Paul “Danny” Alva’s wife received a clean bill of health from her lymphoma cancer last year, Alva began gearing up for a bid to become the Philadelphia Bar Association’s chancellor in 2011, chancellor-elect in 2010 and vice-chancellor in 2009. The interest of Alva, a trial lawyer specializing in blue collar and white collar criminal law [...]

Full post as published by The Legal Intelligencer Blog on March 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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