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Senior Court Reporter, Law360
Senior court reporter at @Law360 covering Philadelphia and Pennsylvania state and federal courts. Tips go to: pj.d'annunzio@law360.com
Chief Washington Correspondent, National Law Journal
US Supreme Court analyst @NewsHour; contributor @ConstitutionCtr; former SCOTUS reporter @TheNLJ. Author, The Roberts Court: The Struggle for the Constitution
Editor, Business of Law, American Lawyer
Business of law editor @lawdotcom . Once: food writer, Ph.D. candidate, bike courier, cheesemonger. Always: Philadelphian.
Author, Brand Marketer and Editor, Freelance
Editor. Author. Content Developer & Strategist... Humble foil for Paula, Zach, Luke & Chmiel family... Scarred optimist for Temple Owls, Giants, Knicks & Mets.
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Reporter, Credit Union Times
Credit Union Times reporter covering marketing, human resources, fraud, mergers & acquisitions, state leagues, business continuity, and breaking news.
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Multimedia Journalist, Freelance
Deputy Editor at @IAM_Alerts, a @weareLBR pub. Covering intellectual property/PATENTS from the USA for audience of global IP business executives. DM story tips!
Chief PA Litigation Reporter, The Legal Intelligencer
Chief PA litigation reporter for @TheLegalIntel & @lawdotcom. Break news, analyze and investigate. Helplessly lost without spellcheck.
News Editor and Reporter, Newsela
news editor @newsela. #bookblogger @readshelit. @ColumbiaJourn @SpelmanCollege alumna. retweets ≠ endorsements
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