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PA Bar Association's Immediate Past President Sharon Lopez and Justice Dougherty discuss diversity, inclusion and bias in the courts today.

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AL DÍA Lawyer’s Forum

Justice Dougherty noted that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court — the oldest in the nation, having been…
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Juan Zúñiga is managing partner at Rimon Law in San Diego. Courtesy Photo.
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A Latinx law groundbreaker
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The sixth annual ALDIA Top Lawyers awards celebrated the leadership and achievement of several legal professionals within the Greater Philadelphia region. Photos: Peter fitzpatrick/AL DIA News
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AL DIA 2022 Top Lawyers
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All of the 2022 AL DÍA Top Lawyer honorees.
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Latino law legends + future
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Romy Diaz
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50 years as a Top Lawyer
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These are the 5 members of the 2022 AL DÍA Top Lawyers Advisory Board. Graphic: Mónica Hernández/AL DÍA News.
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Top Lawyers Advisory Board
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Daniel Mateo, a partner at Holland & Knight, will serve as 2022-23 HNBA President-Elect. Photo Courtesy of Julie Maher/Holland & Knight.
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2022-23 HNBA President-Elect
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James P. Faunes is the new vice chair of the Judicial Commission of the Philadelphia Bar Association. Photo: Peter Fitzpatrick/AL DÍA News.
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JP Faunes' latest role
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Hilda Galvan, lawyer at Jones Day.
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Hilda Galvan recognized
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Businessman taking notes.
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Get to Know "Poder25"
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Fernando I. Rivera. Photo Credit: Console Mattiacci Law, LLC.
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New HBAPA President
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James P. Faunes was recently promoted to partner at his law firm. Photo: Peter Fitzpatrick/AL DÍA News. 
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From attorney to partner
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Diana Cortes, Philly's first Latina City Solicitor, was honored at the 31st Annual HBALEF Scholarship Reception event, held virtually this year. 
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HBALEF 31st Anniversary
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Roel Campos. Photo courtesy of: Hughes, Hubbard & Reed
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KPMG Appoints Campos
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Bannan resigns from LatinoJustice after conroversy over her identity. Screenshot YouTube
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Bannan quits LatinoJustice
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Judge Nelson Diaz was the first Latino lawyer in Philadelphia and the first Latino judge in the state of Pennsylvania. Photo: AL DÍA Archives.
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The Nelson Diaz Scholarship
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Judge Nelson Diaz's career has been dedicated to empowering Philadelphia's Hispanic community and opening doors for Latinos in law. Photo: AL DÍA News.
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Philly's Gus Garcia
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Judge L. Felipe Restrepo first came to the U.S with his family in 1962 from Colombia. Photo: AL DÍA News.
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The Honored Guest
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AL DÍA's 2020 Top Lawyers Forum will take place virtually on Oct. 22 at 5:30. Graphic: AL DÍA News.
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2020's Top Lawyers
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Sharon López, managing attorney at Triquetra Law, and the first Latina president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. Photo Courtesy of Sharon López. 
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Highlight Latino Lawyers
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Graphic by AL DÍA News.
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Emerging Latino Lawyers
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Lawyers from across the region gathered to the AL DIA Lawyers Forum in downtown Philadelphia November 8th.  Photos: Peter Fitzpatrick/AL DIA News
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A new generation of…
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Luis Felipe Restrepo was sworn in as a Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in 2016. Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News
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HONORING PUBLIC SERVICE
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Dorian Daley from Oracle Corporation spoke at the Hispanic National Bar Association Annual Convention. Photo: Jensen Toussaint / AL DÍA News
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At HNBA Convention, a…
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Judge Nelson Díaz (R) joined AL DÍA Publisher and CEO Hernán Guaracao (L) for a conversation on Aug. 20. Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News
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AL DÍA TALKS
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Judge Nelson A. Díaz speaks at an AL DÍA event in 2016. (Peter Fitzpatrick)
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A TRAILBLAZING LATINO
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Jacqueline Romero, President-Elect of the Hispanic Bar Association of Pennsylvania. Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News
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VOICE OF LATINO LAWYERS
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Hispanics represent 18 percent of the U.S. population but comprise only 4 percent of the nation’s lawyers.
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Aspiring Latino Lawyers…