Since 1989, the Hispanic Bar Association of Pennsylvania's Legal Education Fund has awarded scholarships to qualified diverse law students throughout the region.
Since 1989, the Hispanic Bar Association of Pennsylvania's Legal Education Fund has awarded scholarships to qualified diverse law students throughout the region.
On Feb. 28th, the Hispanic Bar Association (HBA) of Pennsylvania honored Enriquez with the La Justicia award for her work as Director of Philadelphia’s Office of Immigrant Affairs.
Miriam Enriquez will receive the award at the La Justicia Award ceremony on Thursday, Feb. 28.
Esteemed professionals in the legal field gathered to discuss the need for more diversity in the U.S. law profession and beyond.
The event launched with a reception at the Marriot Philadelphia Downtown Hotel on Sept. 5.
El evento, que se extiende desde el 5 hasta el 8 de septiembre, atrae a abogados, jueces, funcionarios públicos, líderes empresariales y estudiantes de derecho de todo el país.
The event, which runs from Sept. 5 through Sept. 8, attracts attorneys, judges, public officials, business leaders, law students from across the country.
Latino professionals in the legal, business and medical fields gathered for a networking event on June 27.
On January 30th, 2018, Dr. Carmen Febo-San Miguel was honored with the La Justicia Award, preceded by opening remarks by Mayor Jim Kenney and presented by the President of The Hispanic Bar Association of Pennsylvania, Jacqueline Romero.
Dr. Carmen Febo-San Miguel will receive the La Justicia Award on Tuesday, Jan. 30.
Esperanza College will host a pop-up pro bono legal clinic to help Hurricane Maria evacuees on Jan. 20.
La presidenta electa del Colegio de Abogados Hispanos de Pensilvania, Jacqueline Romero tuvo que superar obstáculos difíciles para lograr el éxito en su carrera como abogado. Y explica por qué Estados Unidos necesita más latinos que hagan lo mismo que ella.
From a Jersey diner to the U.S. Attorney's Office, the next president of the Hispanic Bar Association of Pennsylvania discusses the nation's urgent need for more Latino lawyers.
The 30th annual event will provide seven diverse law students with thousands of dollars worth of scholarships.
With the establishment of the STAR program, formerly incarcerated individuals are able to build community, while getting aid in their entry back into society.
The event allowed Latino professionals from the region the opportunity to network and collaborate.
