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I attained my undergraduate degree and my law degree at Temple University in Philadelphia, and take pride in having done so.
In giving an alumnus’s perspective at various Temple University recruitment events, I have proudly related to prospective students and their parents examples of Temple University’s often “behind the scenes” connection to diverse events and institutions, including but not limited to the Philadelphia Zoo, the United States Congress, the National Bureau of Investigation of India, and the Department of Accounting & Information Systems at Queens College CUNY (where I taught Business Law courses and Taxation courses for more than twenty years).
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BizWest is proud to recognize women who set legal precedents, winning big cases for their clients, and mentoring the next wave of women in law – all while finding ways to give back to their communities. The leaders profiled in the following pages were nominated by their peers at work and in the community and showcase the diversity of talent in our market. The leadership shown by the individuals profiled here is setting an example to shape a better future for our region.
METHODOLOGY: The honorees did not pay to be included. Their profiles were drawn from nomination materials. This list features only individuals for whom nominations were submitted and accepted after a review by our editorial team. To qualify for the list, nominees must be employed at companies in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado, notable executives are running businesses, navigating company restructurings, arguing high-stakes legal cases, and finding efficiencies in manufacturing processes. These notable ind
NALP executive director talks empowering careers, recruiting and professional development
Ari Kaplan. Photo by Lauren Hillary.
Ari Kaplan recently spoke with Jim Leipold, the executive director of the National Association for Law Placement an organization focused on career counseling and planning; recruitment and retention; and the professional development of law students, lawyers and its members.
Ari Kaplan: Tell us about your background and your role at NALP.
Jim Leipold: I grew up overseas, went to an international high school, and returned to the U.S. for college. Afterward, I taught English in a rural Alaskan indigenous community. I moved to the University of Vermont for an undergraduate admissions position, which was my first introduction to higher education administrative management. Later, I went to law school, clerked and taught legal research and writing before becoming the director of admissions at Temple Law School. I was hired by the Law School Admission Council,
An NYC boutique law firm expands to Philly, betting on growth in whistleblower cases Catherine Dunn, The Philadelphia Inquirer © HEATHER KHALIFA/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Lawyer Jim Walden. The firm Walden co-founded in 2015 is expanding in Philadelphia.
After graduating from Temple Law School in the early 1990s, friends Jim Walden and Dan Miller followed separate career paths while keeping up joint family vacations at the Shore.
Walden made a name for himself prosecuting mob cases out of New York, and in 2015 co-founded a boutique law firm, Walden Macht & Haran, in Manhattan.
Miller worked for the Delaware Attorney General’s office, then took his expertise handling whistleblower cases into private practice at Berger Montague.
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