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Gawthrop Presents: Stacey Fuller at “Best of the Municipal Law Colloquium”

Stacey FullerGawthrop Greenwood attorney Stacey L. Fuller presented on “The Role of the Solicitor” at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute‘s “Best of the Municipal Law Colloquium,” which aired live via webcast as well as via simulcast from 11 locations across the state on January 10, 2018.

Fuller was among 13 faculty deemed “Best” from the array of attorneys who presented at last summer’s Municipal Law Colloquium. This winter’s presentation at PBI’s Municipal Law Update 2018 was designed to inform attorneys on the very latest developments in municipal law, with sessions led by leaders in this practice area. The program, approved by the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board, provided five hours of CLE credit in substantive law and one hour of ethics.

PBI provides continuing legal education for attorneys statewide.

Stacey Fuller is a partner at Gawthrop Greenwood, PC, where she focuses her practice in Municipal Law. Stacey can be reached at sfuller@gawthrop.com or 610-696-8225.

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