KingSpry congratulates Managing Partner Kristine Roddick and senior partner Jerome B. Frank who have been named Power 30 Attorneys by the editorial staff of Lehigh Valley Business.
Dr. Kathleen Conn Invited to Be Whiteley Scholar for 2021
KingSpry congratulates Dr. Kathleen Conn who has been invited to be a Whiteley Scholar for a fifth summer.
KingSpry Welcomes Legal Intern Ashley Jones to the Firm
KingSpry welcomes new legal intern Ashley Jones to the firm.
KingSpry Congratulates Attorney Jerry Frank, Re-Appointed LCCC Solicitor for 51st Year
Attorney Jerome B. Frank has been re-appointed solicitor to Lehigh Carbon Community College.
KingSpry Congratulates Our 2021 Super Lawyers
KingSpry congratulates our 2021 slate of Super Lawyers and Rising Stars.
KingSpry Proud to Support New Kind of High School Musical for Pocono Area Students
KingSpry is proud to support the students of Pocono Mountain School District, Delaware Valley School District, Stroudsburg School District, East Stroudsburg Area School District and Pleasant Valley School District who are participating in a whole new kind of high school musical this Spring.
Lehigh Valley Organizations Co-Host Virtual Conversation on Foster Care and Adoption for LGBTQ Families
KingSpry’s Adoption Law Practice Group, the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center and The Children’s Home of Reading have teamed up to present a special virtual conversation on adoption and foster care in recognition of National Foster Care Awareness Month.
KingSpry Welcomes Attorneys Graig Schultz and Alyssa Hicks to the Law Firm
KingSpry is pleased to welcome Attorney Graig M. Schultz and Alyssa M. Hicks to the firm.
KingSpry Partner Kirby Upright Discusses Planned Giving
Attorney Upright will guide participants through an introduction to Planned Gifts and how they can offer substantial support to worthy causes while allowing individuals to address their own financial needs.
Dr. Kathleen Conn, Of Counsel, Publishes Title IX Commentary in West’s Education Law Reporter
Dr. Conn acknowledges the changes that the Department of Education made to the Title IX Regulations, including (and especially) the repeated statements that sexual harassment is conduct that any individual could experience, and therefore, LGBTQ individuals are protected under Title IX Regulations and should be treated with dignity and respect.