Conrad O'Brien PC - Philadelphia, PA
Title IX, Due Process & Campus Discipline Lawyers in Philadelphia, PA
1500 Market Street Suite 3900 Centre Square West Tower Philadelphia, PA 19102 - 2100
Philadelphia Title IX, Due Process & Campus Discipline Law Firm
Updated: 12/12/2018
Areas of Practice
- Title IX, Due Process & Campus Discipline
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Conrad O'Brien PC
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Consulted Attorney Judson Aaron 1990-1995This man does not care about anything but himself and certainly not the students he was supposed to support and represent as a trustee of UARTS. Do not hire him, he allowed an entire university, THE UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS, to close. There is something amiss in the way he handles information. Drive down Broad Street and look at the closed up buildings with students, staff and alumni crying on the steps. It is his fault along with the other grubby, greedy dishonest trustees who cared more about their own dollars than the arts in Philadelphia. CRIMINAL IS RIGHT>
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Hired Attorney Raheem S. Watson 2018-2019Do not trust this man. He will take your money, lie about being able to practice law and disappear.
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1500 Market Street
Suite 3900
Centre Square
West Tower
Philadelphia, PA 19102 - 2100
Phone Number: (215) 864-9600
Website: http://www.conradobrien.com
Additional Pennsylvania Locations
King Of Prussia, PA (16.6 miles)
1021 W. Eighth Avenue
King Of Prussia, PA 19406
Phone Number: (215) 864-9600
Website: http://www.conradobrien.com
West Chester, PA (23.3 miles)
200 North High Street
Suite 300
West Chester, PA 19380
Phone Number: (610) 701-9100
Fax Number: (610) 701-9195
Website: http://www.conradobrien.com
Harrisburg, PA (93.3 miles)
The Payne Shoemaker Building
240 North Third Street
5th Floor
Harrisburg, PA 17101
Phone Number: (717) 232-2141
Website: http://www.conradobrien.com
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