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HARRISBURG &#8211; The Pennsylvania Bar Association named 11 lawyers to the Pennsylvania Bar Association&#8217;s 2015-16 Class Bar Leadership Institute (BLI).&#8220;The institute develops the next generation of leaders for the state&#8217;s largest bar association by giving selected young lawyers an up close look at the PBA&#8217;s operations, governance and member resources,&#8221; William H. Pugh V, president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, said in a written press release. &#8220;During the year-long program, each class member attends a variety of PBA meetings and events and is paired with a member of the PBA Board of Governors who serves as a mentor to the participant.&#8221;Other members of the 2015-16 BLI class were:&#8226; Jennifer Menichini of Greco Law Associates PC, Scranton&#8226; C. David Pedri, Luzerne County Solicitor, Wilkes-Barre&#8226; Katherine P. Berquist, Weinheimer, Schadel &amp; Haber PC, Pittsburgh&#8226; Patrick J. Gallo Jr., MacElree Harvey Ltd., West Chester&#8226; Valerie N. Sylves, The Law Office of Valerie N. Sylves LLC, Meadville&#8226; Aaron N. Holt, Dauphin County Public Defender&#8217;s Office, Harrisburg&#8226; Anthony M. Hoover, McNees Wallace &amp; Nurick LLC, Harrisburg&#8226; Patrina A. Ozurumba, Stevens &amp; Lee PC, King of Prussia&#8226; Tyesha C. Miley, Law Offices of TCM &amp; Associates&#8226; Tiffany L. Cummings, Tiffany L. Cummings LLC, Mansfield&#8226; Laura L. Smith, York County Bar Association, York

Pennsylvania Bar Association names lawyers to ‘Next Generation of Leaders’