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Recognized by Temple Law and the ABA for Legal Engagement

Thomas Oakes by Thomas Oakes
July 13, 2025
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Temple Law recognition and ABA Rising Fan badge awarded to Philly Legal News

Recognized by Temple Law and the ABA: Philly Legal News earns top honors for legal engagement and advocacy.

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PhillyLegalNews.com is proud to receive Temple Law recognition and ABA honors for our dedication to legal technology, education, and engagement. We’re honored to receive this Temple Law recognition alongside the ABA Rising Fan badge

At PhillyLegalNews.com, we believe that commitment to legal technology, professional education, and advocacy strengthens the entire legal community. That’s why we’re proud to announce two recent recognitions that highlight our ongoing efforts:

Temple University Beasley School of Law: Top Fan Recognition

Our connection to Temple Law runs deep. As an adjunct professor in the LL.M. in Trial Advocacy program, Tom Oakes has taught trial technology to the next generation of courtroom advocates. The program’s emphasis on modern litigation techniques helped shape the mission and values of PhillyLegalNews.com.

This month, Temple Law recognized our work by awarding us a Top Fan badge, reflecting consistent support and engagement with the law school’s public platform and mission. We proudly display this recognition as part of our continued collaboration with Temple Law’s community of legal educators and students.

American Bar Association: Rising Fan Badge

We’re also honored to receive a Rising Fan badge from the American Bar Association, acknowledging our contributions and active engagement with national legal conversations. From court reporting to trial technology, our work intersects with many areas the ABA represents.

Our ongoing relationship with Temple Law and the American Bar Association strengthens our mission: to keep legal professionals connected, current, and inspired. We look forward to continued collaboration, thought leadership, and active dialogue within the legal tech and trial advocacy communities.

Thank You

We are grateful to both institutions for their acknowledgment. These recognitions affirm our goal: to keep legal professionals informed, empowered, and connected. Our commitment to legal journalism, trial advocacy, and courtroom innovation is stronger than ever.

We invite you to follow us, share your thoughts, and engage with us as we continue to grow.



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