The leading statewide legal industry publication has recognized Patricia Dodge, prominent litigator and managing partner of Pittsburgh law firm Meyer,
Unkovic & Scott, as an honoree for its Women of the Year award.
The Legal Intelligencer chose its Women of the
Year award recipients based on the positive contributions each attorney has
made to the legal profession in the last two years. The winners were picked
from a broad scope of female attorneys in Pennsylvania working at law firms,
public interest organizations, government agencies and other organizations.
Dodge has practiced as a trial lawyer for 30 years,
representing a wide range of foreign and domestic corporations, municipal
agencies and individuals in business litigation, product liability and domestic
and international arbitration proceedings.
Dodge also serves as president of the Academy of Trial Lawyers
and as an adjunct professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law where
she teaches Advanced Trial Evidence. She is a Fellow of the International
Academy of Trial Lawyers and the American College of Trial Lawyers. She was
also recently appointed as a Hearing Committee Member serving the Disciplinary
Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and was chosen as the “Pittsburgh
2012 Product Liability Litigation – Defendants Lawyer of the Year” by Best
Lawyers. She also serves as a Trustee of the Allegheny County Bar
Foundation.
She is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University and Duquesne
University School of Law. Dodge and her husband, attorney Howard Schulberg,
reside in Thornburg, where she is president of the borough council.
Please click here to read additional information on The
Legal Intelligencer's Women of the Year award recipients.
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