David Hoffman L’85 has been named an honorary chairman to the Business Advisory Council to Congress. He recently formed his own intellectual property law firm, Law Offices of David. L. Hoffman, in the Los Angeles area. Kenneth Trujillo L’86 has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Intergovermental Cooperation Authority by Gov. Edward G. Rendell C’65. Trujillo is a founding member of the Philadelphia law firm Trujillo Rodriguez & Richards, where he represents companies and public entities in complex litigation. Martyn Babitz W’84, L’87 has written and published The Illusion of Freedom: How to Restore the True Constitution and Reclaim Liberty (Triple Eagle Press). Babitz has published in national and regional legal periodicals, including Estate Planning, Journal of Practical Estate Planning, New Jersey Law Journal, and the Philadelphia Estate Planning Council Newsletter. Tobey M. Daluz L’87 has joined Delaware-based Ballard, Spahr, Andrews & Ingersoll as a member of the Litigation Department and a member of the Workouts and Failed Transactions Group. She also serves as Managing Partner. Daluz is the founding Director of the International Women’s Insolvency and Restructuring Federation.
James W. McKenzie WG’86 L’87 rejoins the Business Transactions Practice at the Philadelphia law firm Morgan Lewis and Brockius. McKenzie focuses his practice on IPOs, securities and corporate law matters. Frank Tobolsky L’87 delivered a course entitled “The Essentials of Office and Leases in Pennsylvania” at a seminar presented by the National Business Institute. He owns the law firm of Frank N. Tobolsky, P.C. in Philadelphia.
Antonio Ponvert III L’90 has been named a partner at Koskoff, Koskoff & Bieder in Connecticut. Ponvert focuses his practice on complex individual and class action litigation, constitutional law, civil rights, public benefits, criminal trials and appeals. He is also a member of the Criminal Justice Act Panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, and a Cooperating Attorney of the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union. |
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Teresa Gillen L’85 has been named
policy director of Gov. Edward G. Rendell’s C’65 Department of Community
and Economic Development. Gillen was formerly Chief Operating Officer
of the National Community Capital Association. 
Mark A. Sereni L’87 has been unanimously
reelected as President of the Delaware County Trial Lawyers Association.
Sereni is a partner in the Media, Pa. law firm DiOrio & Sereni, where
he concentrates his practice in the field of civil litigation.
Tom O’Neill L’90 has coauthored with Simon Charbit LLM’00 two
articles on conflicts between French law and practice and the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002, which
appeared in the publications Option Finance and International Business Lawyer. He is a partner in
the Paris office of Linklaters.