Penn Law Journal - Fall 2004

MARY L. BARROW L’83 has been named a partner in the firm Halloran & Sage. Serving as the chair of the firm’s Estate Planning, Probate, and Trust Law Practice Group, Barrow practices all aspects of trusts and estates law. She is a member of the Professional Advisory Committee of the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving and the Harford Rotary Club.

MARTHA E. MANNING, L’83 joined Adolor Corporation in July 2002 as Senior Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary. Her experience in the biotechnology industry has included service as general counsel to Cell Pathways, U.S. Bioscience, Inc., and The Wistar Institute. Prior to that, Manning was an associate with Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, and served as a financial analyst with the U.S. Department of Treasury.

ROBERT A. MARCHMAN L’83 was promoted to Senior Vice President of Enforcement by the New York Stock Exchange Board of Directors. With his promotion, Marchman will continue to be responsible for coordinating and directing investigations and litigations and contributing to Enforcement policies and procedures at the NYSE. Marchman has been vice president of Enforcement since 1994, and is also a former branch chief in the SEC’s Division of Enforcement in Washington.

DONALD DUKE L’84 has been re-elected to his second four-year term as Governor of Cross River State in Nigeria.

SHANIN SPECTER L’84 has been appointed a New Member of the Executive Board of the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia. Specter is a Partner with the Philadelphia law firm Kline and Specter PC.

DAVID FELDMAN W’82, L’85 is founder and Managing Partner of Feldman Weinstein LLP in New York. The boutique firm concentrates primarily on corporate and securities matters, but also includes litigation, tax, international trade, intellectual property, real estate, broker-dealer regulation and trusts and estates. The firm is best known in the areas of “reverse mergers” and private investment in public equity transactions (PIPE).