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Howard J. Bashman

Howard J. Bashman

Phone: (215) 830-1458
2300 Computer Avenue Suite G-22 Willow Grove Pennsylvania 19090 United States

About

Howard Bashman is a nationally recognized appellate attorney, having represented clients before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit and Pennsylvania’s state appellate courts. He is an extremely active blogger, frequently providing tidbits of opinion along with links to valuable resources and interesting cases.

Appellate Services

  • Writing Appellate Briefs
  • Presenting Oral Argument
  • Obtaining/Opposing Appellate Review
  • Amicus Briefs

Education

  • JD, Emory University School of Law
    • Managing Editor of the Emory Law Journal
    • Emory University School of Law Merit Scholarship
  • Undergraduate studies at Columbia College in the City of New York
    • John Jay National Scholar
    • George William Curtis Prize in Oratory

Recent Articles

Available online from law.com

Howard J. Bashman

November 04, 2008 04:27

Available online from law.com: Tony Mauro reports that "High Court Appears Torn Over Drug Labeling Case." And Amaris Elliott-Engel of The Legal Intelligencer has an article headlined "Pa. Judge Denies Another Breast Cancer-HRT Claim" in which I am quoted.

"Justices Agree to Consider DNA Case"

Howard J. Bashman

November 04, 2008 04:25

"Justices Agree to Consider DNA Case": Adam Liptak will have this article Tuesday in The New York Times.

"Next President Will Face Test on Detainees"

Howard J. Bashman

November 04, 2008 04:23

"Next President Will Face Test on Detainees": This article appears today in The New York Times.

Available online from National Public Radio

Howard J. Bashman

November 04, 2008 04:17

Available online from National Public Radio: This evening's broadcast of "All Things Considered" contained audio segments entitled "Court Weighs Reach Of Drug Warning Labels" (featuring Nina Totenberg) and "As Court Weighs 'F' Word Case, Context Examined." And today's broadcast of "Morning...

"Don't Read His Lips -- You Might Be Offended; The Supreme Court Hears a Challenge to the FCC's Crackdown on 'Fleeting Expletives'; Says Bono, 'I Genuinely Blew It'"

Howard J. Bashman

November 04, 2008 03:55

"Don't Read His Lips -- You Might Be Offended; The Supreme Court Hears a Challenge to the FCC's Crackdown on 'Fleeting Expletives'; Says Bono, 'I Genuinely Blew It'": Jess Bravin and Amy Schatz will have this article Tuesday in The Wall Street Journal.