Background
Dragon, Albert was born on June 2, 1937 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.
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Albert Dragon
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Bachelor of Science, Temple University, 1958; Juris Doctor, Temple University, 1961; postgraduate, Temple University.
Career
Worked at Litvin, Blumberg, Matusow & Young, A Professional Association (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) specializing in Construction Injuries, Personal Injury Law. Admitted to the bar, 1962, Pennsylvania. United States. Supreme Court.
Tau Epsilon Rho (National Historian, 1989-1995. Philadelphia Chapter, Bursar, 1984-1992. Vice-Chancellor, 1992-1994.
Chancellor, 1994-1996. Chairperson of Awards Dinner, 73rd Annual Convention, December 29, 1993, San Diego, California). Course Planner and Lecturer, Construction Site Injury Litigation, Philadelphia, 1996.
Lecturer: Construction Case - Practical Ideas, ATLA Annual Convention, Chicago, 1994. Construction Site Accidents, San Francisco, July, 1993. Founding Member, Construction Site Accident Litigation Group.
Member: Philadelphia (Co-Planner and Panel Member, Bench Bar Seminar/Workshop, Addressing Problems Facing Small Law Firms and Solo Practitioners. Co-Founder and Co-Chair, Sole Practitioners and Small Firms Committee, 1992). Fee Disputes Committee.
State Civil Judicial Procedures Committee) and Pennsylvania Bar Associations. Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association (Board of Directors, 1992-1996). The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
Membership
Member American Trial Lawyers Association, Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, Philadelphia Bar Association (fee disputes committee, state civil judicial procedures committee, co-chair sole practitioners and small firms committee 1992, co-planner, panel member seminars), Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association (board directors), Tau Epsilon Rho Law Society (bursar Philadelphia chapter, historian national society, chairman long range planning committee, vice chancellor 1992, chancellor since 1994).
Connections
M. Barbara Joan Meinster, June 25, 1970.
