Jeffrey S. Saltz

• Harvard Law School, J.D., magna cum laude, 1978
• Executive Editor, Harvard Law Review
• Princeton University, A.B., magna cum laude, 1975
• Litigator, Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen, LLP, 1979-1998
  
  (partner, 1986-1998)
• Law Clerk to Hon. Harrison L. Winter, United States Court of
  
  Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 1978-1979

Lectures and Publications

• Panel Moderator, "On Disputing the Meaning of 'Is': Depositions in
  
  the Video Age," American Bar Association Business and Corporate
  
  Litigation Committee, 1999
• Panel Moderator, "Depositions in the Post-Lewinsky Era,"
  
  Philadelphia Bar Association Business Litigation Committee, 1999
• Panelist on "Recent Developments with Respect to Civil RICO, State
  
  UDAP, and Common Law Fraud Cases," in Practicing Law Institute
  
  program on "Consumer Financial Services Litigation," May 1997
• Lecturer before the Pennsylvania Bankers Association Bank
  
  Counsel Roundtable and the Pennsylvania Bar Institute's Annual
  
  Business Law Institute
• "Another Year of Credit Card Late Charge Cases: The Search for a
  
  Definition of 'Interest' Continues," 51 Business Lawyer 925 (1996)
• "Racial Discrimination and the Tax Injunction Act: Garrett
  
  v. Bamford," 90 Harvard Law Review 616 (1977)

Professional Affiliations

• Member, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and American Bar
  
  Associations
• Chair, Business Litigation Committee, Philadelphia Bar Association,
  
  2002

Community Involvement

• Board Member, Montgomery County Industrial Development
  
  Authority (since 2003)
• President, Beth David Reform Congregation, Gladwyne, PA
  
  (Solicitor, 1998-2000; Vice President, 2000-2004)
• Vice Chair, Montgomery County Democratic Committee, 1998-2002
• Chair, Lower Merion-Narberth Democratic Committee, 1988-1996

Lisa B. Wershaw

Lisa Wershaw is a 1977 graduate of Northwestern University and a 1980 graduate of the National Law Center, George Washington University. She started in practice working for the Federal Communications Commission specializing in communications law. She has since been engaged in a commercial litigation practice, working at some of the most prominent law firms in Philadelphia, including Schnader Harrison Segal and Lewis and Conrad O'Brien Gelman & Rohn.

In addition to her practice in complex commercial litigation. insurance coverage litigation, and employment litigation, Ms. Wershaw also has substantial experience in the law of Special Education, representing parents of special-needs children in obtaining appropriate educational placement.

Ms. Wershaw is a member of the Board of Directors of the Jewish Centers of Greater Philadelphia, and is President of the JCC's Kaiserman Branch in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania.