SAN FRANCISCO — Bernard Segal, a professor and director of the litigation program at Golden Gate University School of Law, died Friday at his home in Tiburon. He was 81.
Segal mentored generations of students in his 39 years at Golden Gate.
August 15, 2011 at 02:28 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Bernard Segal, a professor and director of the litigation program at Golden Gate University School of Law, died Friday at his home in Tiburon. He was 81.
Segal mentored generations of students in his 39 years at Golden Gate.
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