From individual lawyers, to major firms, to the District Attorney's Office, Philadelphia law has gone to the dogs -- the trained service dogs of Canine Partners for Life.
July 30, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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From individual lawyers, to major firms, to the District Attorney’s Office, Philadelphia law has gone to the dogs — the trained service dogs of Canine Partners for Life.
CPL, a Chester County nonprofit that trains assistance dogs for individuals with disabilities, has gotten a boost from city firms including Volpe & Koenig and Wolf Block. But according to CPL, more help is needed.
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