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Ex-GOP Leader DiGiorgio Leaves Stradley Ronon in Wake of Sexting Report

Val DiGiorgio, who contested what he called “gross mischaracterizations” in the report, was the co-chair of Stradley Ronon's banking and public finance practices.

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Valentino Digiorgio Valentino DiGiorgio.

The former state GOP leader who stepped down from his political post in the wake of a sexting scandal has now also left Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, the law firm where he was a partner and practice leader.

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Lizzy McLellan

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Lizzy McLellan is a senior editor on ALM's business of law desk. Contact her at [email protected] On Twitter: @LizzyMcLell

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