Phi Delta Phi is the oldest international legal organization and honor society in existence. The fraternity was established at the University of Michigan on December 13, 1869, which predated the establishment of the American Bar Association. Phi Delta Phi was originally created as a law fraternity, but was later changed to an honor society in 2012.
John M. Howard, a graduate of Monmouth College from the class of 1871, was the first to initiate the fraternity. He wanted to devote an organization solely to students of the legal profession.
Soon after, four University of Michigan law students followed in Howard’s footsteps and urged the faculty to create Phi Delta Phi. This legal organization has since fostered ethical conduct, civility, and scholarship all across the world. Phi Delta Phi has grown beyond the borders of the United States to Canada, Latin America, and Europe.
Academic excellence and professionalism are two attributes Phi Delta Phi values. Undergraduate students in law who also demonstrate integrity and service for their profession have the greatest potential for induction. Bruce Gladstein joined Phi Delta Phi during his time at the University of Pittsburgh Law School, where he acquired his Juris Doctorate.
After graduating he became the owner and operator of the Law Offices of Bruce Gladstein, which focused on labor and discrimination issues for over 19 years.
He recently founded L L H Consulting, a Legal, Labor, and Human Resources firm. Bruce Gladstein uses his world-class education to help business leaders and companies reduce risks and liabilities associated with legal and employee issues. He has also trained organizations and their leaders on topics such as statutes, protocols, fiscal health, and how to enhance market competitiveness.
As a member of Phi Delta Phi, Bruce Gladstein is regarded as someone whose education, personal integrity, and moral compass are beyond reproach.
Find more about Bruce Gladstein and his professional accomplishments on Flavors.me: http://flavors.me/brucegladstein or by following his blog on Tumblr.
John M. Howard, a graduate of Monmouth College from the class of 1871, was the first to initiate the fraternity. He wanted to devote an organization solely to students of the legal profession.
Soon after, four University of Michigan law students followed in Howard’s footsteps and urged the faculty to create Phi Delta Phi. This legal organization has since fostered ethical conduct, civility, and scholarship all across the world. Phi Delta Phi has grown beyond the borders of the United States to Canada, Latin America, and Europe.
Academic excellence and professionalism are two attributes Phi Delta Phi values. Undergraduate students in law who also demonstrate integrity and service for their profession have the greatest potential for induction. Bruce Gladstein joined Phi Delta Phi during his time at the University of Pittsburgh Law School, where he acquired his Juris Doctorate.
After graduating he became the owner and operator of the Law Offices of Bruce Gladstein, which focused on labor and discrimination issues for over 19 years.
He recently founded L L H Consulting, a Legal, Labor, and Human Resources firm. Bruce Gladstein uses his world-class education to help business leaders and companies reduce risks and liabilities associated with legal and employee issues. He has also trained organizations and their leaders on topics such as statutes, protocols, fiscal health, and how to enhance market competitiveness.
As a member of Phi Delta Phi, Bruce Gladstein is regarded as someone whose education, personal integrity, and moral compass are beyond reproach.
Find more about Bruce Gladstein and his professional accomplishments on Flavors.me: http://flavors.me/brucegladstein or by following his blog on Tumblr.
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