With several years of experience in law, William Spade has the right skills to achieve the best possible outcome for his clients. His work as a lawyer includes time as a law clerk to a federal judge, as a prosecutor, and working in a large law firm. He is highly qualified to provide the proper representation during investigations and court trials.
Premier Businesses in Philadelphia, PA
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- • White Lobster Pizza
- • Award-Winning Mussels
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- • Fine Italian Dining
- • Homemade Pasta
- • 100 Bottle Italian Wine List
Things To Do in Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Take in the marvelous works at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, one of the largest art museums in the country. Known as the Parthenon on the Parkway, this enormous museum features a quasi-Greek Revival design. Within its 200 galleries you can find over 225,000 objects showcasing the creative evolution of the Western world from the first century onwards.
University City Swim Club
Take advantage of the University City Swim Club during the summer months. This private swim club is open to prospective members—application is easy! Enjoy water recreation and fun in the largest, cleanest pools in the city. Choose from four pools: a lap pool, a diving pool, a large, wide pool and a kiddie pool.
Tria Café
For a bit of elegance in your evening, try a visit to the Tria Café. With three locations in the city, this popular wine bar offers a different nightlife experience. Sip on some of the finest wines and beers in the city, paired with cheeses and delicious light snacks. Perfect for a casual, intimate gathering and a great place to meet up before or after hitting the town.
Secret Cinema
You may have to join an emailing list to get up-to-date information about Secret Cinema—it’s one of the most secretive underground film events in the state! Despite being open to the public, Secret Cinema faces limited (and sometimes changing) venues. See some of the most unique movies, all shown in 16MM film on a giant screen (not video…not ever!).