[blindLaw] Anyone practice in Phili?

[rodalcidonis at gmail.com]

I practiced law in Philly for 10 years. It depends on the location as the
bus and train lines only run-in certain directions and not others. I used to
live within 5 minutes to the train station in another county and that made a
huge difference to how I got around the city. Do your research and you will
be fine. Be happy to help further if needed.


Rod,



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Subject: [blindLaw] Anyone practice in Phili?

Dear all,,
I am very drawn to Philadelphia for job hunting.
Do any of you practice there?
How is public transportation?
Is the city of Phili as walkable as DC?
What are the central city neighborhoods I should be looking for in terms of
housing?
In California, we had to drive to get groceries. Is that also a requirement
in Phili?
I am new at growing uping, sorry.

If anyone is willing and able to give me a call and talk about their
experience in Phili I would appreciate it .  Just privately email me first.
I do not want to put my cell phone number out in the world.

Warmly,
Teresita Rios
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