William J. Ciancaglini
Lawyer, Person
1971 –
Who is William J. Ciancaglini?
William J. Ciancaglini is an American lawyer currently practicing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ciancaglini is best known for the public controversy surrounding his founding of The Men's Law Caucus in Temple University's James J. Beasley School of Law in 2002. Furor over the creation of The Men's Law Caucus prompted an unsuccessful impeachment hearing for Ciancaglini's position as SBA President of the Beasley School of Law.
In 2007, after a brief political career, Ciancaglini once again received the media spotlight in a landmark case versus The Philadelphia Turf Club, a subsidiary of Philadelphia Park Casino and Racetrack. In 2009, Dittus v. Philadelphia Turf Club was decided in Ciancaglini's favor before the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
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