Humility, Propriety, and Compassion are Needed Now More Than Ever

The late Edward R. Becker, chief judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, was a pillar of professional propriety and reverence for the law. To David Fryman, a retired partner from Ballard Spahr's Labor and Employment Group, he also was Uncle Eddy, his mother's brother.

In this piece for The Legal Intelligencer, Mr. Fryman shares his personal memories of Judge Becker and how his example is worth following now more than ever.

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