B. Dolly Segal

B. Dolly Segal counsels and defends both private and public sector employers in a variety of legal matters. She has experience litigating claims of discrimination, retaliation, harassment, hostile work environment, family/medical leave, vicarious liability, First Amendment violations, and related statutory and tort claims. She also advises employers about compliance issues under local, state, and federal laws. Dolly provides clients with comprehensive legal advice and representation to help employers navigate complex employment laws and resolve work-related disputes.

Dolly’s practice focuses on representing clients in both federal and state court throughout the litigation process. Dolly also advises employers to ensure their actions and policies comply with local, state, and federal regulations to prevent lawsuits and promote positive workplaces. She has experience conducting sensitive workplace investigations and drafting policies, handbooks, and employment agreements to ensure compliance with all applicable laws.

Prior to joining Margolis Edelstein, Dolly worked in the Philadelphia office of a large international firm where she honed her labor and employment litigation and dispute resolution skills. She also worked at a mid-size Philadelphia-based firm where she helped defend parties against professional liability and medical malpractice actions in state and federal courts.

During law school, Dolly interned for the Honorable Mark A. Kearney and the Honorable Petrese B. Tucker at the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, where she drafted bench memoranda and observed a variety of civil and criminal proceedings. She also interned for several insurance defense firms in Philadelphia helping to defend and litigate insurance disputes. Dolly served as a Staff Editor for the Drexel Law Review and was a member of Drexel’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Client Counseling Competition Team. She held leadership roles as Vice President of the Jewish Law Students Association and as a member of OUTlaw. Her academic achievements include receiving the CALI Excellence for the Future Award for Advanced Legal Research and recognition as a Rising Advocate Scholar.