Mark Gittelman

Mark Gittelman is a Lecturer in Law, affiliated with the Law School at Cornell University. He combines his academic role with a professional career as Managing Chief Counsel – Bankruptcy and Business Reorganization at PNC Bank, National Association, based in Philadelphia. His expertise lies in legal services for troubled loan portfolios, bankruptcy, and commercial law.

He earned his J.D. from Cornell Law School in 1984 and a B.A. cum laude from Georgetown University in 1981.

Mr. Gittelman's research and professional interests focus on Bankruptcy Law, UCC, and Business Reorganization. He frequently lectures on these topics and on pro bono legal participation, reflecting his deep engagement with legal practice and public service.

His legal publications and scholarly articles are not listed in the provided text, so no recent article trends can be identified.

• Member, Philadelphia Bar
• Member, Pennsylvania Bar
• Member, New Jersey Bar
• Member, District of Columbia Bar
• Vice Chair, Electronic Transactions in Bankruptcy Subcommittee, ABA Business Law Section
• Founder and Pro Bono Coordinator Emeritus, PNC Legal Department
• Board of Trustees, Philadelphia Bar Foundation
• Former President (until July 2017), Board of Directors, Support Center for Child Advocates, Philadelphia

Mr. Gittelman has been instrumental in advancing pro bono legal services and equal justice initiatives, including efforts to establish an Equal Justice Center in Philadelphia. While no formal grant information is listed, his leadership in legal advocacy and bar associations highlights his commitment to public interest law.

He is actively involved in legal education and professional development through his teaching and board roles, contributing significantly to both academic and community legal spheres.