Kyle Nocho ’07 Helps Secure Large Settlement for Abused Sisters
Attorney Kyle Nocho ’07, along with a colleague at Kline & Specter, made October headlines in The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Legal Intelligencer, when they secured a $10.6 million settlement for three sisters. A Philadelphia child placement agency and residential care facility reunited the girls with their father, who then sexually and physically abused them. The girls, ages 9 to 14 at the time, were placed with him despite his lack of stable housing or employment; he was also facing outstanding sexual assault charges at the time. Now convicted of abusing his daughters, he is serving a minimum of 37 years in prison. Kyle focuses his practice mainly on child sexual abuse and human trafficking cases. “Working on child sex abuse cases,” he said, “gives me the chance to make a difference in children’s lives by getting them the justice they deserve and by helping to make institutional changes to organizations’ behavior to prevent this type of abuse from happening to other children.” Kyle graduated cum laude from Georgetown University and from the Thomas R. Kline School of Law at Drexel University. Kyle’s mother, Debra Hammock-Nocho, who tipped MFS off about Kyle’s achievement, said that “MFS helped shape who he is today.”
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Alumni Weekend 2024: Alumni Awards Recipients and Retirees Highlight Dinner Among Friends
MFS community members were presented with awards at the Dinner Among Friends on Friday, May 3, kicking off Alumni Weekend 2024 festivities: Alice Stokes Paul 1901 Merit Award – Nathaniel R. Evans III, M.D., FACS, FCCP, ’94 Nate was recognized for his skills and...
Upper School Students Look to the Future at Career Day
Eleventh and twelfth grade students took advantage of the opportunity to network and learn much more about the professional world at the annual MFS Career Day yesterday. Alumni, parents, alumni parents, and friends of the school provided sessions in their areas of...
ABC News Anchor Linsey Davis ’95 Visits MFS for Book Signing
Linsey Davis ’95, ABC World News Tonight Anchor and five-time children’s book author, returned to campus on November 3 to share her most recent book, The Smallest Spot of the Dot, with the MFS community. The day included: an assembly with Lower School students,...