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Kathleen Kane is one of the richest Lawyer from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Kathleen Kane's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Kane was born Kathleen Margaret Granahan, Kane was raised in the west of Scranton, Pennsylvania, where she went to West Scranton High School. Kane earned the Bachelor of Science diploma in International Studies at Scranton’s University of Scranton in 1988 as well as a J.D. at Temple University Law School in 1993.

Kane is an attorney with Post & Schell P.C. is an Philadelphia law firm prior to 1995, and was in charge of civil cases. Between 1995 and 2007 she was the assistant district attorney in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, where she handled hundreds of sexual abuse, elder violence as well as murder, assault public corruption, rape in addition to fraud trials. In 2007 Kane was employed by an attorney firm that was privately owned situated in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and was appointed to the Obama campaign in 2008. Hillary Clinton presidential campaign.

After the Inquirer story, Kane orchestrated a leak of confidential grand jury information about an investigation once run by Fina, one that she believed showed he had failed to aggressively pursue corruption allegations against the onetime head of the Philadelphia NAACP. In searching for information to discredit Fina, she discovered a trove of emails containing pornography and other offensive content that were exchanged among state prosecutors, defense lawyers, and judges – including two former Supreme Court justices. Porngate, as it came to be called, led to the retirements or resignations of more than a half-dozen high-profile public officials, including onetime Supreme Court Justices Seamus P. McCaffery and J. Michael Eakin. Kane said repeatedly that she believed her criminal case was “corruptly manufactured” by a club of “good ol’ boys” bent on preventing her from making those emails public – although many of them were eventually released.