Mark Hanamirian on Blogger: The Last Three Stanley Cup Winners

Wednesday, February 12, 2020

The Last Three Stanley Cup Winners

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The recipient of a juris doctor degree from Temple University, Mark Hanamirian practiced law for nearly 30 years and was a founding partner at two Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based firms. Outside of his professional endeavors, Mark Hanamirian enjoys following sports such as football, baseball, and hockey.

The Stanley Cup has been awarded to the champions of the National Hockey League (NHL) since the 1917-2018 season. Below are the three most recent winners of the prestigious trophy:

1. St. Louis Blues (2019) - The Blues placed last in the NHL on January 3, 2019, but thanks in part to the performance of goaltender Jordan Binnington, the team finished second in the Central Division with 99 points and qualified for the playoffs. It defeated the Boston Bruins to win its first-ever Stanley Cup.

2. Washington Capitals (2018) - After a 105-point regular season, the Capitals defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Tampa Bay Lightning in the first three rounds of the playoffs. The team beat the Vegas Golden Knights 4-1 in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Final to win its first-ever Stanley Cup.

3. Pittsburgh Penguins (2017) - Pittsburgh won the Stanley Cup for the second consecutive year and third time in nine seasons in 2017. The team defeated the Nashville Predators in the Stanley Cup Final, while Evgeni Malkin led the team in playoff scoring with 28 points in 25 games.

About Mark Hanamirian

A recently retired attorney based in Philadelphia, Mark Hanamirian worked in the legal sector for more than 35 years, during which time he specialized in cases concerning medical malpractice, personal injury, workers' compensation, and social security and disability. As founding partner of The Hanamarian Firm, PC, Mark Hanamirian shifted its focus from insurance litigation defense to representing individuals in personal injury matters. He also volunteered at the Elder Justice and Civil Resource Center.

He is also a founding law partner of A. Arthur Hanamarian, PC, where he practiced from 1990 to 2007. He began his career in 1983 as an associate attorney at McEldrew, Hanamarian, Quinn & Scace. At that time, he primarily defended companies in products liability litigation, as well as hospitals and physicians in medical malpractice litigation. He earned both a juris doctor degree and bachelor's degree in economics from Temple University.

A member of the National Parks Conservation Association, he has visited numerous national parks in the US, and enjoys spending his free time running and cycling. He also regularly follows professional sports like football, hockey, and baseball.