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Pennsylvania - June, 2015

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• Indirect Buyers Decertified In Wellbutrin Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Naked Shorts Suit Gives High Court Chance To Curb States
• Contractor Says Costs Award Doesn't Rectify $127M Snub
• Pa. House OKs Pension Reform Bill Promising $10B Savings
• Criminal Defense Veteran Joins Greenblatt Pierce In Philly
• The Playful, Plainspoken Prose Of Justice Elena Kagan
• Justice Thomas Lets His Dissents Do The Talking
• Pennsylvania Legislature Passes Liquor Privatization Measure
• Anapol Schwartz Pushes For Sanctions Win Against Ex-Atty
• How Drug Cos. Can Minimize Risks Of 'Right To Try' Laws
• Your Advance Conflict Waiver May Be A Conflict Creator
• Why NJ May Win 3rd Circ. Sports Betting Case
• The 15 Biggest High Court Decisions Of The Past 15 Years
• High Court To Hear Merrill Lynch Naked Short Selling Suit
• Boutiques Wipe The Supreme Court Floor With BigLaw Rivals
• Supreme Court Ends Term Sharply Divided
• Justices Pen More Dissents To Show Votes Aren't Political
• Janssen Ignored Nerve Damage Risk Of Levaquin, Suit Claims
• Three Justices Trusted With Most Controversial Opinions
• Pa. House Votes To Kill Proposed Conventional Gas Well Rules
• Pa. Residents Lodge Suit Over Babcock Nuclear Facilities
• Amtrak Faces 1st Wrongful Death Suit After Philly Crash
• Pa. Justices Reinstate Atty After Unlicensed Del. Practice
• Top 15 High Court Class Action Rulings Of The Past 15 Years
• Pa. Building Code Review Process Illegal, Enviro Group Says
• Corporate Attys Want More High Court Action After Slow Term
• Schnader Adds 2 Ex-Obermeyer Complex Litigation Attys
• Texting With An Informant: Lessons From Pa. Wiretap Ruling
• Midpoint 2015: What To Expect From State AGs
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Isn't Last Word On Noncash Pay-For-Delay
• BNY Mellon Pushes To Dismiss Reservist's Foreclosure Suit
• Provigil Buyers Ask Judge To Reconsider Class Cert. Denial
• Dechert Elects New CEO In Leadership Change
• AbbVie Fights FTC's Quick Appeal Bid In Pay-For-Delay Case
• Judge To Mull Philly Class Settlement Over Forfeiture Program
• Drone Co. Pushes For $1.7M Attys' Fees In 'Exceptional' Suit
• CNX Coal Slashes IPO Expectations To $120M
• Philly Points To Standing When Fighting Class Actions
• 3rd Circ. Says Cash Not Key For Pay-For-Delay Suits
• The Top 3 New Do's And Don'ts For Law Firm Websites
• ACA Subsidies On Rock-Solid Ground After High Court Win
• Pa. Justices Urged To Affirm $2.4M Award To PPL Contractor
• Porn Industry Says Record-Keeping Ruling Bucks High Court
• Radnor Exec Urges 3rd Circ. To Kill Skadden's $4M Fee Award
• Zoloft Plaintiffs Want Pfizer Expert Booted For Retractions
• Pa. Supreme Court Boots $18M Safeway Lease Row
• $1M Atty Sanction Sets Dangerous Precedent, Pa. Court Told
• NYPD Says 2nd Circ. Case Shouldn't Guide Muslim Spying Suit
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Castle Rock, HFZ, Samuels
• 3 Legal Threats Still Clouding ACA's Future
• Send Your Reservation Of Rights To The Right Person
• Supreme Court Hands Obama Another Victory On ACA
• Pharmacies, Patients Ask 3rd Circ. For Fees In ERISA Case
• The 25 Law Firms GCs Recommend To Their Friends
• Pa. House Panel OKs Judge Impeachment Effort
• Pa. Rep's Son Levels New Misconduct Charges Against Feds
• Amtrak Derailment Victims Push For Philly MDL
• Ex-Anapol Atty Says Docs Back Up His Claims In Gay Bias Suit
• Kirkland Fights DQ Recommendation In Teva Takeover Bid
• Pa. Man Charged With Running Illegal Payday Loan Operation
• Pa. House Committee Approves Union Transparency Bills
• The Global Hot Spots Of 2015
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2015
• The 5 Firms That Made The Biggest Global Gains
• Ambitious Global Firms Must Have Roots In These Cities
• Ballard Spahr Adds Privacy, Data Security Atty In Philly
• Hagens Berman, Grunenthal To Settle Time-Barred Suits
• Sheller Can't Show Injury In Risperdal Fight, FDA Says
• Gas Royalty Protection Effort Revived In Pa. House
• Pa. Plaintiff Rejects Tribal Loan Manager's Fee Request
• Judge Affirms Ex-Pa. Gov's Immunity Over Acts As AG
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Reed Smith
• Ex-PSU Coach To Be Deposed In Sandusky Coverage Row
• Lawyers, Ex-Pa. Justice Sue Philly Over Tax Board Salaries
• US Chamber Asks 3rd Circ. To Let Congress Mull Web Privacy
• Pa. House OKs Corporate Tax Amendment Reform Bill
• Abbott Accused Of Withholding Docs In Whistleblower Suit
• 3rd Circ. Demands Guatemalans' Return Just After Deportation
• Pa. Bill Promoting Mine Water Use In Fracking Advances
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vantage Energy, Nielsen, Uber
• High Court Won't Hear Ford Truck Dealers' Contract Appeal
• AbbVie Fights FTC Discovery Expansion In Pay-For-Delay Suit
• 3rd Circ. Revives Ex-Hospital Worker's FMLA Claims
• Anapol, Raynes Say Trial Testimony Kills Gay Bias Suit
• Best Practices For Avoiding Spoliation
• Sausage Maker Asks 3rd Circ. To Revive Insurance Row
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Pepper Hamilton
• Gas Group Asks Pa. High Court To Enforce Drilling Decision
• Justices Urged Not To Take $2.7M Railway Seat Suit
• Pa. Appeals Court Urged To Uphold $1M Atty Sanction
• MDL Judge Urged To Move Ethicon, Bard Mesh Suits To Philly
• Cushman & Wakefield Sues Client In $27M Philly Project Suit
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Saul Ewing
• Morgan Lewis Fires Back In Philly Newspaper Billing Row
• Energy Corp. Can't Shake Verdict In Gas Royalties Fight
• Pa. AG Charges Water Plant Boss With Environmental Crimes
• Pa. High Court Accepts Suspended Atty's Resignation
• Philly Mayor Signs Measure OKing $325M Mall Redevelopment
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Morgan Lewis
• NAACP Urges 3rd Circ. To Uphold Advertising Rights
• Clean Power Plan Wins A Battle, But Has It Won The War?
• 3rd Circ. Urged To OK Landlord's ShopRite Monopoly Claims
• Klehr Harrison Nabs Ex-Morgan Lewis Labor, Employment Atty
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revive Benihana Foreign Trademark Row
• Judge OKs $1.2B Cephalon Deal In FTC Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Pa. High Court Spurns $16M Toyota Rental Crash Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: T-Mobile, Tujia.com, EBay
• Dilworth Paxson Lands Prominent Pa. Prosecutor
• Pa. Justices To Mull Release Of PPL Inquiry Documents
• Philly Firm Refused 2nd Go At Fees In Atty Discipline Row
• Pa. Construction Co. Execs Charged In $19M Highway Scam
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Duane Morris
• NCAA Slams Paterno Family's Move To Grab Defamation Win
• Interior Designer Pleads Guilty In $3M UPenn Hotel Fraud
• Pa. Reps Renew Merit Selection Push For Appellate Judges
• Pa. Plastics Worker Hits Smiths Group With Toxic Tort Suit
• 3rd Circ. Reiterates ERISA Allows 'Catalyst Theory' Fees
• Range Resources Dodges Pa. Fracking Contamination Claims
• U-Haul Faces Wrongful Death Suit Over Food Truck Blast
• Range Slapped With $8.9M Penalty Over Fracking Leaks In Pa.
• Pa. Internet Gaming Bill Goes Beyond Internet Gaming
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Buchanan Ingersoll
• Stradley Ronon Says Santander's Claims Can't Top $15M
• Gov't Work Isn't Covered By Pa. Contractor Law, Justices Say
• States' ACA Backups OK'd As High Court Readies Ruling
• REBUTTAL: The Finality Of A Final Removal Order
• J&J Attys, Witnesses Can't Reveal Own Tylenol Use: Plaintiffs
• Cohen Seglias Merges With Thaler Liebeler Amid DC Launch
• Plaintiffs Say Expert Overcomes Objections In Zoloft MDL
• Anchor Who Said N-Word Wasn't Fired Over Race, Jury Says
• Judge Pokes Holes In Sanctions Bid Against Dunkin' Donuts
• Allergan Seeks 3rd Circ. Take On 'Critical' FCA Questions
• Pa. Atty Sues Klehr Harrison Over Hospital Management Suit
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Blank Rome
• Pa. Rep. Launches Impeachment Proceedings Against Judge
• EPA Fracking Report Finds State-Based Solutions Are Best
• 3rd Circ. Axes Bad Faith Verdict Against Allstate
• Merrill Lynch Blasted For High Court Bid In Short-Selling Suit
• Drone Gets $4M, Not $17.3M, For Future Damages Of Patents
• Pa. Powerhouses Adapt And Thrive Amid Fierce Competition
• Pa. Zoloft Verdict Dims Plaintiffs' Hopes In MDL Expert Row
• Union Boss Seeks High Court Review To Get Affidavit Sealed
• ArcelorMittal's Plant Emits Noxious Odors, Class Says
• Pfizer Fights To Keep Expert In Zoloft Birth Defect MDL
• Pulling Up Stakes: Nelson Mullins, K&L Gates
• Ex-Anapol Atty Wants Firm Sanctioned For 'Made Up' Defense
• Cohen & Grigsby Adds 2 Business Services Partners In Pa.
• Student-Athletes Fight NCAA's Dismissal Bid In FLSA Row
• 3rd Circ. Continues To Expand FDCPA Scope
• Insurer Aims To Drop Atty Accused Of $2.6M Fraud
• Pa. Judge Stands By Asbestos Ruling Favoring Policyholders
• Provigil Antitrust Cert. Bid Doomed By Inability To ID Class
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Rehear Ex-Law Clerk's Fraud Claims
• IGate Shareholders Sue To Block $4B Cap Gemini Merger
• Dechert Sued By Bottle Maker Over Ch. 11 Exec. Pay
• Philly Hotel Workers Plead Guilty In $3M Fraud Of UPenn
• Ex-Pa. Judge Who Copped To Fixing DUI Case Faces Discipline
• Convicted Pa. Traffic Court Judge Faces More Discipline
• Philly Jury Clears Pfizer In 2nd Zoloft Birth Defect Case
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Disbarred Atty's Bankruptcy
• Pa. High Court Clarifies Employer Liability Exclusions
• Ruling Upheld In Mohegan Sun Valet DUI Liability Case
• Ex-Pittsburgh Bank Exec To Appeal Embezzlement Conviction
• 3rd Circ. Nominee Edges Closer To Long-Vacant Seat
• Stream Energy Sued For Charging Deceptively High Rates
• Pa. Gas Drillers Paid $223.5M In Impact Fees Last Year
• Pa. Lawmaker Looks To Expand Nonprofits' Gambling Options
• Split Pa. Court Reinstates Open Records Chief
• Zoloft Birth Defect Case Heads To Philly Jury
• Teva Trades Kirkland For Sullivan & Cromwell In Mylan Bid
• Amtrak Engineer Wasn't On Phone During Philly Crash: NTSB
• OPINION: Deceptive Semantics And The Amnesty Debate
• Tariff Compliance Not Enough For FERC In Powhatan Case
• A 5-Point Plan To Save Our Juries
• Judge Recommends Blocking Kirkland From Repping Teva
• Football Helmet Testing Spat Should Go To Jury, Plaintiff Says
• Freeh Subpoena Quashed In Sandusky Coverage Fight
• Energy Transfer Partners Unveils $1.5B Pipeline, Plant Plans
• Ex-3rd Circ. Judge Rips Complacency On Race Inequity
• Amended Tax Report Isn't Refund Request, Pa. Court Rules
• Kessler Topaz Nabs Whistleblower Pro From Motley Rice
• Enviro Groups Want Separate Hearings For Pa.-NJ Pipeline
• Implied Warranty Of Noninfringement Depends On State
• Pa. Attys Suspended After Bank Fraud Convictions
• Health Care, Utility Providers Request TCPA Exemptions
• Paterno Family Says Weak NCAA Denials Merit Defamation Win
• Mom Says She'd Have Stopped Zoloft If Warned Of Risks
• Pa. Rep. Resigns After Guilty Plea In State Corruption Probe
• The 'Pennsylvania Solution' To The Fracking Boom
• 4 Legislative Efforts To Watch As Pa. Tackles Shale Boom
• FTC Asks For Quick Appeal Of AbbVie Pay-For-Delay Defeat
• Pa. Insurer Says Delay Won't Affect $300M Class Action Case
• Tech-Focused PE Firm Raises $283M For Buyout Fund
• Where Pay-For-Delay Stands 2 Years After Actavis
• Physics Prof Pleads Not Guilty To Giving China Tech Secrets
• Ex-Bank Head Gets 12 Years, $10M Fine For Embezzlement
• Zoloft Caused Baby's Heart Defect, Expert Tells Philly Jury
• Merck Whistleblowers Demand More Info On Mumps Vaccine
• Ex-IEAM VP Not Covered For Stock Scheme, 3rd Circ. Affirms
• Pa. Sen. Energy Boss Wary Of Wolf's Support For Drilling
• Claims-Made Policies And The Notice-Prejudice Rule
• Sunoco Seeks To Add New Pipeline To $2.5B Pa. Project
• CR Bard Gets Mesh Implant Suit Trimmed
• Pa. Senate Bill Encourages Mine Wastewater Use In Fracking
• Pittsburgh Penguins Owners Exploring Sale Of NHL Club
• Clark Hill Snags Team Of 3 Labor Attys From Dilworth Paxson
• Disbarred Pa. Judge Makes Bid to Regain Law License
• Several Former Players Drop Out Of NFL Head Injury Suit
• Restrepo To Have 3rd Circ. Nomination Hearing Next Week
• Duane Morris Brings Back Corporate Law Pro In Philly
• McDonald's Evades Suit Over Slip-And-Fall At Pa. Franchise
• 4 Insurance Battlegrounds To Watch In Pennsylvania
• Cephalon Must Face Most Of FCA Off-Label Marketing Suit
• Pepper Hamilton Shakes DQ Bid In Utility Co. Buyout Row
• Freeh Says Atty Privilege Bars Insurer's Sandusky Subpoena
• Klehr Harrison Asks Pa. Judge To Nix $20M Malpractice Suit
• Insurer Wants Dietz & Watson Held In Contempt Over Docs
• Pa. Senate OKs Gov.'s DEP Pick With Little Dissent
• Pa. Senate Panel OKs Bill Capping Nursing Home Punitives
• 3rd Circ. Paves Way For Rising Structured Dismissal Use
• Freeh Gets Out-Of-County Judge In Ex-Penn State Prez's Suit
• Hagens Berman Loses 3rd Circ. Bid To Halt GSK Case Probe
• Pa. Braces For Possible Loss Of ACA Exchange At High Court
• Pa. Court Revives Appeal Of DEP Well Permit Ruling
• Railroad CEO Hints At Challenge To Crude Oil Transport Rules
• Health Plans Lose Provigil Pay-For-Delay Class Cert Bid
• Pfizer Came Up Short On Zoloft Warnings, Expert Says
• Jim Thorpe's Tribe Says 3rd Circ. Rewrote Remains Law
• Sept. Trial Set For Pa. Lawmaker's Son After Appeal Fails
• NTSB Finds No Mechanical Issues In Amtrak Crash Probe
• Pa. Dems Push Wolf's Fracking Tax Plan After Rate Warnings
• LabMD Blasts Tiversa's Bid To Shake Suit Over FTC Action
• Pa. County Says AT&T, Others Ducked $41M In 911 Fees
• Rail Officials Grilled On Safety In Wake Of Amtrak Crash
• McDonald's Payroll Cards Broke Pa. Wage Law, Judge Says
• Pa. Senate Panel Moves Wolf's DEP Pick Without Endorsement
• Travelers Can't Block Evidence In $120M Asbestos Row
• Sheller Tries To Stop FDA Bid To End Risperdal Doc Suit
• Chevron Fined Nearly $1M Over Fatal Gas Well Fire
• Workers Comp Co. Sues UPMC For Anti-Competitive Tactics
• Nelson Brown Appears Sunk After Last Name Partner Departs
• Gordon & Rees Adds Ex-Ogletree Atty To Philly Office
• Zoloft Caused Heart Defects In Newborn, Philly Jury Hears
• State Farm Hit With Sanctions For Hiding Video Evidence
• Workers Can't Sue Hospital For Data Breach, Pa. Judge Says