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Pennsylvania - August, 2019

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• Google Deal's Setbacks Renew Doubts On Cy Pres Awards
• 4 Key Insurance Rulings You May Have Missed This Summer
• Chimicles Schwartz, Zuckerman Get $4M Fees In Cigna Suit
• Exotic Dancers Keep $4.6M Wage Suit Win At 3rd Circ.
• Venezuela Warns Against Rushing Its Crystallex Award Appeal
• Pa. Sports Bar Not Busy Enough To Hire H-2B Staff, DOL Says
• City, State CEO Pay Laws: A Patchwork Approach
• New Best Practices Under E-Discovery Spoliation Rule
• Pa. AG Can Bring Parallel Navient Claims, CFPB Tells 3rd Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Reinstates Injured NJ Transit Worker's $824K Award
• Contractor Agrees To Settle DOJ's Tricare Fraud Claims
• Bankrupt Philly Hospital Owner Says Sale Complies With Law
• Jets Fan Can't Revive Suit At 3rd Circ. Over Ticket Policy
• 3rd Circ. Says 'Nominal' Jury Award Can't Influence Punitives
• Pa. Regulator Fines Sunoco $319K Over Pipeline Issues
• Retailers Want Giant Eagle To Pay Back Fuel Subsidies
• How Law Firms Can Create Content Decision Makers Will Read
• Bankrupt OneJet's Ticketing Software To Be Auctioned In Dec.
• AGs Say New Apprentice Rule Won't Protect Workers
• Investors Say Pa. Firm Was Asleep At Switch In Fraud Scheme
• University Of Del. Must Face Bias Claim, 3rd Circ. Says
• Claims Trimmed From Penn State Frat Party Hazing Death Suit
• Pa. Rehab Center CEO Cops To Insurance Fraud Scheme
• Trump's Latest Noms Include Jones Day, Jenner & Block Attys
• Cabinet Biz Partner Falsified Status, Filched Cash, Suit Says
• Outside Orgs Urge FCC To Revive BeIN Soccer Carriage Spat
• EdgeMarc Energy Gets OK For $50M Ohio Asset Sale In Ch. 11
• Breakaway Pa. Union Sues AFL-CIO To Recover Dues, Books
• Litigation Over 'Public Charge' Rule Mounts With 6th Suit
• Cintas To Shell Out Nearly $650K To End Bias Claims
• Hedge Fund Manager Accused Of $100M Investment Scheme
• Amazon Challenges Seller Liability Ruling Amid 3rd Circ. Case
• Jani-King Ends Cleaning Workers' Wage Suit With $3.7M Deal
• Bernstein, Robbins, Others Vie For Lead In EQT Deal Suit
• Deloitte Dodged Adelphia Collapse Suit Too Soon, Judge Hints
• Cryptocurrency Presents Puzzle For Unclaimed Property Laws
• Penn State Coach Pressured Doc To Clear Players, Suit Says
• AGs, Carriers' Cooperation Won't Stem Robocall Litigation
• Pa. Panel Upholds Zoning Approvals For Sunoco Pipeline
• 5 Firms Vie For Lead In Latest Teva Investor Suit
• Pa. Justices Urged To OK Venue In $12.5M J&J Mesh Litigation
• 20 State AGs Challenge Trump Rule To Detain Migrant Kids
• Sprinkler Co. Can't Dodge $10.6M Suit Over Fire Coverage
• Using Clawback Provisions For Employee Incentive Pay
• US Steel Owes Up To $50M For Post-Fire Pollution, Suit Says
• The Growing Trend Of State Transfer Pricing Scrutiny
• AECOM Sued Over Deadly Gas Leak At Pa. Power Plant
• Kindred Health Says FCA Understaffing Claims Lack Backing
• Unilever Cuts Deal With Rose Acre Farms In Egg MDL
• Driller's Inaction Voided Gas Lease Rights, Pa. Panel Rules
• USI Suit Claiming Spilled Secrets Can't Fly In Pa., Insurer Says
• Pittsburgh Paper Could Nix Insurance Hikes, NLRB Says
• 3rd Circ. Agrees To En Banc Review In Amazon Liability Suit
• Crafting Motions To Seal After 3rd Circ. Avandia Decision
• Ex-Vanguard Worker Gets 4 Years For Mail Fraud Scheme
• Mylan Partially Beats Amgen Neulasta Biosimilar Claims
• Ex-NFL Player Sidesteps Concussion Deal Appeal, For Now
• Philadelphia Controller Dodges Political Firing Suit
• Pa. Brewery Settles Claim It Misused Liquor License, Zoning
• 3rd Circ. Delivers FedEx A Victory In Retaliation Suit
• Philly School District Didn't Get To Show Evidence, Panel Says
• 3rd Circ. Revives Firing Suit Against Rehab Center Operator
• 3rd Circ. Won't Stay Enforcement Of Penn ERISA Case Revival
• Pa. Courts Can't 'Quadruple' Damages For Consumer Fraud
• Buck Rogers Judge Won't Cancel IP Settlement
• New Clarity On Expert Testimony In Pa. State Courts
• AGs, Carriers Unite To Trace And Block Robocalls
• Pa. Justices Snub Appeal Of $2M J&J Pelvic Mesh Award
• NFL Concussion Audits Are Valid, Judge Says
• Toll Bros. Can't Arbitrate Suits From Secondary Homebuyers
• 3rd Circ. Says Atty Isn't Liable For Husband's Malpractice
• Fast Hearing Set On $1.3B Philly Refinery Insurance Suit
• NJ Transit Must Face Injury Suit Under New Law: 3rd Circ.
• Pa. DEP Yanks Local Group's Pipeline Oversight Powers
• NLRB Top Cop's 'Scabby' Fears Are 'Ridiculous,' Union Says
• Philly Judge's Alleged Mean Streak Leads To Ethics Charges
• Litigation Finance Can And Should Protect Its Reputation
• Consol Energy Wants Ex-Prez Sanctioned Over Damages Math
• Increased DIP Cash Rescues Philly Hospitals' Ch. 11 Case
• Sanctions Sought Over Disclosure In Pa. Nursing Home Row
• College's Actions Created Duty To Athletes, Pa. Justices Say
• Pa. Justices Say State Has Final Say Over Utility Lines
• Gov't Wants FCA Claims Against UnitedHealth Unit Tossed
• Philly Hospital Ch. 11 Case In Danger As Judge Questions DIP
• 3rd Circ. Revives Ex-Pipeline Worker's Overtime Pay Suit
• $54M Ponzi Scheme's Architect Gets 22-Year Sentence
• Liberty Mutual Beats Suit Over Injured Worker's $3.8M Deal
• 3rd Circ. Says Some Bonuses May Be Left Out Of OT Rates
• 3rd Circ. Gives Town New Chance On Abortion Clinic Buffer
• Mushroom Antitrust MDL Deals Totaling $34M Get Initial OK
• Casino Cameras Need To Record Cellphones, Pa. Court Told
• Philly Injection Site's Head Defends Facility's Legality
• Seeger Swats Away NFL Concussion Fee Objection Again
• Philly Hospital Ch. 11 Progress Threatened By DIP Dispute
• UHS Directors Escape Derivative Suit Over Billing Practices
• States Push 1st Circ. To Revive Suit Over EPA 'Expert Purge'
• LabMD Sanctioned Over Tiversa Defamation Deposition
• Crisis Messaging To Protect Law Firm Brand And Bottom Line
• Trump Taps Embattled Lender's Exec As Student Loan Monitor
• US Trustee Claims Kirkland Conflicts In Philly Refinery Ch. 11
• Lowball Clergy Abuse Payouts Have Attys Mulling Civil Suits
• Hershey Says It Can Beat Twizzlers Health Effect Suit
• Billy Casper Golf Co. Suit Seeks To Recoup Management Fee
• 4 States, DC Challenge Trump Immigration Rule On Public Aid
• Contractor Launches $20M Suit Over Philly Hotel Tower Plans
• Feds Fight Release Of CMS Docs In UnitedHealth FCA Suit
• Calif. Emissions Agreement A Model For State-Industry Deals
• Ohio's Payday Lending Regs May Inform Other State Efforts
• Feds Pulling For Comcast In High Court Racial Bias Battle
• Weirton Hospital Gets Manager's Audit Suit Moved To W.Va.
• 3rd Circ. Revives Suit Slamming ICE Immigration Sting
• Drugmakers Can't Ax MDL's 'Overarching Conspiracy' Claims
• Billing Co. For Bankrupt Hospital Says Pay Us Or We Want Out
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Atlantic Sunrise Water Permit
• Damages Cut Again For Ex-PPG Scientist Who Sought Retrial
• Pa. Justices To Mull Which Damages Can Be Retried
• PF Chang's Can't Shake Tipped Servers' FLSA Suit
• 22 AGs Urge Trump Admin. To Withdraw Rule Limiting Asylum
• US Court Sets Bahamas Law Role In Gambling Magnate's Row
• Debt Collector For Capital One Accounts Hit With FDCPA Suit
• What You Should Know About Courtroom Closures
• Biz Groups Back Comcast In High Court Race-Bias Battle
• Pa. Justices Could Shift State's Consumer Litigation
• Marijuana Co. Exec Banned From Trading Penny Stocks
• Teva, AbbVie Face Certified Class Over Niaspan Pay-For-Delay
• First Shots Fired In Seeger Weiss Concussion Fee Appeal
• Debt Collector Sued For Lacking Pa. License To Seek Interest
• Latest 2nd Circ. Pick Is Trump Aide, Ex-Kirkland Partner
• Knorr Settles With Workers In Railroad No-Poach Suit
• Tenet Asks To Bar Suit From Center City Healthcare Hearing
• Pa. Diocese Says It Has Paid Out $12M To Sex Abuse Victims
• NJ College Must Pay Atty Fees In Records Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• Eli Lilly Unit Sues Alzheimer's Institute For IP 'Conspiracy'
• Motorists' 3rd Circ. Bid To Revive Pa. Tolls Suit Hits The Skids
• Risperdal Patient Slams J&J's Bid To Dodge Damages Trial
• Atty Wants Jury Trial On Whether Ex-Partner Withheld Fees
• 3 Marshall Dennehey Debt-Act Defenders Join Gordon & Rees
• Blue Cross Looks To Duck Heart Monitor Co.'s Revived Suit
• 3rd Circ. To Review Class Cert. In Wawa ESOP Suit
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Seaweed Scientist's Odyssey
• Ex-Duane Morris Lobbyist Faces Embezzlement Charges
• Blue States Join Fight Against Trump's Power Plant Rule
• Ex-NFLer's Settlement Put On Ice In Funder Repayment Row
• LifeCare Gets Nod For $34M Ch. 11 Hospital Sale
• 3rd Circ. Says QR Codes On Debt Letters Violate Law
• States, Tribes Get $109M To Implement Next Generation Of 911
• Feds Botched FDCPA Time Limit Rule, Justices Told
• 3rd Circ. Halts Green Card Holder's Removal For Heroin Sale
• Tucker Arensberg Can't Slip Suit Over Pa. Oil Property
• Stress From First Firing Trial Can't Factor In Retrial, PPG Says
• Pa. Voters Want Tax Overhaul, Natural Gas Tax, Poll Says
• Shook Hardy Opens Boston Office, Adds 4 Philly Attys
• Cities, States Ask To Defend Counting Immigrants In Census
• 3rd Circ. Revives FCA Claims Against NJ Tutoring Co.
• 3rd Circ. Revives Pa. Takings Case Following Justices' Ruling
• Pa. Firm Settles Claims It Inflated Rep With Fake Reviews
• Mushroom Farm Wants Out Of Winn-Dixie Price-Fixing Suit
• Comcast, AT&T Get Sought T-Mobile/Sprint Info Locks
• Ex-NBA Ref's Insurance Fraud Case Is No Slam Dunk
• Court OKs $65.8M Deal In Cephalon Pay-For-Delay Suit
• States, Feds Fire Last Arrows In Association Health Plan Row
• Top Hospitals' $55M Joint Bid Wins Hahnemann Ch. 11 Sale
• Pa. Enviro Group Scores Win In Fight Over LNG Facility Info
• 3rd Circ. Decision Limits Liability Of Board Observers
• How States Are Attending To Medical Balance Billing
• Comcast Wants Justices To Fix 9th Circ. Standard In Bias Suit
• Spurned Bidder Says It Can 'Save' Bankrupt Philly Hospital
• Pa. Constables Charged Over Sunoco Pipeline Security Work
• Comcast, AT&T Call Info Locks In Sprint-T-Mobile Too Narrow
• Med Device Co. Settles FCA Trade Violation Claims For $3.3M
• Pastor Triumphs Over Pa. Church Congregants' ERISA Suit
• Disney Marketing Gives Pa. Courts Jurisdiction, Couple Says
• Kirkland, Lauletta Birnbaum Guide $1.6B IPipeline Sale
• $1.3B Insurance Fight Brewing In Philadelphia Refinery Ch. 11
• Clients Benefit From Law Firm Expense Growth
• Marketing Firm Says Comcast Link Puts Pitt Row In Pa. Court
• Cozen Can't Escape Suit Over Ex-Partner's Philly Project Role
• SEC Wants Marijuana Co. Exec Banned From Trading Stocks
• State AGs Push Streamers To Curb Tobacco Imagery
• Hail Mary Appeal Could Expose Cracks In NFL Settlement
• GNC Inks $6M 'Phantom Markdown' Online Shopping Deal
• Hyundai Gets Green Light To End 'Smart Trunk' False Ad Suit
• Pa. Appeals Court Hints At Backing $70M Risperdal Verdict
• Changing Ethics Rules Is Key To Law Firm Innovation
• 3rd Circ. Backs NLRB In NJ Health Facility Union Fight
• Landmark Challenge In NFL Concussion Case Halted, For Now
• 3rd Circ. Axes Bid To Fine 'De Facto' ERISA Plan Admin
• 3rd Circ. Scraps $5.5M Google Privacy Settlement
• Creditors Say Ch. 11 Loan Shorts Philly Hospital Patients
• Leased Access Flouts First Amendment, Cable Orgs Tell FCC
• National Coordinating Counsel: Key To Virtual Mass Tort Team
• Ex-Citi Exec Doesn't Have To Arbitrate SOX Claim: 3rd Circ.
• US Steel Sued Over Failed Initiatives, Officers' Cashout
• The Eminent Domain Consequences Of Knick Ruling
• Restaurant Owner Says Atty Lied About Pa. Bar Admission
• Employers Face Expanded Time Limits For Sex Abuse Suits
• Seeger Weiss Adds Fraud Pro As Firm Eyes Philly Expansion
• 3rd Circ. Continues Momentive Trend For Secured Creditors
• Unprecedented Agency Divergence On Antitrust Enforcement
• 'McDonnell' Can't Change Official's Conviction, 3rd Circ. Says
• States Decry EPA's 'Attack' On Impartial Science At 1st Circ.
• State Officials Fight Plan To Roll Back ACA Trans Protections
• Pa. Woman Wants Court To Decide If Crash Was Job-Related
• 3rd Circ. Revives Rental Car Coverage Class Action
• Cooperation Lets Pharma IT Pro Duck Jail In $94M Theft Case
• Gordon & Rees Partner Joins Holland & Knight In Philadelphia
• Judging A Book: Castillo Reviews 'Raising The Bar'
• Pa. Can't Stop Bridge Agency From Using Elevators
• Dissecting The Inherent Tension In Today's TCPA Landscape
• Pa. Court Affirms $750K Award In Trucking Co. Crash
• NFL Gets Quick Win In Eagles Player's Suit Over Drug Ban
• What You Need To Know About Trump's 13 New Judges
• Creditors Flag Proposed Hires In Philly Hospitals' Ch. 11
• Gaming Industry Pro Joins Blank Rome In Pa., NJ
• $625M Peroxide Merger May Hurt Competition, FTC Says
• Drill Rig Maker Reaches Deal With Creditors, Lenders On DIP
• Pa. Justices Snub Appeal Over $2.5M Risperdal Verdict
• Phillies Sue To Stop Mascot From Becoming 'Free Agent'
• Competitor Poached COO, Investigator, Detective Firm Says
• Philly City Worker Denied $360K Atty Fees On $1 Award
• New State Data Protection Laws Focus On Biometrics
• Kraft Heinz Wants ERISA Suit Over Stock Price Sent To Ill.
• Ex-NFL Star Must Arbitrate Turf Injury: Texas Appeals Court
• False Sanction Violation Claim Can't Support Defamation Suit
• Wawa Wraps Up Asst. Managers' Unpaid OT Suit For $1.4M
• 3rd Circ. To Review Cert. Denial For Sleepy's Drivers
• Info-Sharing Protocol Takes Shape In Sprint, T-Mobile Case
• Cozen O'Connor Joins Forces With Calif. Employment Firm
• Contractor Sues Over Unpaid Pa. Highline Project Work
• Ex-Philly Sheriff Gets 5 Years In Contractor Kickback Scheme
• A Welcome Turning Of The Tide On State Preemption Of Cities
• 3rd Circ. Takes Caesars Off The Hook For Pension Liability
• 3rd Circ. Holds NJ Contractor In Contempt Over $412K Fine
• 3rd Circ. Rules Banana Costume Is Copyrighted
• Miami Attorney Disbarred For Aiding In $1M QVC Theft