Pennsylvania Archive » December, 2019

Pennsylvania - December, 2019

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• Hottest Legal Industry Guest Topics Of 2019
• Feds Assert 5G, Rural Needs Over AGs' T-Mobile/Sprint Row
• Highmark Settles Insurance Buyers' Antitrust Suit For $7.5M
• Top 5 International Arbitration Decisions Of 2019
• Pa. Seeks OK For 1st Settlement In Think Finance Case
• Recent Cases Offer Clues To Successful Trade Secret Claims
• Wawa Data Breach Exposed Credit, Debit Card Numbers
• Crystallex Tells Venezuela To Hurry Up In $1.4B Award Fight
• Top 10 Whistleblowing And Retaliation Events Of The Year
• Law360's Tort Report: Live Nation Hit With $101M Injury Award
• 3rd Circ. OKs Nonconsensual Ch. 11 Liability Releases
• Pa. Judge Claims Sprint Store's 'Free' Phones Weren't
• Poetic Justice: How Judges Got Creative In 2019
• The Most Notable Personal Injury And Med Mal Cases Of 2019
• Health Hires: Goodwin, Manatt, Garfunkel Wild
• Top 10 Copyright Rulings Of 2019
• Top State & Local Tax Cases Of 2019
• Biggest Energy Decisions Of 2019
• Patron Paralyzed In Beating Sues McDonald's Over Security
• Sens. OK 12 New Judges, Including 2 First Picked By Obama
• Gas Producer Arsenal Resources Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan
• The Biggest Pennsylvania Cases Of 2019
• FERC Targets State Clean Energy Subsidies With Market Order
• The Biggest Environmental Decisions Of 2019
• Top State & Local Tax Policies Of 2019
• The Top Product Liability Cases Of 2019
• Latest Daubert Cases, Econ Studies Hold IP Damages Lessons
• The Biggest Transportation Rulings Of 2019
• Top State & Local Tax Regs Of 2019
• Pa. Town Can't Dodge Verizon Claim Under 100-Year-Old Deal
• 5 Trends That Rocked The Legal Industry In 2019
• Blank Rome Says Andrus Wagstaff Owes Pelvic Mesh Fees
• Yankees Tattoo Nixes Ex-Gang Member's Removal At 3rd Circ.
• GAO Says Winning Co. Didn't Lie To Defense Agency
• States Slam Dish At Merger Trial For Past Failings, Dealings
• Longtime GOP Aide OK'd For Pa. Commonwealth Court Seat
• Pa. Advances Emissions Limits For Oil And Gas Infrastructure
• Fans Must Manage Expectations After 9th Circ. Pacquiao Case
• Key Trade Secrets Developments Of 2019: Part 1
• Without Expert, Drillers' OT Claims For Donning Gear Fizzle
• UPenn Says Justices' Input 'Urgently Needed' In ERISA Case
• Memorabilia Sellers Must Face NFL Player Poaching Claims
• Fox Rothschild Fires Atty At Center Of Graphic Sex Bias Suit
• New Details Released In Cap-And-Invest Transportation Plan
• Dish CEO Touts His Co.'s Sweet Deal At T-Mobile/Sprint Trial
• 3rd. Circ. Reverses GSK Win In Avandia Marketing Suit
• Faegre Baker, Drinker Biddle Vote To Merge Feb. 1
• Impax Can't Use 'Unrelated Benefits,' AGs Tell 5th Circ.
• Sacklers Withdrew $10B From Purdue, Bankruptcy Probe Says
• Pittsburgh Sets March Start For Paid Sick Leave Law
• Judging A Book: Hinojosa Reviews 'Crimes And Punishments'
• Banks Settle Fannie, Freddie Bond Price-Fix Suits For $337M
• Pa. Justices Say Defunct Insurer Can Face Coverage Claim
• 'Locality Lawsuits' Threaten The Civil Justice System
• Fox Reporter Had Drug Pipe In Sprint/T-Mobile Trial Courtroom
• New Pa. Voting Machines Vulnerable To Hacking, Groups Say
• Roche-Spark $4.8B Merger Clears US, UK Regulatory Hurdles
• Liberty Property Trust Omitted Key Numbers, Investor Claims
• Developer Says Surveyors Erroneously Quadrupled Lot Size
• Embattled NFL Concussion Atty Wants Liens On 5 Players
• High Court FDCPA Ruling May Affect Other Laws' Time Limits
• Wells Fargo Settles Philly Loan Bias Claims For $10M
• Motorists Ask Justices To Revive Pa. Excessive-Tolls Claims
• Judges Cannot Rehabilitate Offenders With Extra Prison Time
• Judge Asks If T-Mobile Will Be 'Maverick' Or 'One Of The Boys'
• NJ Business Relocation Grants Are Tax-Exempt, 3rd Circ. Told
• Judge Hints At Rejecting FTC Bid To Block Chemical Deal
• Orbitz, Expedia Settle With Pa. AG Over Data Breach
• Endo's $82.5M Deal In Suit Over Opioid Drug Gets Final OK
• Ex-Pond Lehocky Partner Wants Court To Stop 'Client Theft'
• 3rd Circ. Finds Contractor Gave Up Appeal Of Ch. 11 Ruling
• Shareholder Committee Nixed In RAIT Funding Ch. 11 Case
• Grocer Says Opioid Defense Is 'Loss' Covered By Insurance
• 2020 Will Be A Year Of Decision For States
• Flashy T-Mobile CEO Touts 'Supercharged' Merger With Sprint
• Pa. Law Firm Wants To Arbitrate 'Shameless' Partnership Row
• Pa. AG, Temple Reach Deal On Online MBA Rating Inflation
• 3rd Circ. Pushed To Boot Judge From Her Ex-Clerk's Case
• Weil's $17.7M Legal Bill In Ditech Ch. 11 Approved
• Crystallex Bid To Enforce $1.4B Venezuela Award Put On Ice
• Pa. Jury Fries Egg Price-Fixing Conspiracy Claims
• Jones Day Says Pharma Client Owes $5.3M In Legal Bills
• Del. Justices Dismayed By Lack Of Record In Forum Dispute
• Sprint/T-Mobile Trial Judge Weighs Harm Claim Of $4B-$8B
• Mediator Tapped To Handle Controversial Concussion Claims
• BakerHostetler Says Pharma Execs Can't Sue For Illegal Gains
• Trucking Co. Accused Of Discriminating Against Black Hires
• Outside Groups Flood Judicial Races With Cash, Study Finds
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Bond Row In Racetrack Betting Suit
• Steelworkers Trust Pushes To Collect $17.8M From Renco
• Pa. Justices' Ruling Highlights Federal, State Wage Law Divide
• Strategies To Maintain Privilege In Crisis Response Scenarios
• Philly Refinery Ch. 11 Plan Docs OK'd Without Dollar Amounts
• Pa. Jury Told Egg Price 'Scheme' Driven By Grocer Demand
• Telekom Execs Deny Less Competition Was Aim In Sprint Deal
• Eagles Lineman Takes Drug Ban Fight To 2nd Circ.
• Pa. Jury Awards $6.3M Over Patient's Fatal Heart Attack
• Cannabis Equipment Supplier Says It Was Stiffed On Bill
• Ex-Engineering CEO Can't Help Firm Investing In Competitors
• NJ, Pa. Ask Justices To Turn Down ACA Birth Control Cases
• Widow's Plane Crash Claims Preempted, Feds Tell High Court
• States Demand Purdue Fight Opioid Crisis With 9-Point Plan
• Justices Say FDCPA Clock Starts When Violation Occurs
• T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Trial Kicks Off Without Openings
• Acrid Landfill Can Be Target Of Private Claims, 3rd Circ. Hears
• Security Co. Claims Fired Exec Tried To Profit Off Client Info
• US Steel Must Face Suit Over Seaman's Asbestos Exposure
• How To Ward Off Nonclient Suits Over Lawyers' Speech
• CSX Escapes Class Action Over Wreck That Emptied Pa. Town
• Energy Transfer Investor Says Pa. Coerced Into OKing Pipeline
• En Banc Rehearing Ordered In Pa. Med Mal Privilege Fight
• EPA Insists Philly Refinery Must Follow 2018 Ch. 11 Deal
• 3rd Circ. Not Convinced Feds Liable For NJ Site Cleanup
• Court OKs US Steel's Tentative $8.5M Deal With Pa. Neighbors
• Workers Say Teva 401(k) Mismanagement Cost Them Millions
• The AGs Challenging T-Mobile/Sprint & The Ones Left Behind
• US Trustee Flags Philly Refinery's Ch. 11 Exec Bonus Plan
• Retailer Must Face Wiretapping Claim Over Web Tracking
• States, Enviros Say EPA Still Trying To Delay Emissions Regs
• US Trustee Questions Weil Gotshal's Ditech Fee Application
• Philly Hospital Fights Docs' Bid For Coverage Past Ch. 11 Sale
• What State Lawmakers Will Be Focused On In 2020
• Nurse Alleges Pa. Hospital Ignored Her Sex Assault Report
• High Court To Review Del. Judicial Party-Balance Mandate
• Ex-Fox News Contributor Hit With Suit For Philly Text Flurry
• Pension's $17.8M Renco Penalty Demand Paused For Appeal
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive 'Back To The Future' Royalties Suit
• RAIT Financial's $174M Ch. 11 Sale OK'd Despite Challenge
• What Is A 'Reasonably Useful Form' For Production Of ESI?
• Pa. Judge Says Old Bill To Firm's Partner Doesn't Create Bias
• Ex-Eastburn & Gray Atty Suspended 5 Years For Bribery Case
• US Charges 2 Russians With Massive Hacking, Fraud Scheme
• Pa. Claims Manager Wants Atty Fees Paused In ADA Appeal
• 3rd Circ. Limits Amazon Liability Arguments To State Law
• Earth & Water Lures Regulatory Pro From Retirement
• AIG Unit Says Privacy Breach Is Contract Issue And Not Hack
• Travelers Must Face Pa. Woman's PTSD Coverage Suit
• Pond Lehocky Leader Pushes Court To Dissolve Partnership
• High Court May Allow Georgia To Copyright Legal Annotations
• Duolingo Scores $1.5B Valuation With Latest Funding Round
• Trust Beneficiaries Say BNY Mellon Can't Nix Self-Dealing Suit
• NJ Pharma Co. Settles Price-Fixing Charges For $3M
• T-Mobile, Sprint Pare Down States' Evidence Ahead Of Trial
• Pittsburgh Utility Sued For Firing Man Over Medical Marijuana
• NLRB May Rethink Part Of Supervisor Status Test
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Hedge Funder's Conviction In $4M Fraud
• Patent Decision Highlights Cross-Appeal Considerations
• Fineman Krekstein Wants Out Of Malpractice Coverage Row
• LA Fitness, Care Home Sued Over Attack On Lifeguard
• Pa. Regulators Shut Down Hemp-Drying Plant Over Odors
• Pa. Justices Urged To Ax Med Mal Time Limit Rehearing Bid
• Philly Sheriff Slams Atty's Suit Over Courthouse Scuffle
• Ex-Assistant Managers Drop OT Suit Against Walmart
• Pfizer Claims No Link To Generic-Drug Price-Fix Plot
• Post-Gazette Seeks To Stop Injunction Blocking Layoffs
• Mallinckrodt Hit With Cocaine Anesthetic Trade Secret Suit
• Health System Sues Software Co. For 'NotPetya' Cyberattack
• AGs Used Privileged Doc Again In Price-Fix Case: Pharma Co.
• How Dechert Lent Muscle To Man's Forced Confession Claim