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Pennsylvania - December, 2020

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• The Most-Read Legal Industry Guests Of 2020
• Pa. Judge Won't Block Philly's COVID-19 Crowd Limits
• Trump Pardons Paul Manafort, Roger Stone, 24 Others
• Sabre, AGs Reach $2.4M Pact Over Hotel Booking Data Breach
• Pa. Supreme Court Nixes Personal Insurance Sale Fees
• House Dems Tell High Court To Keep Tight Media Rules
• 3rd Circ. Won't Redo Ruling Reviving Plant Explosion Suit
• Ex-Philly Teamster Defends Suit Against Union Over Firing
• A Law Firm's Guide To Producing A Podcast
• Investors Slam Inovio's Bid To Duck COVID-19 Vaccine Suit
• Columbia Care To Acquire Green Leaf Medical For $240M
• Pa. Justices Say UPMC Doctors Not Liable For Clinic Shooting
• Motions Not Covered By Atty Liability Law, Pa. Justices Say
• Pa. Judge Partly Blocks Medical Malpractice Insurer Law
• Pa. Atty Wants To Redo Defamation Suit Against Judges
• Grocer Says Suit Over Virus 'Slowdown' May Proceed
• Pot Co. Wants Ex-Worker, Attys Sanctioned For 'Fruitless' Suit
• PNC Accuses Fintech Co. Plaid Of Trademark Infringement
• Steel Fabricator Pays Up To End EEOC Sex Bias Suit
• 3rd Circ. Denies FTC Bid To Halt $599M Philly Hospital Deal
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Female Exec Claims Unisys Fired Her For Age Bias Complaints
• Co. Wants Redo On 3rd Circ. Joint Employer Ruling In OT Suit
• 5 Important E-Discovery Trends And Developments In 2020
• Pa. Atty Says Former Firm Hid Revenue To Withhold Pay
• AGs Say Their Facebook Antitrust Case Belongs With FTC's
• Former Photo Chief Accuses Philly Inquirer Of Age Bias
• 3rd Circ. Revives Fight Over Tanning Family's $24M Payout
• EPA Must Face Challenge To Water Permit Limitations
• Trump Takes Another Shot At Overturning Pa. Election Results
• 3rd. Circ. Says Old CBAs Invalid With Union Switch At Utility
• Judges On Race: The Path To A More Diverse Bench
• Minor League Teams At Bat Again With Pa. Insurance Suit
• Insurer Beats Virus Coverage Suits From Philly Restaurants
• Mortgage Service Co. Inks $7M Deal To End Class Action
• Lack Of Trial Income Fuels Castor's Move To New Pa. Firm
• 3rd Circ. Seeks NJ High Court Input In Pelvic Mesh Fees Fight
• New York Sports Parent Works Out Ch. 11 Confirmation In Del.
• Tyson Faces Pa. Lawsuit Over Worker's COVID-19 Death
• $35M Fed. Whistleblower Award Not Taxable, Pa. Court Says
• M&T Case Revival Threatens Capital Markets, High Court Told
• S&C, Greenberg Drive $2.8B Deal For Medical Device Co.
• 5 Key Differences In EU And US Breach Notification Regimes
• 'Killer' Deals, Internet Mergers Caught Enforcers' Eyes In 2020
• Facing Congress' Ire, Sacklers Deflect Blame For Opioid Crisis
• Union Says Pittsburgh Newspaper In Contempt Over Benefits
• Sunoco Gets Mariner East Reroute Order Paused In Pa.
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Pa. Teacher Says 1965 Arrest No Reason To Deny Hiring
• Judge Hangs Up On Atty Over NY Sports Club Ch. 11 Disputes
• American Bank Systems Sued Over Ransomware Data Breach
• High Court's Carney V. Adams Analysis On Standing Is Flawed
• Nurses Win Conditional Cert. In Pa. Hospital Overtime Suit
• Top 10 Whistleblowing And Retaliation Events Of 2020
• NLRB Official Says Pooled CBA Vote Can't Block Union Ouster
• Pa. Panel Preserves Doc's Trial Win Over Fatal Infection
• Murray Energy Must Provide Outsourcing Contracts To Union
• The Top Product Liability Cases Of 2020
• FCC Wrongly Reversed Media Diversity Agenda, Justices Told
• The Future Of Drug Decriminalization After Oregon
• The Biggest Injury Verdict Reductions Of 2020
• Ex-PSU Boss Seeks 3rd Circ. Redo Over Conviction Revival
• Pa. Dems Say Campaign Workers Can't Get Cert. In OT Suit
• Tips For Identifying A Culturally Competent Mediator
• Gibson, Cleary Guide $550M Welltower-Wafra Real Estate JV
• 3rd Circ. Doubts Par's Exclusive Deal Is Anti-Competitive
• Feds Put Pa. Road Project Over People, NAACP Claims
• JPML Combines Erie Insurance Virus Coverage Cases In Pa.
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Hospital Staffing Co. Settles DOL Anti-Male Hiring Bias Claims
• An Active Year For Health Care Antitrust Enforcement
• Judge Won't Tie Pa. Water Parks' Virus Suit To Earlier Ruling
• Energy Transfer Gets Workers' OT Claims Sent To Arbitration
• The Biggest Energy Rulings Of 2020: Part 2
• Pa. Sanofi Workers Sue Over Unkept Hazard Pay Pledge
• NY Gym's Ch. 11 Plan On Hold Over Consumer Complaints
• Walgreens Goes After Generic Cos. Over Alleged Price-Fixing
• Restaurant Servers' Tips Suit Can Proceed, Pa. Judge Says
• Pa. Hotel Says Pandemic Losses Should Be Covered
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Trump Claims On TikTok Security Risks
• FTC Asks 3rd Circ. To Halt Philly Hospital Deal For Appeal
• Anti-Mask Restaurant Challenged On Ch. 11 Bankruptcy Bid
• Pa. Panel Won't Revive Atty's Suit Over 'Defamatory' Opinion
• Medical Pot Exec Sues Missouri Over License Residency Rule
• Billboard Co. Says Pa. Town Bent Rules For Competitor
• Key Trade Secret Developments Of 2020: Part 1
• Dual Facebook Antitrust Cases Land Before Different Judges
• Pa. County Slams No-Mask Restaurant's Suit Over Closure
• Supreme Court Rejects Texas Bid To Overturn Election
• Union Says CBA, Not Bias, Kept It From Filing Grievance
• Muhammad Ali Photographers Say Walmart Stole Print Design
• Fired Mammography Tech Settles ADA Suit With Pa. Hospital
• Ex-Atty Gets Prison For Living Large On Stolen Client Money
• Trump Admin. Says Justices Should Take $1B PennEast Case
• Northeast Applebee's Franchisee Hit With Wage Suit
• Phillies Say Redesigned Phanatic Is Legal No Matter What
• Privacy, Not Price, Takes Focus In Facebook Antitrust Suits
• Bank Sues Pa. La Quinta Inn For $8M Over Defaulted Loan
• Pa. Justices Reverse Course On Med Mal Trial Appeal
• Hotels Say 'Virus Exclusion' In Harford Mutual's Policy Invalid
• Tale Of The Tape: Two Facebook Complaints
• No Need To Explain Strategy In Doc Demand, Del. Justices Say
• 3rd Circ. Rips Union Panel That Upheld UPS Worker's Firing
• Pa. Justices Say Jurors Should Hear Snow Tube Injury Case
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Concrete Co. Says Arbitrator Rushed $3.2M Pension Dispute
• Justices Asked To Ignore Texas' 'Seditious' Election Suit
• Gov't Delays Should Ax Pa. Atty's Conviction, 3rd Circ. Told
• Philly Judge Fights Ethics Charge Over Unpaid Club Fees
• Philly Council OKs Construction Tax, Property Tax Break Cut
• In-Person Sales Bans For Competitive Energy Cos. Are Unfair
• FTC Seeks Emergency Halt To Looming Philly Hospital Deal
• Supreme Court Restores Delaware's Bench Balance Rule
• High Court Gives States Green Light To Regulate PBMs
• Philly Bar Decries Judge's Blocking Of Lawyer Anti-Bias Rule
• 4 Takeaways From Antitrust Campaign Against Facebook
• Pa. Gov. Wolf Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Pa. Court Tosses Latest Challenge To State's Election Results
• Trump Asks To Join Supreme Court Suit Challenging Election
• Energy Transfer Unit Fights Pipeline Shutdown After Blast
• State AGs, Orgs Back FTC's Restitution Power At High Court
• COVID-19 Spurs Associates To Think Bigger — Like Partners
• Pa. Meatpackers Urge Court Action Over Virus Safety Plans
• Ex-NFLer Says Ill. Retailer Can't Profit From His Image
• FTC, State AGs Launch Suits Over Past Facebook Deals
• How Fox Rothschild Closed Its New Tie-Up During A Pandemic
• Judge Bars Implementation Of Pa. Anti-Bias Rule For Attys
• 3rd Circ. Says Gov't Contractor Needs To Face FLSA Suit
• Incoming Philly Bar Head Vows To Aid In Pandemic Recovery
• 3rd Circ. Judge Skeptical Tax Act Protects Virgin Islands
• Justices Won't Entertain GOP Bid To Toss Pa. Mail Ballots
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• EPA Can't Justify Methane Regs Rollback, DC Circ. Hears
• Pa. Panel Asks If Sanction Fight Can Keep Spill Case Alive
• Hershey's General Counsel To Resign Next Month
• GCs Are Uniquely Qualified To Lead Diversity Initiatives
• Milbank, BakerHostetler Build $744M US Steel-Big River Deal
• Court Rejects FTC Challenge To Philly Hospital Merger
• Texas Files Last-Ditch Election Challenge In Supreme Court
• Philly Court Leaders Scolded For Missing Race Equity Hearing
• GOP Electors Claim 'Irregularities' Should Bar Pa. Votes
• Justices Want Gov't View On Comcast, Viamedia Antitrust Suit
• Students Sue Snapchat For Faulty Violence Threat Response
• Ex-NFL Player Must Pay Fees To Langfitt Garner
• Pa. Lawmakers Seek To Join High Court Election Appeal
• 3 Ways Defendants Can Nip Civil RICO Claims In The Bud
• Convenience Store Chain Agrees To Pay $3M In FLSA Suit
• TikTok Rulings May Clarify Scope Of Economic Powers Law
• Fox Rothschild Bolsters Calif. Footprint With Boutique Merger
• 2020's Top Pa. Employment Law Changes, And What's Ahead
• What The Biden Administration Can Expect From State AGs
• Nationstar Mortgage Settles With CFPB, States For $91M
• Judges On Race: Reducing Implicit Bias In Courtrooms
• Pa. GOP Leaders Ask Congress To Void State's Biden Electors
• Veto Of Pa. Virus Liability Bill Thwarts Tort Reform 'Grab Bag'
• Drug Co. Ex-CEO Liable For $1M FBAR Penalty
• Verizon Partially Escapes Call Center Workers' FLSA Suit
• 3rd Circ. Affirms NJ GOP Bigwig's Tax, Fraud Convictions
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink Nixing $448M AbbVie Penalty
• Ch. 11 Release Means Lennar Beats FCA Claims At 3rd Circ.
• Virus Spike Causes Pa. County To Suspend Trials Into 2021
• Challenges For The Autonomous Trucking Industry: Part 2
• Pot Biz Ayr To Fund Expansions With $75M Debt Deal
• Pa. Plumbing Co. Wants AG To Name Names In Deception Suit
• Good Disclosure Requires More Enforcement, SEC Panel Told
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over $360M Lionbridge Deal
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• How State AG Offices Handled Pandemic's Impact On Workers
• Philly Judge Can't Skirt Ethics Charges For Unpaid Club Fees
• OSHA Won't Fine Meatpacker Accused Of COVID-19 Violations
• NJ High Court Disbars Atty Stripped Of Pa. License
• Pa. Judge Says Paper Must Pay Union's Health Care Increases
• Challenges For The Autonomous Trucking Industry: Part 1
• Gibson, Clifford Chance Help With 14M-Sq-Ft Logistics Buy
• Navigating Atty Relationship Conflicts That May Imperil Cases
• Philly Judge's 'Rude' Behavior Smeared Judiciary, Panel Says
• Simpson, Foley Guide Blackstone REIT's $358M Portfolio Deal
• Pa. Court Rules State-Run University's Tenants Tax-Exempt
• EQT Must Face Investor Suit Over $6.7B Merger, Judge Says
• Ex-Comcast Exec Says Her Sexual Harassment Was Ignored
• Pa. Justices Asked To Reject Shields For Related Biz Units
• AutoZone Still On Hook For $432K Slip-And-Fall Verdict
• Black Worker Says Calling Out Boss' Racism Led To Firing
• Ex-Pa. AG Escapes Staffers' Email Retaliation Suit
• Bad Jury Instructions Tainted Med Mal Trial, Pa. Justices Told
• JLL Guides Sidra's $225M Recapitalization Of Pa. Campus
• The Pandemic's Toll On Criminal Defendant Rights: Part 2
• Teamsters Say Virus 'Slowdown' Suit Must Wait For Grievance
• UPenn Inks Deal To Settle Proposed ERISA Class Action
• How Mediators Can Help Parties Overcome Emotional Barriers
• 3rd Circ. Revives Ex-PSU Prez's Conviction In Sandusky Case
• GOP Challengers Ask Justices To Hear Pa. Mail-In Vote Fight
• Zohar Approved For $45M Sale Of Pittsburgh Copper Co.
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• The Pandemic's Toll On Criminal Defendant Rights: Part 1
• Morgan Lewis Can't Ax $10M Debt Collection Malpractice Suit
• High Court Could Expand FCA Reach In Resolving Circuit Split
• Pa. Judge OKs $14M Criminal History Privacy Settlement
• Judging A Book: Wardlaw Reviews 'Hamilton And The Law'
• 4 Firms Pilot $2B Deal For Home Medical Equipment Maker