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Pennsylvania - July, 2021

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• House Dems Want More District Judges, Too — 203 Of Them
• Pa. Health Network Says Virus Losses Covered By Policy
• Inovio Investors Move For Cert. In COVID-19 Vaccine Suit
• Allegheny County Sues Pa. AG Over $26B Opioid Deal
• CBD Co. Claims Payments Processor Unfairly Blacklisted It
• Cancer Patient Slams J&J's 11th-Hour Bid To Upend Talc Trial
• TV Host Hits Celeb Boxing Promoter With Image Suit
• FTC Drops AndroGel Antitrust Case Against AbbVie
• Landlords Say Pittsburgh Can't Enforce Lapsed Eviction Ban
• Pa. Court Sends Nursing Home Death Claim To Arbitration
• Pa. Panel Calls Philly Commercial Tax Hikes Unconstitutional
• Wawa, Consumers Get Nod For $12M Data Breach Deal
• Delivery Co. Gopuff Hits $15B Valuation With New Funding
• MDL Objections In Big Tech Ad Monopoly Suits Perplex Judge
• Dick's, Best Buy, Tech Co. Sued Over Consumer 'Risk Scores'
• Senate Dems Push For Federal Consumer Loan Rate Cap
• Feds Seek $25M Penalty For Alleged Steel Tariff Fraud
• Ex-Goldman Analyst Gets 1 Month For Insider Trading Scheme
• Pa. Justices Take Up Case Over Workers' Comp Claim Limits
• CFO Of John Pierce's Legal Org Facing Criminal Charges
• Black Administrator Fired By Pa. Private School Blames Bias
• DOJ Barred From Interviewing Glenmark Execs Without Attys
• Senate Votes To Debate $1.2T Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• Blank Rome Slammed Over Platinum Arbitration Confusion
• 3 Firms Seek $1.3M In Fees From Zynerba CBD Gel Settlement
• Kirkland Helps GLP Capital With $2.3B Logistics Fund
• NJ Hospital Ducks Disability Bias Suit At 3rd Circ.
• Law Firms, Know Who's Responsible For Your Cloud Security
• Judge Says Pa. Law Applies In Nike 'Cool Compression' Suit
• Firm Says Hedge Fund Too Broke To Fight $35M FERC Penalty
• 3rd Circ. Clears Unnamed Appellate Judges Of Race Bias
• AGs Taking Loss In Facebook Antitrust Case To DC Circ.
• Insurer Eludes Coverage Of Sex-Trafficking Suit Against Pa. Inn
• California Wants High Court To Toss Venoco Takings Suit
• Wise Foods Beats Class Action Over Artificially Flavored Chips
• No Discovery Stay For YPF Appeal Of White & Case DQ Denial
• Benefits For Law Firms Venturing Into New Services
• Ex-Coach Beats Pitt's Claim His Bias Suit Was Bogus
• Activists Say Shipping Expansion Needs Species Review
• Ex-GC Says Defunct CBD Cos. Re-Formed With New Name
• In-House Atty Returns To Private Practice At Cozen O'Connor
• Philips Faces Class Suits Over Recalled CPAP Sleep Devices
• Pa. Justices Redo Anti-Bias Ethics Rule After Courtroom Loss
• Pa. Convenience Store Must Fork Over Data Breach Report
• Price-Fix 'Common Thread' Links Glenmark To Teva, DOJ Says
• Pa. Health Dept. Wants To Toss Contact Tracing Breach Suit
• Embracing ESG: Exelon GC Talks Diversity Initiatives
• Policyholders' Hack Coverage Hopes Surge With Landry's Win
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Where Have All The Associates Gone?
• SEC Settles With Hedge Fund At Center Of NFL Fraud Suit
• McSwain 'Partisan Disgrace' Letter Puts Firm In Awkward Spot
• 3rd Circ. Says Immigrant Backlog No Excuse For Terse Ruling
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Win For Novo Nordisk On Age Bias Suit
• Pa. Court Upholds Temporary Closure Of Anti-Mask Diner
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive FTC's Suit Over Insulation Marketing
• 3rd Circ. Mulls If Pa. COVID-19 Restrictions Case Is Now Moot
• Workers' ERISA Fee Suit Won't Wait For Supreme Court
• Philly DA Slams Opioid Settlement As A Sellout For City
• Philly Hospitals To Mediate Owner Issues In Ch. 11 Case
• Saxena White Nabs $5.8M In Universal Health Services Deal
• Revamping Law Firm Marketing Lists — With Partner Buy-In
• Despite Fanfare, $26B Opioid Offer Far From Finish Line
• Pa. High Court Says Medical Pot Applications Are Public
• J&J Settles Pfizer's Antitrust Suit Over Remicade Biosimilar
• Pa. Justices Say Priest Sex Abuse Suit Was Filed Too Late
• Pa. Justices Say Workers' Security Screenings Compensable
• Pa. Can't Spread Bonuses, Rent From Drilling On State Land
• Pa. Justices Outline Use Of Veil-Piercing For Affiliated Entities
• Recent High Court Decisions Signify 1st Amendment Direction
• AGs Unveil $26B Global Opioid Deal With J&J, Distributors
• Pa. Car Dealers Lose COVID Insurance Row Due To Exclusion
• Debt Collector Wants 3rd Circ. Do-Over For Envelopes Suit
• 3rd Circ. Judge Bows Out Of NFL Concussion Deal Fight
• Broker Doesn't Belong In Virus Coverage Suit, Judge Advises
• The Murky World Of Legal Rankings Gets Some Clarity In NJ
• Judge Won't Toss Ex-Temple Dean's Ranking Scandal Charges
• Morgan Lewis Atty Confirmed To Lead DOJ's Criminal Division
• UPMC, Employees Reach $2.7M Settlement Over Data Breach
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Ex-Biofuel Exec's Fraud, Tax Convictions
• Drug Distributors Strike $1.1B Opioid Deal, Exit NY Trial
• Gag Order Issued On NFL Concussion Race-Norming Talks
• Optical Lab Wants Black Ex-Worker's Bias Suit Tossed
• 3rd Circ. Says Ex-Cop's Asylum Testimony Not Credible
• Insurer Aims To Duck Coverage For Stolen Reuters Computers
• Embracing ESG: Cigna Counsel Talks Employee Wellness
• Hacking Suit Against NFL Settlement Firm Sent To Pa.
• Pa. Agency Can't Nix Patients' ADA Suit Over Facility Closings
• CFPB's Navient Suit To Resume After 3rd Circ. Appeal Fizzles
• Courts' Clashing Standards For Evidence At Class Cert.: Part 2
• Suit Says Pittsburgh Fire Safety Law Bars Nonunion Workers
• Hybrid Work Models Are Key To Gender Parity In Law Firms
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Injured Ship Worker Employment Ruling
• Judge Sanctions Klehr Harrison Attys For Deposition Behavior
• Pa. Judge Defends Financial Discovery In Vein Filter Litigation
• Pa. Resort Employee Sues Over Mauling By Captive Bear
• Litigation Funder Says DQ'd NFL Concussion Firm Owes $30M
• Group Blasts Pa. Approval Of Gas Plant Air Emission Plan
• Judge Questions Gov't Reports In Hospital Overpayment Case
• Courts' Clashing Standards For Evidence At Class Cert.: Part 1
• Nexstar Hits Comcast With NY Suit Over Broadcasting Deal
• UFCW Says Nursing Home Owes $1.5M In Pension Benefits
• Covington, White House Alum To Lead Comcast Policy Group
• Ace Hotel Denied Bid To Keep Managing Pittsburgh Building
• Autonomous Vehicle Tech Co. Hits $13B Value With SPAC Deal
• As State Anti-Vax Laws Pass, Mandate Suits Poised To Evolve
• Pa. Bank Says Ga. Firm Billed Temporally Impossible Hours
• 3rd Circ. Dismisses Effort To Save Trump's TikTok Ban
• Suzanne Somers' Sabotage Trial Against QVC Set For Fall
• 3 Keys To Winning Your Next Oral Argument
• Nationwide Can't Dodge Defending Man Accused Of Shooting
• 3rd Circ. Won't Let Insurer Avoid Motorcycle Crash Coverage
• Erie Convention Center Hotels Tax-Exempt, Pa. Court Says
• Pa. Consumer Wants To Keep 'Natural' Product Suit Alive
• Virus' Presence Means 'Direct Physical Loss,' Pa. Judge Rules
• Sen. Republicans Blast Chopra For Silence On CFPB Inquiry
• NFL Concussion Deal Masters Say Atty Fabricated Evidence
• Fired Attorney Slams Pa. Law Firm With Bias Suit
• Japanese Steakhouses In Pa., W.Va. Stiffed Workers On OT
• Ch. 7 Trustee Objects To OneJet Investors' Settlement
• Teva Says Rival Hoarding Drug To Slow Generic Development
• Pa. Transit Contractor Loses 3rd Circ. FCA Retroactivity Fight
• Duane Morris' McSwain To Trump: Pa. Election A 'Disgrace'
• Keys To Efficient And Accurate Doc Review For E-Discovery
• Pittsburgh Hotel Owners Say Breach Supports Booting Ace
• Union Slams Philly's Bid To Toss Payroll System Suit
• Embracing ESG: Raytheon GC Talks Climate Change
• Pa. Amusement Parks Can't Nix Mask Mandate Challenge
• Liquidator Can't Use Insurers' Assets To Exceed Benefit Caps
• Universal Health Brass Sued For Stock Gains Amid Pandemic
• Nike Says Catalogs Prove 'Cool Compression' Was Fair Use
• Major Cable Cos. Strike Deal To End ChanBond Patent Suits
• Dollar General, Aldi Beat Pa. Buyers' Face Mask Sales Tax Suit
• Personal Injury, Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2021
• Health Hires: SCAN Group, AgomAb
• Ex-Pa. DA Gets Up To 5 Years For Prostitution, Intimidation
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Appeal From $1.5M Pa. Investment Fraudster
• High Court Ruling Won't Stop States From Thwarting Pipelines
• 3rd Circ. OKs NLRB's Restored Arbitration Deferral Rule
• NFL Injury Fund Manager Probing If DQ'd Atty Still On Case
• Restaurant's Virus Suit Belongs In Fed. Court, Judge Says
• Pa. Court Reinstates Philadelphia Workers' Comp Judge
• Pa. Cases To Watch In 2021: Midyear Report
• Casino Venture Hits Ex-Conrail CEO With $6M Investment Suit
• Pennsylvania Retail Portfolio Trades Hands For $114M
• Rising Star: Stradley Ronon's Anastasia C. Sheffler-Wood
• ParkMobile Hit With Proposed Class Action Over Data Breach
• Pa. Panel OKs District's Sales-Based Tax Assessment Appeal
• Sailor's Asbestos Suit Sunk Again Under New High Court Test
• 3rd Circ. Questions How To Identify Gas Pipe Owner Class
• Consumers Duped On Insulation Capability, 3rd Circ. Told
• Einstein Says No Harm, No Foul In Pa. Data Breach Case
• The Biggest Energy Rulings Of 2021: Midyear Report Part 2
• 15 States Sign On To $4.5B Opioid Deal With Purdue
• The Changing Pennsylvania Tax Landscape For Remote Work
• 3rd Circ. Says NJ Utility Must Bargain With System Operators
• DuPont Tells 3rd Circ. Safety Prompted Outsourcing Move
• Dem State AGs Urge EPA To Restore Calif. Clean Car Waiver
• Indictment Use OK In Stripping Ex-Pa. School Boss' Licenses
• 3 COVID-19 Injury And Wrongful Death Cases To Watch
• 3rd Circ. Revives Class Action Against Health Care Debt Co.
• Youth Nonprofit Sat On Trademark Claims, 3rd Circ. Told
• Texas Ruling Shows Weight Of State Immunity In IP Claims
• Former Philly Prosecutor Joins Laffey Bucci
• Mass. Ruling A Cautionary Tale For Attorneys Changing Firms
• NCAA Says Justices Didn't Open Door To Minimum Wage
• Comcast Pushes FCC To Shift Nexstar Station Ownership
• Feds Drop Wilmington Fraud Case After 3rd Circ. Defeat
• Lawmakers Urge FTC To Continue Facebook Antitrust Fight
• Grouped Cases Tainted $12M Extortion Trial, 3rd Circ. Told
• The Term Finale: A 'Kumbaya Court'? Not So Fast
• Pa. Social Club Presses Appeals Court For Virus Coverage
• Philly Judge Get 2-Week Suspension For Contempt Finding
• How High Court Clarified Off-Campus Student Speech Rights
• Ex-Weber Gallagher Exec Files Age, Race Suit Over Firing
• What Post-COVID Health Provider M&A Could Look Like
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Returning To Open Court: Excitement, Nerves And Extra Prep
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Top Pennsylvania Cases Of 2021: A Midyear Report
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Mob Appeals, Labor Fight, 'Cars For Kids'
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NC Advances Medical Pot Bill
• Glenmark Wants Criminal Price-Fix Trial Cut Off From Teva's
• Justices Seemed Above The Political Fray, Until The Last Day
• Cozen Atty Accused Of Double-Dealing In Fla. Biz Sale
• 13 Ballard Spahr Attys Elected To Partner, 5 In Philly
• How To Avert Media Narrative And Get A Fair High-Stakes Trial
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Pa. Panel Revives Demolition Plan For Pittsburgh Block
• House Votes To Shield IGs, Allow Probes Of DOJ Attys
• Boscov's Loses Bid For Virus Loss Coverage
• Energy Transfer Sues To Keep Pipeline Risk Info Private
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Real Estate Rumors: Crow Holdings, 601W, McGuire
• Woman Sues Pittsburgh Judge Over Arrest In Parking Dispute
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review