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Pennsylvania - April, 2022

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• 3rd Circ. Preview: Law Firm DQ, Voter Rights Issues In May
• Purdue Tells 2nd Circ. 30 Years Of Precedent Back Ch. 11 Plan
• Asbestos Trust Seeks Redaction Of Firms In Claims Dispute
• Sig Sauer, Agent Want ICE To Hand Over Docs In Gun Suit
• Trailer Park Owners Seek Win In Injury Coverage Row
• Klehr Harrison Brings In Litigation Partner From Dechert
• Pa. Panel Tosses School Districts' Suit Over Court Fees
• Associates, Look Beyond Money In Assessing Lateral Offers
• Grid Operator OKs Plan To Speed Up Power Project Hookups
• Phyllis Schlafly's Son Loses Insurance Appeal At 3rd Circ.
• DC Circ. Wrestles With Jurisdiction In COVID-19 Death Case
• Pa. Judge Won't Make SBA Pay $6M COVID Loan To Eateries
• Pittsburgh Attorney Named Next Pennsylvania Bar President
• Fox Rothschild Adds Former Pittsburgh Assistant US Atty
• Preventing Impermissible Client Solicitation After ABA Opinion
• USPS Accused Of Buying 'Gas-Guzzling' Mail Trucks
• Pa. Debtors Granted Class Cert. In Debt-Threat Letter Suit
• Pa. Eatery's Virus Coverage Suit Should Be Nixed, Judge Says
• Hersha Hospitality Trust To Sell 7 Non-NYC Hotels For $505M
• Senate Report Slams Ongoing Hazards In Military Homes
• Purdue Ch. 11 Injunction Extended Pending 2nd Circ. Decision
• Hospital Wants Pension Debt Dispute With Union Kept Alive
• Anapol Weiss Must Face Trial In NJ Over Plane Crash Deal
• Lessons On Avoiding E-Discovery Violations And Sanctions
• Ex-Seton Hall Basketball Players' Injury Claims Clipped
• 3rd Circ. Shoots Down Airport Drink Rule Antitrust Case
• Buchanan Ingersoll Wants $1.9M From Ex-Client's Settlement
• Justices' Jurisdiction Review Could Prove 'Seismic' To Cos.
• States In Shkreli FTC Trial Told To Redo $2.2M Atty Fee Ask
• Dechert Says It Has No More Docs To Give Iraqi Telecom
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Insurance Co.'s Coverage Suit Win
• Collaborative Tech Will Dictate Future Law Firm Success
• Samsung Asks 3rd Circ. For Arbitration Of Privacy Claims
• Arrest Ordered After Trump Impersonation Suspect Skips Plea
• Philips Subpoenaed By DOJ Over Sleep Apnea Device Recall
• Norwegian Investor's Creditors Cite Jurisdiction In $50M Row
• Fed. Judge Who Fired Unvaxxed Worker Cleared Of Bias Claim
• Health Network's Virus Coverage Suit Sent To State Court
• Shkreli Poses 'Serious Risk' Without Pharma Ban, Judge Says
• 3rd Circ. Vacates Remand In UPS Store Notary Fees Suit
• Law360's 2022 Pennsylvania Editorial Advisory Board
• Judge Sues Daily Beast Over 'Outrageous' QAnon Link Story
• Md. Backs FERC In Hydro Dam Relicensing Fight
• Couple Says 'Reckless' Emotional Harm Warrants Coverage
• How To Effectively Prepare A Witness For Remote Testimony
• Judge Calls Out Atty Gender Pay Gap In $760K Fee Award
• Justices Won't Disturb Immunity For Judge Over Asset Freeze
• Justices Will Hear Rail Worker's Pa. Jurisdiction Dispute
• Crystallex And Venezuela Trade Barbs In Citgo Sale Appeal
• Comcast Xfinity IP Suit To Dive Into Meaning Of 'Distinct'
• Facebook Can't Avoid Philly TV Anchor's Photo Suit
• Fla. Firms Launch 3rd Circ. Fight Over Ch. 11 DQ, Sanctions
• Biden Nominates 5 US Attorneys Across 4 States
• McCarter & English Add Philly Atty To Gov't Contracts Group
• Attys Say Pa. High Court Next Step In Virus Coverage Debate
• 3rd Circ. Rejects ADP's Bid To Block Exec's Move To Rival
• As Cyber Risks Surge, Remember Attorneys' Ethical Duties
• Eagles Still Can't Prove Virus Damage, Factory Mutual Says
• IP Forecast: 6th Circ. To Eye Seed Biz's $7M Trade Secret Win
• Dechert Withholding Docs In Iraqi Telecom Fight, Court Hears
• Pa. Panel Says Town's Fees Not Public Utility 'Regulation'
• Pa. Cannabis Patient Says Senior Home Illegally Withdrew Job
• Law Scholars, AGs Back Remanding Del. Climate Change Suit
• Labor Expert Can Testify In Picket Line Wage Suit, Judge Says
• Insurer Says Coverage Is Barred For Fatal Apartment Shooting
• Kiernan Trebach Adds Liability Attorney In Philadelphia
• Allied Universal Hit With FLSA Suit Over Kronos Hack
• Pennsylvania Restaurant's Virus Coverage Suit Is Tossed
• Rite Aid Says Spear Point's Buyout Offer Was 'Not Credible'
• Rethinking E-Discovery Readiness Amid Rise Of Collab Tools
• Court Rejects DOL's 'Ambushlike' Sanctions Bid In Wage Fight
• Mass. Jury Hands $5.8M To Ousted Pot Co. CFO In Breach Suit
• Wawa Gets Nod For $12M Consumer Data Breach Settlement
• Pittsburgh Artist Files Second Suit Over Destroyed Murals
• ERISA Suit Axed Due To Atty's Communication Breakdown
• Troutman Pepper Adds 2 Corporate Partners From Cooley
• Fox Rothschild And Developer Agree To Dismiss NJ Suit
• Amid Unisys Shakeup, Cognizant Atty Joins Tech Giant As GC
• Construction Co. Wants Pa. Firm To Release File For NC Suit
• Embracing ESG: Uber Counsel Talks Safety Standards
• DaVita Offshoot Says Landlord Ended Security To Force It Out
• Prospectively Appointing Jackson To High Court Is Unlawful
• Smithfield's $42M Pork Antitrust Deal With Eateries Gets OK
• DOJ Says Teva, Like Glenmark, Can't Get Grand Jury Docs
• Philly Italian Orgs. Take Columbus Day Appeal To 3rd Circ.
• Steel Trader Says Case Should Remain In Texas Federal Court
• NFL Concussion Firm Asks Judge Not To Block Its Fees
• NFL Concussion Claims Won't Reach Zurich Policy, Court Told
• Law Firm Can't Shake Bankruptcy Fee Ruling At 3rd Circ.
• Social Workers Not A Class In OT Suit, Contractor Says
• Panera Franchisee, Worker To Go To Trial Over Arbitration Ask
• Pa. Waste Co. Can't Avoid Fees Owed to Obermayer Rebmann
• Wawa Says Mastercard Wrongly Took $10.7M In Penalties
• Doc Can't Undo License Revocation For Unwanted Advances
• Ch. 11 Trustee Fee Hike Was Non-Uniform Law, Justices Told
• Condo Owner Too Late To Accuse Insurer Of Fraud
• The Rise Of Cannabis Mobile Commerce
• Spector Gadon Sued For Fee Refund In Clergy Abuse Case
• Tela Bio Hires Life Sciences Atty As 1st GC
• Lawsuit Calls Renewed Philly Mask Order 'Authoritarian'
• NJ Law Firm Accused Of Dropping Ball On Wawa Injury Claim
• Pa. Bank Settles Fake Ferrari Loan Suit With Investors
• AGs Insist Laches Defense Wrongly Used In Facebook Suit
• Pa. Caregiver Agency Hit With Overtime Class Action
• DOJ Agrees To Return $1M In Seized Cannabis Cash
• 3rd Circ. Backs Benihana's Win In Chef's Wrongful Firing Suit
• Firm Wants Ex-Employee Sanctioned In Discrimination Suit
• Time To Fix Legal Industry's Environmental Pro Bono Problem
• School Bus Co. Denied Dismissal Of Family's Bus Injury Suit
• Newborn Opioid Victim Group Says Sackler Releases Justified
• Seagate Beats Patent Suit Over Hard Drive Writers At Trial
• 3rd Circ. Panel Will Rehear Nursing Homes' Union RICO Suit
• NFL Concussion Firm Hit With TRO Bid Over Fees
• Construction Cos. Settle Pa. Steel Collapse Suit For $12M
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Judgment Against Mitsubishi Finance Co.
• Judge Says TD Bank Isn't Liable For Firms' Embezzled Cash
• 'Take Home' COVID And Emerging Liability Insurance Issues
• Remembering An Underappreciated Legal Skill — Listening
• 76ers' Insurer Rips Virus Coverage Suit, Says Hoops Are Intact
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Defect Suit Over Man's 37-Foot Fall
• Report Says McKinsey Hid Conflicts In Advising FDA, Purdue
• Pittsburgh Starbucks The First Pa. Shop To Vote For Union
• 3rd Circ. Tosses NJ Developer's Suit Over Land Grab Plan
• Ex-Staffer Sues Over Pond Lehocky Firing
• 4th Circ. Ruling Cements Climate Suit Remands, Courts Told
• Attorneys Can Promote Trade, Security Amid Global Conflict
• Tenant Background Checker Violated FCRA, Suit Says
• Pa. Pepsi Workers Sue Over Lost Wages After Kronos Hack
• ​​​​​​​Duane Morris Says Shkreli Owes It $2M In Bid To Drop Client
• Pa.-Based Caribbean Resort Co. Sued Over Guest's Drowning
• Temple University Must Face Ex-Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Prison Unions Lose Challenge To Vaccine Mandate
• NJ Hospitals Urge FTC To End Review Of Abandoned Merger
• 'Dead' Consumers Say Credit Reporting Agency Errors Costly
• The Misinterpretation Of Pa.'s Bad Faith Claims Handling Rule
• Pa. Justices Unsure Of Finding Waiver In Verdict Sheets
• Sungard Gets OK To Tap $41M Ch. 11 Finance Package
• Smithfield To Pay $42M In Pork Price-Fixing Deal With Eateries
• Modoc Nation Sued Over Alleged High-Interest Loan Scheme
• FERC Says It Properly Relicensed Exelon's Hydro Dam
• Pa. Trucking Co. Can't Undo Cert. Or Duck Damages In OT Suit
• Trump Family 'Impersonator' Takes Plea Deal In Fraud Case
• Walmart Says It Made No Promise To Pay Drivers During Meals
• Arthrex Sues For Coverage Of Settled FCA Claims
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Reining In Outside Counsel Costs
• Anderson Kill Adds Shareholder From Stevens & Lee In Philly
• Pet Food Seller Sues Freshpet For Alleged $8M Breach
• State Insurance Chiefs OK Enhanced Climate Survey
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Paragon's $16.5M Rig Deal With SinoEnergy
• Pa. School Says Pro-Mask Parents Didn't 'Prevail' For Fees
• Landlord Fights DaVita Subsidiary Suit Over Unsafe Building
• 4 Key Reasons Courts Reject Educational Malpractice Suits
• When Congress Seeks Cos.' Nonpublic Info From Regulators
• 3rd Circ. Deems Epstein Becker's Sanctions Appeal Premature
• Pa. Ruling On Attorney-Client Privilege Appears Flawed
• Pa. Meat Processor Settles Suit Over Denied Child Care Leave
• Pilot Drops Toxic-Exhaust Suit Against Defunct Airline
• Is A Backlash Against ESG Investing Taking Shape?
• Prison Phone Co. Can't Expel Pa. County's Counsel In IP Row
• COVID Closure Can't Nix Delay Damages In $2M Injury Verdict
• In Early Mediation, Negotiate With Empathy, Not Threats
• American Airlines Military Leave Class Redefined For Retirees
• Teva Appears Headed For $100M Price-Fixing Payout To AGs
• Billing Fraud Action Belongs In Kansas, Chiropractor Says
• Lab Seeks Coverage For Dispute Over Software Failure
• US Trustee Urges 2nd Circ. To Reject Sackler Opioid Releases
• DOJ Sues Pa. Landlord For Refusing Support Animals
• Half A Dozen Firms Guided Top Q1 Hospitality M&A Deals
• Addressing Problematic Drinking In The Legal Profession
• Teamsters Drop Unpaid Benefit Fund Suit Against UPS
• CBD Dealer Inks Agreement To End TM Franchise Feud
• Sherwin-Williams Seeks New Trial After Beverage Can IP Loss
• McLaughlin Remembered As 'Righteous,' 'Pugilistic' Attorney
• Pa. Atty Suspended In NJ For Botching Immigration Cases
• 3rd Circ. Denies Ex-Atty A Retrial In Plots To Kill Witnesses
• SEIU, Benefits Fund Say Hospital Trying To Skirt Pension Debt
• 3rd Circ. Says India Native's Persecution Claims Inconsistent
• Prison Union Fights Dismissal Bid In Vaccine Mandate Case
• Valsartan MDL Judge OKs Out-Of-State Litigants, More Claims
• Transforming Law Firms' Diversity Intent Into Real Progress
• Pittsburgh Commission, Post-Gazette Drop Racial Bias Case
• Chubb Unit Seeks To Ax MLS Team's Virus Coverage Suit
• Maron Marvel's New Leader Reflects On 'Milestone' Moment
• PPG Atty Takes CLO Spot At Arconic
• 3rd Circ. Orders Arbitration In Contractor's Teamsters Row
• Oil Refiner Says Marsh Failed To Find Adequate Policy
• Teva, Like Glenmark, Rips Expanded Price-Fixing Charges
• Pa. Officials Claim Immunity In School Mask Mandate Suit
• Senate Panel Advances 4 Judicial Noms, Deadlocks On 5th
• UPitt Doc Can Sue Bosses For Removal Over Diversity Article
• Illinois Auto Group To Pay $10M Over Discriminatory Fees
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Challenges Ahead For US Generator Interconnection Process
• 3rd Circ. Is Asked To Revive Suit Over Legal Fee Dispute
• Citgo Sale Feud Is Probably Headed Back To 3rd Circ.
• Justices Must Apply Law Evenly In Shadow Docket Rulings
• State Farm Wants Out Of Movie Theater Shooting Suit
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Oil Contract, Foreclosure Highlight April
• Inovio Stockholder Sues In Del. Over COVID Vaccine Claims
• Capri Sun's Pouches Headed To A Jury In TM Saga
• Eckert Seamans Gets Fraud Charges Cut From Conflict Suit
• Tips For Negotiating Litigation Funding Agreements
• University Whistleblower Filed Claims Too Late, Panel Says
• 2 Attys Escape Claims They Bungled Infection Treatment Suit