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Pennsylvania - October, 2022

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• IP Atty Disbarred In Pa. For 'Reprehensible Misconduct'
• ​​​​​​​Judge Says 1903 Pittsburgh Merger Procedure Now Invalid
• Tylenol Suit Can't Survive 'Fatal' 3rd Circ. Law, J&J Says
• 3rd Circ. Finds No Bias Against Verizon Worker Hurt In Crash
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Put Law Into Practice
• Time 'Running Out' For Philly Union Figure With Lawyer Woes
• Riding Circuit: November's Notable Appellate Arguments
• Justices Poised To Reject Narrowing Unclaimed Property Law
• Justices Turn Away Pa. GOP Rep.'s Election Map Spat
• Vesta Holdings Hits Ch. 11 In Del. With $125M In Debt
• Kabbage Reaches $58M Deal With Bank In PPP Loan Row
• Philly Is Right Venue For Hospital Sex Assault Suit, Panel Says
• 3rd Circ. Upholds No Coverage For Pa. Sex Trafficking Claims
• 3rd Circ. Says Conn. State Law Sinks Man's Bias Suit In NJ
• NJ Man Convicted In Pa. Of $40M Securities Claims Fraud
• Trump Family Impersonator Cops To Threatening Dem Rep.
• Morgan Lewis Hit With $12M Suit From Investment Firm
• IP Forecast: ITC To Hear Ericsson 5G Patent Fight With Apple
• Pa. Court Says New Zoning Plan Doesn't Nix Old Application
• Website Tracking Brings Class Action Risks For Companies
• Chemours Seeks To Save Drinking Water Advisory Challenge
• FDA's E-Cig Denial Not A 'Surprise Switcheroo,' 3rd Circ. Says
• Chinese Co. Wants Out Of Suit Over Robot Toy's Source Code
• Former Faegre Drinker Tax Duo Moves To Flaster Greenberg
• Modoc Tribal Leaders Settle Predatory Loan Class Action
• Locke Lord Aims To Sink NJ Malpractice Suit Over Oil Project
• Starbucks Hits Union With Bad Faith Bargaining Charges
• Biden Admin. Rolls Out $1B For Green School Buses
• State AG Consumer Protection Priorities Beyond The Election
• What To Consider When Leaving BigLaw To Go Solo
• Buchanan Ingersoll Adds Former Real Estate GC In Philly
• Clinics Want Pa. Justices To Revisit Abortion-Funding Ban
• TikTok Escapes Suit Over Child's 'Blackout Challenge' Death
• Aircraft Parts Co.'s TM Infringement Is Willful, Jury Finds
• Pa. House GOP Moves To Impeach Philly DA Krasner
• Ohio High Court Won't Accept Jurisdiction In Coverage Fight
• Canadian Pot Producer Forms Holding Co. To Enter US Market
• Curaleaf Sued For Ditching Cannabis Dispensary Lease
• Mistrial Declared In Ex-Pitt Coach's Age Bias Suit
• Energy Drillers Tell 3rd Circ. Gearing Up Doesn't Deserve Pay
• No Coverage For Music School Assault Suit, State Farm Says
• Ex-CPSC Commissioner Joins Morgan Lewis In Philly
• First National Asks Pa. Justices To Lower Ratio For Damages
• Pa. Court OKs Settlement In Allstate Sales Tax Class Action
• Pa. Committee Report Faults Philly DA's 'Progressive Policies'
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Insurer's Win Over Towboat Collision Injury
• CIT Upholds Duties To Counter EU's Enviro Tax Breaks
• Guidance For Companies With PFAS Products After Calif. Ban
• PTAB Wipes Out 3 Patents Involved In Food Wrapping IP Fight
• No Evidence NJ Can Leave Waterfront Pact, NY Tells Justices
• Jackson Lewis Expands Philly Office With New Principal
• Pennsylvania Atty Discipline Bill Narrowly Passes Committee
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned Education Never Ends
• Marijuana Co. Urges Toss Of Drivers' Misclassification Suit
• Split Pa. Justices Won't Stop Voters From Fixing Bad Ballots
• Atty Sanctioned $8K For 'Blatantly' Copying Opponent's Brief
• Speak Now: Lawmakers Jump On Taylor Swift Album Buzz
• Navient Collections Halted, Mallinckrodt Faces $1.6B Suit
• Lens Maker Justified In Firing Black Worker, Pa. Judge Says
• Why Courts Are Rejecting Agencies' Merger Challenges
• Morgan Lewis Can't Ditch Tax Scheme Claims, Fla. Court Says
• Drivers Say Wage Class Challenge Has 'No Basis In Reality'
• Rite Aid Hid Falling PBM Numbers From Investors, Suit Says
• Next-Gen TV Needs Privacy Shields, FCC Member Says
• Tucker Arensberg Adds Labor Atty From Goldberg Kamin
• Court Trims False Arrest Suit Against Pittsburgh Judge
• Universal Health To Pay $12.5M To End Sweeping 401(k) Suit
• Pittsburgh Says Judge Wrongly Nixed Nonresident 'Jock Tax'
• Circuits Aren't Split On Pandemic Preemption, Justices Told
• Arguing Free Speech, Pa. Atty Fights Bid To Revive Bias Rule
• Pa. Judge Says Resort Assault Case Belongs In Mexico
• Berger Montague, Glancy Prongay Seek Lottery.com Lead
• Pa. Metal Cos. Duck Ex-Worker's Sexual Harassment Claims
• Philly Litigation Boutique To Dissolve, Join Marshall Dennehey
• Senators Want Info As US Ponders Extending COVID IP Waiver
• New-Parent Attorneys Need Automatic Litigation Stays
• UPS To Pay $5.3M Nationwide Hazardous Waste EPA Penalty
• Haviland Hughes Must Pay Ex-Judge's Arbitration Bill
• Another Retailer Stuck Facing Patent Suit In Waco
• Associate Skills That Impress Firms In A Cooling Job Market
• Pa. Joins Trending Pushback To App Arbitration Terms 
• 3rd Circ. Denies Rehearing In Website Wiretap Suit
• Grand Jury Charges Pa. Man With Threats To Judge, President
• Insurer Seeks Dismissal Of Flyers Rink Cancer Coverage Suit
• Real Estate Financier Held In Contempt Over Unpaid Fee Docs
• USAA Says Attys Talked Over Any 'Tainted' Testimony
• Construction Specialist Joins Steptoe & Johnson In Pittsburgh
• Endo Gets OK For Cash Use After Deal With Creditors
• Language Barrier Not Enough To Revive Unemployment Case
• Watching The DTSA Court Split On Inevitable Disclosure
• Pittsburgh Merger Advocates Want 1903 Law Kept On Books
• Caterpillar Seeks 3rd Circ. Review Of Antitrust Early Win Bid
• EEOC Disability Bias Suit Against Health System Narrowed
• Post-Litigation Refund Strategies To Defeat Class Certification
• Prepare For Pa. Consumer Suits After Website Wiretap Ruling
• Ex-Stern & Eisenberg Atty Gets Claims Trimmed In Bias Suit
• 3rd Circ. OKs Fraud Conviction Despite Grand Juror Victim
• Trucker Must Arbitrate Slip-And-Fall Injury Claims
• Employer Must Pay 'Non-Credible' Expert's Fees, Panel Says
• REMOVED: What A Federal Noncompete Law Could Mean For Companies
• PennDOT, NAACP Disagree On Highway Project's Impact
• Sungard Gets OK For Asset Sale, Ch. 11 Wind-Down Plan
• Real Estate Rumors: Workspace Property, SMA, Lululemon
• Nixing ICWA Risks Native Heritage, Leaders Tell High Court
• Pa. Pilot Blames 'Reckless' Medical Helicopter For Crash
• Post-TransUnion Ruling Clarifies Data Breach Standing
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Shows FLSA's Broad Retaliation Protections
• Ex-Hospital Food Director Blames Firing On Age, Gender Bias
• Allianz Sued For $12.4M In Product Liability Coverage
• Republicans Want Pa. Justices' Opinion On Undated Ballots
• Post-It Example Fails Dentist In COVID-19 Coverage Battle
• Teva, Glenmark Won't Get Antitrust Grand Jury Docs
• Pa. Judge Tosses Virus Coverage Suits Against 4 Insurers
• 3rd Circ. Says Pa. Eluding Charge Not Grounds For Removal
• High Court Could Resolve Thorny Atty-Client Privilege Issue
• Philly Atty Suspended 1 Year For Sexual Advances On Client
• Schnader Harrison Accused Of 'Monumental' Deadline Failure
• Pittsburgh Merger Opponents Say Annexation Law Was Cut
• Multifamily Investors Ease Underwriting In Q3, CBRE Says
• Chubb Units Escape West Virginia Coal Waste Coverage Row
• 3rd Circ. Says Welding Co.'s Contract Doesn't Bar Barrel Sales
• Shell, Contractor To Pay Pa. $670K Over Pipeline Violations
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Exxon Mobil, Brad Pitt
• Suit Claims Chinese Co. Copied Robot Toy's Source Code
• Opioid Attys Stress 'Staggering' Costs In 6th Circ. Fee Feud
• Pa. GOP Says Undated-Ballot Rule Dooms Voting Rights Deal
• Pa. AG, City DAs Spar In Court Over Opioid Suit Release
• Internet Gaming Biz Hit The Jackpot With Wire Act Ruling
• Pa. Panel Says Hyperlinked Arbitration Terms Weaken Rights
• Refining Info Governance As E-Discovery Gets More Complex
• Pa. Trading Firm Pays $4M To End FERC Manipulation Case
• 3rd Circ. Blocks Cremation Co.'s Bid To Halt Competition
• DOL Denies Pa. Meat Co.'s Appeal On Migrant Worker Request
• Accessibility Suit Over DraftKings' Website Dropped
• Pa. Ruling In $6.3M Med Mal Case Could Change Trial Strategy
• 3rd Circ. Halts Deportation For Haitian Man, Cites Bad Counsel
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Pa. Theft Statute In Deportation Case
• Permitting Reform: Electric Transmission Implications
• Pa. Court Checks Utilities' Power In Historic Districts
• Jury Awards $1.2M To Jail Guard Fired For Reporting Racism
• Suit Says Golf Superstore Website Inaccessible To The Blind
• Health Care Co. Seeks Full Coverage For COVID Claims
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Federal Prosecutor In Wilmington Office
• Risk Mitigation In Face Of Rising Legal Malpractice Claims
• Justices Undo OK Of Undated Mail-In Ballots
• Creditors Say Endo Cash Collateral Conditions Favor Lenders
• White Moody's Director Says Diversity Policy Got Him Fired
• Comcast Hit With Ex-Software Designer's Gender Bias Suit
• Clorox Targeted In Antitrust Suit Over Brita's 'Patent Ambush'
• PNC Can't Sink Black Ex-Worker's Race Discrimination Suit
• Nurick Law Accused Of Malpractice In Whistleblower Suit
• Dilworth Paxson Adds Experienced Bond Counsel In Philly
• Former Pa. Bank CEO Gets 14 Months For SBA Loan Bribes
• Republicans Ask Pa. Justices To Review 'Curing' Bad Ballots
• Pa. Committee Says Court Can't Interfere In Probe Of Philly DA
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Look For Common Ground
• CFTC Says Delaware Silver Trader Ripped Off Customers
• Suit Blames Pa. Gas Co. Worker For Oxygen Fire Injuries
• Pa. Judge Lets Counterclaim Proceed In 'Mold Medic' TM Suit
• Atty Convicted In Mob-Extortion Case Wants Top Court Appeal
• University Gets Event Producer's COVID-19 Suit Trimmed
• Families Say 3rd Circ. Revived Nursing Home Virus Case
• Pa. Judge Lets FedEx Move $532M PPE Delivery Suit To Tenn.
• Limiting The Scope Of Representation Is Critical For Lawyers
• Whistleblower Seeks Sanctions Against Kindred For Delay
• Pennsylvania Gov. Race Complicates High Court Pick Process
• Nelson Mullins Expands To Philly With Product Liability Trio
• FERC Should Hear Gasoline Blending Dispute, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Attorney-Turned-Wrestler Finds Victory In Following Dream
• Contractor Seeks $1.1M From Pitt Over COVID Work Delays
• The Lawyer Personalities That Make Up Joint Interest Groups
• Defective Home Claims Not Tolled By Repairs, Pa. Panel Says
• High Court Allows Longer Arguments In ICWA Dispute
• J&J Mesh Ruling Misread NC Law, 3rd Circ. Is Told
• Shingles Patients Push To Keep Zostavax MDL Alive
• Top Pa. Justice's Death Leaves 'Terrible Void,' Successor Says
• Convenience Chain Can't Take Crash Suit Out Of Philly
• Justices Seek To Define Key Terms In States' MoneyGram Suit
• Attys Shouldn't Assume Judicial Critique Is Protected Speech
• Philly Tenants Say City Failed To Enforce Lead Paint Law
• Penn State TM Case's Impact On Merchandising And Beyond
• High Court Allows SG To Weigh In On Pa. Jurisdiction Dispute
• NC Man's J&J Mesh Suit Was Filed Too Late, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Justices Won't Hear Spat Over Court-Ordered Pa. Election Map
• Pennsylvania Chief Supreme Court Justice Max Baer Dies