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Pennsylvania - January, 2023

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• 3rd Circ. Says Work Safety Suits Don't Outlast OSHA Probes
• Parties In $1.37M Hartford Construction Fight Will Try To Settle
• J&J's Case Axed, But Door Not Shut On 'Texas 2-Step' Ch. 11s
• Pa. Court Undoes $5.6M Verdict In Roofer Injury Suit
• Erie Indemnity Wants 3rd Circ. To Undo Fee Suit Remand
• US Chamber Slams Wesco ERISA Suit As Too Cost-Focused
• Former Post & Schell Labor Chair Moves To Littler In Philly
• Amazon Delivery Partner Wants Ohio Wage Suit Tossed
• Jury Says Navy Contractor Not Liable For Damage To Wharf
• 'NJWeedman' Rightly Lost His Pot Bias Claims, 3rd Circ. Rules
• EPA Launches Plan To Speed Lead Water Pipe Replacement
• HHS Can't Force 'Unlimited' Drug Discounts, 3rd Circ. Says
• Doctor's Misstep Ended Ex-Eagle's Football Career, Jury Told
• Strategies For Cos. Navigating NY Digital Fair Repair Act
• PNC Says PTAB Win Unravels $218M Jury Loss
• Organic Valley Chose 'Profits Over Quality,' Dairy Tester Says
• Mellon Estate Pushes For $69M Tax Refund After Settlement
• Pa. Software Co. Loses Third Challenge To $190M Naval Deal
• 3rd Circ. Throws Out J&J Talc Unit's 'Texas Two-Step' Ch. 11
• Pharma Co. Appeals Malpractice Loss Against Polsinelli
• Philly Italian Orgs Can't Get 3rd Circ. To Restore Columbus Day
• Post & Schell Enviro Atty Returns To Greenberg Traurig
• 5 Ways Attorneys Can Use Emotion In Client Pitches
• Eckert Seamans Adds Credit Suisse Securities GC In Philly
• Pa. Atty Sued By Railway Worker's Family Over Estate Advice
• Giant Eagle Cuts Coupon Patent Deal With Israeli Tech Co.
• Koppers Says Retiree Blasted Buyouts, Broke Agreements
• Pa. GOP Members Appeal No-Go of Philly DA Impeachment
• Pa. Nursing Home Hit With $19M Verdict In Death Suit
• GlaxoSmithKline Biased Against Older Workers, Chemist Says
• Buchanan Ingersoll Adds Ex-Cozen O'Connor Atty In Philly
• 5 Keys To A Productive Mediation
• Pa. Judge Inclined To OK $6.5M All-Clad Cookware Settlement
• Biz's Name Change Doesn't Undo Waiver Of Motorist Coverage
• Five Below Faces Patent Claims Over Sauce Holder Sales
• Travel Co. Workers Agree To $8.7M Deal To End ESOP Suit
• Pa. Panel Says Special Elections Outweigh Leadership Tussle
• EPA Moves To Stop Power Plants' Coal Ash Dumping
• Hershey, Cookie Maker Settle Dueling TM Battles
• Tech Co. Drops Suit Over Wire Fraud Coverage
• 3rd Circ. Chastises 'Ethnocentric' Immigration Judges
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Energy Co. Worker's Retaliation Suit
• Power Plant Operator Heritage Hits Ch. 11 With $686M Debt
• Rare COVID Benefits Award Yields Workers' Comp Road Map
• Court Lets Bankrupt Pa. City Finance Its Insurance Premiums
• NLRB, Union Urge 3rd Circ. To Back Hospital Disclosure Order
• Pa. Law Firm Hit With TCPA Suit Over Debt Relief Robocalls
• Stop Carrying 'Mortgage Scam' Calls, FCC Warns Providers
• Philly Boutique Adds Ex-Prosecutor To Whistleblower Practice
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 2022 MDLs By The Numbers
• EQT Says Ex-Worker's Help Should DQ Plaintiffs' Law Firms
• How The 5th Circ.'s CFPB Ruling Has Been Applied So Far
• 3rd Circ. Refuses Review of Father's Deportation Relief Bid
• Injured SEPTA Trolley Rider Fails On 'Jerk and Jolt' Doctrine
• Philly School District Sues Over New City Asbestos Rules
• Firms Squabble Over $1.8M Fees In DuPont Wage Class Action
• CIT Tells Commerce To Revisit Denied Steel Tariff Exemptions
• Investors Say Fake Renovations Used To Run Ponzi Scheme
• Evaluating The Legal Ethics Of A ChatGPT-Authored Motion
• Businesses Again Ask 3rd Circ. To Send Virus Suits To Pa.
• For The Future Of ESG, Look To State Bill Trends
• Seven From Cohen & Grigsby Join K&L Gates In Pittsburgh
• Prepetition Lease Termination Ruling Creates Uncertainty
• Former Troutman Pepper Attys Launch Goodwin Philly Office
• Gibson Dunn, Jones Day Rep On Xylem's $7.5B Evoqua Buy
• Crowell & Moring Taps Ex-OFAC Chief Counsel In Latest Hire
• Pa. Attys Must Face Conspiracy Claims In $33M Bitcoin Suit
• Pa. Taxi Group Says Rezoning Hurts Airport Business
• Court Beat Circus For Pa.'s 1st Female Chief Justice
• BCBS Unit Sues Insurer For Coverage In $2.7B Antitrust Deal
• Bank Fraud Nets Prison Time In NJ For 3 Men
• Pa. Court Says Reporter Can't Uncover Pipeline Emails
• Shower Curtain Cos. Want $1.5M Atty Fee In Patent Feud
• FTC Wants Shkreli Held In Contempt Over Stonewalling
• Pot Payment Platform Sues Rival Over Pa. Tracking Access
• AndroGel Patent Suit Ruled Baseless For Antitrust Claims
• McCarter & English Adds Real Estate Partner In Philadelphia
• 7 Tips To Increase Your Law Firm's DEI Efforts In 2023
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Get Back To Home Base
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Drug Testing Lab's Escape From TCPA Suit
• Pennsylvania Justices OK New 'Aiding And Abetting' Tort
• 'Rambling' Ad Suit Against Charles Barkley Transferred To Ala.
• SEPTA Ordered To Pay Benefits For Worker's COVID Death
• Chipotle Says Atty Used Daughter For Change-Shorting Suit
• Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board Names New Leadership
• Endo Gets Approval For Fee Deal With State Governments
• Court OKs $10M Deal For Ex-Lifetime Members At Pa. Resort
• Pa. Federal Courthouse Attack Suspect Wanted To 'Bleed Out'
• 3rd Circ. Prods DOJ On Sugar Distributors In Merger Appeal
• Chinese EB-5 Investors Sue Feds Over 'Illogical' Visa Policy
• Franchisees Fight IHG Bid To End Suit Over Data Breach
• Eagles, 76ers Say 3rd Circ. COVID Ruling Doesn't Doom Cases
• GM Rips Class Cert. Bid In Chevy Cruze Emissions Suit
• Oil Co. Transferred $73.9M During Class Action, Suit Says
• Investors, Inovio Get Final OK For $44M Deal In Stock Suit
• Liberty Mutual Wants Court To Toss Pa. Spyware Suit
• Hertz Ruling Could Help Debtors Avoid Make-Whole Premiums
• Atty-Client Privilege Arguments Give Justices A Moving Target
• Court Won't Unfreeze $500K For Crypto Fraud Case Atty Fees
• Pennsylvania Sets Limits On PFAS In Drinking Water
• 5 Gen X Characteristics That Can Boost Legal Leadership
• Pharma Co. Seeks $2M Fee For Bid In Canceled Ch. 11 Auction
• EQT Wants Landowners' Attys DQ'd In Unplugged Wells Suit
• Pa. Man Pleads Guilty To Threatening Judge, President
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Mallinckrodt Ruling Holds Creditor Lessons For IP Sellers
• GameStop Wants To Ditch Pa. Website Wiretapping Suit
• Armed Man Shot Near Philly Federal Courthouse
• Endo Claimants Say It's Time For Alternative Ch. 11 Plans
• 3rd Circ. Says Ad Agency Knew All About Liebowitz
• Ill. Judge Slices Kraft Mac And Cheese Chemical Suit In Half
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Pa. Court OKs State House Dems Special Election Date
• 6 Questions For Boutique Firms Considering Mergers
• Justices Take Up Former Postal Worker's Religious Bias Suit
• Senators Again Call For Wider National Security Steel Tariffs
• What We Learned From 2022's Top FCRA Developments
• Atty Fee Requests In School Masking Cases Fail At 3rd Circ.
• EPA Accused Of Delaying Soot Reduction Plans In Calif., Pa.
• Hudson's Bay Beats Ex-Lord & Taylor Worker's Severance Suit
• Devereux Foundation Can't Trim Claims From Abuse Suit
• US Trustee Skewers Third-Party Releases In Kabbage Ch. 11
• FERC Approves $950M NJ, Pa. Pipeline Upgrade Project
• Transport Co. Says Insurer Shouldn't Be Rewarded For Breach
• 3rd Circ. Presses US On Mylan's $50M Tax Bill For Court Costs
• Pa. Legislature Can't Impeach Philly DA, Court Rules
• Ammo Co. Tells 3rd Circ. Pa. Doctrine Doesn't Bar Fraud Claim
• Justices Urged To Nix Cashier's Checks In MoneyGram Suit
• Courts Should Duck Pa. House Election Fight, Panel Hears
• Pandemic Suits Axed For 5 Pittsburgh-Area Businesses
• Disney+ User Fights ESPN Arbitration In Meta Privacy Case
• Former Obermayer Rebmann Partner To Lead Pa. Enviro Dept.
• Ford Gets Arbitration On Some Transmission Defect Claims
• 3rd Circ. Questions Law That Sent FERC Impasse To Court
• State Constitutions Take Spotlight Post-Dobbs
• Real Estate Co. Beats Investors' Suit Over Philly Site Value
• Chancery Class Seeks Rare AmerisourceBergen Ruling Redo
• Marijuana Cos. Seek Exit From Revised Overtime Wage Suit
• Hockey Memorabilia Maker's Copyright Suit Iced
• Pa. Records Office Must Review Health Dept. Pot Recall Docs
• Pa. School District Didn't Have To Pay Bus Co. During Closure
• Cipriani & Werner Sues Aurobindo Pharma For $3.8M MDL Tab
• 5 Tips For Adding Value To Legal Clients' Experience In 2023
• Mother Urges 3rd Circ. To Hold TikTok Liable For Child's Death
• Apple Tracks Users Who Opt Out, Pa. Wiretap Suit Alleges
• Endo Ch. 11 Could Stiff Future Opioid Claimants, Judge Told
• Pa. Law Firm Settles Allegations Of Asset Diversion Scheme
• Clorox Seeks Toss Of Water Filter Antitrust Suit
• Aerospace Co. Says Execs' Retirement Plans Were Paid In Full
• Real Estate Rumors: CareRite, Tribeca Associates, Incline
• Del. Justices Affirm Toss Of $1.1B Calgon Sale Challenge
• Barley Snyder Promotes 4 Attorneys To Partner
• Atty Sanctioned For Filing Suit Without Plaintiff's Consent
• Ex-Philly Union Leader's Embezzlement Trial Delayed To April
• Bayer's Ex-Top Lawyer Joins Software Giant SAP As GC
• Pa. Town Accused Of Cutting Off Home's Sewer Line
• Stradley Ronon Welcomes Back White Collar Duo In Philly
• PPG Promotes In-House Lawyer To Regional President, GC
• Justices Shut Door On Fight Over Wells Fargo's $1.6M Win
• Justices Won't Hear GOP's Fight Against Pa. Mail-In Voting
• NJ Town Slams 2nd Appeal In Abortion Buffer Zone Fight
• Pa. Farmer Must Restore Damaged Wetlands, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Settlement Reached In Proposed Labor Costs Class Action
• Chinese Co. Must Face IP Suit Over Robot Toy's Source Code
• Legal Standing For Nature: The Road Not Taken
• DA Violated Pa. Wiretap Act By Tipping Off Civil Litigators
• 5 Major Drug And Device Developments Of 2022
• Meat Co. To Take Steelers' Stadium Beef To Pennsylvania
• 3rd Circ. Denies Coverage For Businesses' Pandemic Losses
• EPA, Univar Reach $800K Settlement For Alleged Violations
• Republic Steel Must Pay $1.2M For Unpaid Contributions
• 3rd Circuit Upholds Think Tank's Win In Harassment Suit
• After Squatters Start Pa. Fire, State Farm Sues Fannie Mae
• Philly DA's Office Defeats COVID Religious Liberty Suit
• Court Says Co., Execs Can Share Reed Smith Lawyers
• OK Sought For $6.5M Deal In 'Dishwasher Safe' Pots MDL
• Pa. Court Says Univ. Immune From Borough's Stormwater Tax
• 3rd Circ. Preview: NCAA Athlete Pay Fight Tops Jan. Calendar
• Ex-Biofuel Execs Say US Sitting On Docs As They Seek Retrial
• Clark Hill Combines With Philadelphia Real Estate Boutique
• Ex-Citi Exec's Delay Sinks Sarbanes-Oxley Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• Transit Agency, Union Drop Black Lives Matter Mask Dispute
• Hamilton Lane Closes Direct Equity Fund At Nearly $2.1B
• Pa. Court Says Atty Can't Get Gun Control Donors' Details
• Health & Pharma Legal Clashes Didn't Take A Holiday Break
• Pa. CBD Retailer Settles OT Dispute With Workers
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Defendant In OnlyFans Consulting Case Duped By Fake Atty
• CNA Unit Gets Staffing Co.'s Settlement Coverage Suit Tossed
• Judge OKs Retiree Committee In Philly Suburb's Bankruptcy
• PennDOT Gets Early Win In NAACP Highway Project Dispute
• Developer Asks 3rd Circ. To Revive Golf Club Sale Fraud Suit
• 6 Ways To Avoid Compounding Errors When Practicing Law
• Pa. Hotel Can't Trim Job-Seeker's Drug Discrimination Suit
• Bankruptcy Cases And Trends To Watch In 2023
• 6 Pennsylvania Cases To Watch In 2023
• State AGs May Double Down On Bipartisan Issues In 2023
• Okla., Ohio Could Be Next States To Legalize Pot In 2023
• What Will Keep Legal Talent Professionals Up At Night In 2023
• Gov't Contracts Cases To Watch In 2023