Pennsylvania Archive » March, 2023

Pennsylvania - March, 2023

226 articles

• J&J Can't Keep Talc Ch. 11 During High Court Appeal
• AmerisourceBergen Loses Bid To Toss Insurers' Del. Suits
• Kraft Heinz Escapes Consolidated Derivative Investor Suit
• Walmart, American Eagle Stitch Up Split On Jeans
• AmerisourceBergen Seeks Toss Of DOJ's Opioid Suit
• US Repays Cop's Penalties On Polish Lottery Winnings
• Class Attys Vie To Lead Norfolk Southern Derailment Suits
• Judge OKs $12.5M 401(k) Deal, With Class Attys Getting $4.2M
• EPA Sues Norfolk Southern Over Ohio Derailment
• IG Opens Inquiry Into EPA's Ohio Derailment Response
• LabMD's Defamation Claims Over 'Public' File Can Continue
• Pa. Superior Court Says Late Debt Collection Letters Are OK
• Leased Police Facility Wasn't Publicly Funded, Pa. Panel Says
• 3rd Circ. Mulls Fairness Of Fee Award In Wawa Breach Case
• Green Groups, US Steel In Settlement Talks Over Emissions
• Fox Ex-Producer Case Is A Lesson In Joint Representation
• Judge Blocks Some Evidence In DOL Battery Co. Wage Suit
• Pa. Amusement Parks Beat Families' Mask Mandate Challenge
• 3rd Circ. Orders Trial In Pharma Fraud Coverage Suit
• Ohio AG Says Deal With Norfolk Southern Won't Affect Suit
• FERC Says Block Of Pa.-NJ Pipeline Work Is Unjustified
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Revive Suit Over NJ Counties' Labor Deal
• Pa. Panel Rips Pittsburgh Airport Over 'Airmall' Eviction
• A Tale Of 2 State Tax Sourcing Decisions: The Pa. Court's Path
• Sports Retailers Share Gun-Buy Info With Facebook, Suit Says
• Amazon Seeks Defense In Pa. Personal Injury Suit
• Pittsburgh Says 'Jock Tax' Is Within City's Taxing Authority
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Baseball And MDLs
• US Steel Beats Claims It Fired Workers To Shrink Pension Pay
• 6th Circ. Widens FCA Split, Curtails Kickback Law's Scope
• Biz Groups Ask High Court To Use 'Objective' FCA Standard
• A Tale Of 2 State Tax Sourcing Decisions: The Va. Court's Path
• Feds Say COVID Fraudster Forged Court Letters As Atty Exits
• Envestnet Adds 3 New Board Members After Activist Criticism
• Stanford Law Protest Highlights Rise Of Incivility In Discourse
• Court Improperly Nixed Unvaccinated Jurors, Pa. Panel Told
• Philly Firm Facing $13M Texas Suit Over Unpaid Loans
• Landlord Says Retainers Not Protected In Pa. Transfer Law
• DOJ Fights Pharma Exec's Bid To Delay Price-Fixing Trial
• Court Eyes Attorney Actions In 'Sham' Androgel Patent Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Paul Brown, Kislak, DRA Advisors
• Pa. Justices Split On $100M Bond, Sink Cap-And-Trade Appeal
• How FLSA Actions Are Playing Out Amid Split On Opt-In Issue
• Dispute Prevention Strategies To Halt Strife Before It Starts
• Roots Bassist's Widow Accuses Band Founders Of Fraud
• Judge Amends Sanctions Against Norfolk Southern's Ex-Atty
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Former Lord Exec Too Late To File Stock Buyback Suit
• NJ Panel Tosses Libel Suit Over Atty's Role In Fraud Probe
• Opioid Theory Reaches 'Alcohol, Guns, Phones,' 4th Circ. Told
• Drugmaker Not Defamed By Medical Journal, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Pa. Panel Says Disbarred Atty Can't Sub In Philly Schools
• Contract Precludes COVID-19 Europe Trip Insurance Refund
• Munich Re's Fire Coverage Suit Axed In Favor Of State Cases
• Utz General Counsel Earned Nearly $2M In 2022
• Pilots Press 3rd Circ. To Flip Loss In Military Leave Suit
• Class Seeks $4.2M For Attys In Universal Health 401(k) Suit
• SD Tribe Seeks Repatriation Of Child's Remains
• Pa. Schools Sue Norfolk Southern Over Ohio Derailment
• Conrail Worker's Cancer Suit Reinstated By Pa. Court
• Power Trader Wants 3rd Circ. Revival Of Trade Secrets Suit
• The Important Role Of Contra Proferentem In ERISA Cases
• Defamation Alternatives For Suing Hoax Social Media Users
• Practical Skills Young Attorneys Must Master To Be Happier
• Two Philly Attorneys Sentenced For Legal Fee Scheme
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Margolis Edelstein Attys To Media Group
• Pa. Court Dismisses GOP Suit Over Counties' Ballot Curing
• 4 Ways State Oversight May Change Nationwide Health Deals
• Pa. Gov. Calls For State-Level Public Defender Funding
• East Palestine Business Can't Pause Cleanup To Get Samples
• Norfolk Southern CEO Treads Carefully In Rail Regs Debate
• Chancery Won't Redo AmerisourceBergen Opioid Suit
• 17 AGs Seek Reversal Of Mass. Gunmaker Liability Ruling
• Mushroom Co-Op Says Its Saul Ewing Suit Tossed Too Soon
• J&J Plans High Court Appeal After 3rd Circ. Tosses Talc Ch. 11
• Enviros Press DC Circ. To Block NJ Pipeline Project Work
• Online Posts Fair Game In American Eagle-Walmart TM Case
• Rite Aid Hit With Investor Suit Over DOJ Opioid Action
• NY State Can't Downsize Fee For Attys In US Steel Suit
• 'Free Dinner' Investment Scammers Owe $1.3M, Judge Says
• Pa. Court Clarifies Scope Of Relation-Back Doctrine In State
• 22 State AGs Press Hyundai And Kia To Curb Car Theft 'Crisis'
• Insurer Can Recoup $1.1M Benefit From Medical Imaging Co.
• Norfolk Southern Derailment, Spill, Fire Draw Another Suit
• Justices Asked To End 'Hypothetical Jurisdiction' Circuit Split
• DHS Says EB-5 Clarification Is Not Rule That Can Be Litigated
• 3rd Circ. Skeptical Vaccine Refusal A 'Fundamental Right'
• Pennsylvania Is Gathering Momentum On Adult-Use Cannabis
• Fox Rothschild Welcomes Ex-Post & Schell Atty In Philly
• Allstate Says Lowe's Liable For Dehumidifier Fire Losses
• Chubb Says Coverage Not Yet Triggered In Ecolab Injury Suits
• Daily Beast Beats Judge's QAnon False Light Suit, For Now
• Philly Inks $9.75M Settlement With Residents, BLM Protestors
• Drivers Get Cert. In GM Defective Transmission Suit
• Biden Announces New District Court Picks In 3 States
• DOJ Defends Ask For Docs From Drug Price-Fixing MDL
• Ex-Cozen Atty Gets 1-Year Suspension For Insider Trading
• Court Says Tripled Consumer Damages Can Count For Fees
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Medical Pot User Sues Johnson Controls Over Nixed Job Offer
• 50 Years In, Industry Has Knives Out For Potent Kickback Law
• Attys Seek $3M In Fees In $10M Deal For Resort Members
• Pa. Court Says Pittsburgh Rental Rule Goes Too Far
• Pa. Court Says Workers' Comp Can Pay For Medical Cannabis
• EU Court Rejects Appeal Over Delta Heathrow Slots
• ICE Agent Slams Sig Sauer Bid To Limit Evidence In Gun Suit
• Pending NCAA Ruling Could Spell Change For Unpaid Interns
• Architect Wants To Affirm $1.5M Arbitration Against Developer
• ABA Opinion Should Help Clarify Which Ethics Rules Apply
• Bed Bath & Beyond Wants Pa. Spyware Class Claims Tossed
• Ivy League Antitrust Case In Conn. No Slam Dunk, Experts Say
• Philly Vision Center Whistleblower Atty Escapes Conflict DQ
• Norfolk Southern Investors Say Derailment Buried Stock Price
• Questions Sustain Urban Outfitters' COVID-19 Suit, Court Told
• 8th Circ. Backs 25-Year Term For Investment Fraudster
• Stream TV Files Bankruptcy Just Before Asset Dispute Trial
• Pa. Tech Co. Wants Contract Breach Suit Out Of Arbitration
• New Jiffy Lube Worker Allowed To Take Over No-Poach Case
• Airbnb Seeks Arbitration In Suit Over Wounds At Deadly Party
• J&J Ordered To Pay $40M In Damages In Antitrust Suit
• Norfolk Southern Derailment Suits Spur Lead Counsel Race
• Virus Exclusion Ends Child Care Center's COVID-19 Suit
• Tripled Damages Shouldn't Count For Fees, Homebuilder Says
• 4 Ways To Reboot Your Firm's Stalled Diversity Program
• Judge Upholds Ch. 9 Restructuring Bid For Struggling Pa. City
• DOJ And Others Take Down $3B Crypto Laundering Scheme
• Using ChatGPT To Handle Insurance Claims Is A Risky Move
• Consulting Firm Wants UPenn Contract Suit In State Court
• States Shouldn't Fear HIPAA When Improving Gov't Services
• Pa. DOT And Contractor Sued Over Worker's Fatal Fall
• DOJ's Google Sanctions Motion Shows Risks Of Auto-Deletion
• 3rd Circ. Says PTO Is Not Pay In First Impression Ruling
• NJ Justices Call For Appeal Fees Rule Update In Rite Aid Row
• Norfolk Southern Sued By Factories Abutting Crash Site
• Philly, NY Taxi Riders Sue Hailing Cos. Over Hidden Fees
• Mylan Execs Were Unaware Of W.Va. Plant Issues, Court Told
• What To Expect From A Litigation Finance Industry Recession
• Pa. Gas Co. Must Face Residents' Challenge To Project
• Reed Smith Adds Federal Prosecutor In Pittsburgh
• Ohio Sues Norfolk Southern Over East Palestine Derailment
• Worker Drops Unpaid Meal Break Suit Against Health Care Co.
• CVS Can't Escape FCA Suit Alleging Drugmaker Collusion
• Pharma Cos. Say Civil Evidence Off Limits In Criminal Case
• Groups Fed Up With DOT's Delayed LNG-By-Rail Rule Ax
• SEC Fines Water Tech Co. $8.5M In Accounting Fraud Case
• Feds Say Rite Aid Ignored 'Red Flags' On Opioid Prescriptions
• Dem. States Say Abrupt DACA End Means Billions In Losses
• Liberty Mutual Can't Duck Spyware Suit, Customer Says
• Wawa, Credit Unions Ink $28.5M Settlement Over Card Hack
• Consumers Seek Class Cert. In Trump Marketing Suit
• Meet The Attys Defending Norfolk Southern Derailment Suits
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 3rd Circ. Grants Amicus Bids Of Profs, Ex-Judge In LTL Case
• Ohio Firm Wants Possible Malpractice Suit To Stay In State
• Signature Bank Seizure Spurs $40M US Steel Settlement Move
• J&J Unit Ch. 11 Case Shows Texas 2-Step May Be Wrong Move
• Pa. Panel Says PUC Wrong To Skip LNG Enviro Impact
• IHS Awards $135M To States, Tribes For Mine Restoration
• Generic Drug Buyers Get $75M In Price-Fixing Deals Approved
• 3 Firms Chosen For $43B Discovery-AT&T Suit In Del.
• Pa. Atty Gets 1-Year Suspension For 'Ambiguous' Fee Deal
• Ex-Anapol Weiss Client Drops Plane Crash Settlement Suit
• Norfolk Southern CEO 'Deeply Sorry' For Ohio Train Disaster
• YouTuber Gets 5½ Years For Cable TV Piracy Scheme
• Pa. Justices Refuse Suspended Atty's Reinstatement Bid
• Trampoline Parks' $16M COVID Coverage Suit Tossed In Va.
• 3rd Circ. Says Lawyer Didn't Breach Deal With Legal Nonprofit
• Iraqi Telecom Can Subpoena Dechert For ICC Arbitration
• State Farm Drops Pa. Squatter Fire Suit Against Fannie Mae
• 3rd Circ. Rules Horse Breeders Can't Claim Tax Losses
• Norfolk Southern's Ohio Disasters Cue Dual Safety Probes
• Ohio Judge Seeks Consolidation Plan For 18 Derailment Suits
• Samsung Beats Nationwide Unit's $1.2M Battery Fire Suit
• Homer Simpson Sets Example In 3rd Circ. Workers Pay Suit
• Sig Sauer Fights ICE Agent's Defective Gun Suit In Pa.
• Pa. Justices Question Quality Or Quantity In Picking Venue
• Samsung Gave Up Arbitration In Smart TV Suit, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Carriage Co. Reins In Fired Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Talc Claimants Rip J&J Unit's Bid For Full 3rd Circ. Rehearing
• Gilstrap Assures Software Co. It's A Small Fry In USAA's Eyes
• Pa. Court Trims $1.2M From $2.7M Cancer Med Mal Verdict
• Senate Considers Heightened Disclosures For Crypto Miners
• Ivy League Athletes Hit 8 Universities With Price-Fixing Claim
• NTSB To Probe Norfolk Southern's Culture After Derailment
• Justices' MoneyGram Opinion Could Spur State Legislation
• UPMC Doc Can't Get Surgery-Suit Whistleblower Sanctioned
• Pa. Justices Ponder 'No Felony Recovery' Rule For Murderer
• Car Club Owner Sues Norfolk Southern Over Ohio Derailment
• Pa. Pot Co. Can't Ax Drivers' Overtime Wage Suit
• Par Funding CEO's Brother Charged For Philly Atty Attack
• 3rd Circ. Skeptical Of Deciding NJ-Del. Agency Immunity Issue
• Merck Hit With 3rd-Party Payor Suit Over Vaccine Bundling
• Justices Likely To Mull Key Maritime Rulings In Insurance Suit
• AGs Say TikTok Must Comply With Kids' Mental Health Probe
• Pa. Brewer's Virus Coverage Suit Tossed After 3rd Circ. Ruling
• Retired Judge, Profs Oppose J&J Unit's Chapter 11 Bid
• Aetna To Pay $3.4M To End Cancer Treatment Coverage Suit
• Penn State Univ. Nixes Web Expert's Testimony In TM Case
• Justices Leave Questions Open On Dual-Purpose Atty Advice
• Pa. Cannabis Growers, Labs Sue To Stop 2-Lab Testing Rule
• Norfolk Southern To Pay Pa. $7M To Mitigate Derailment Costs
• Justices Will Untangle Yacht Insurance Choice-Of-Law Dispute
• Justices Won't Review Circ. Split On FLSA Collective Actions
• Pa. Bottling Co. Sued Over Worker's Chemical Burn
• Zurich Beats Real Estate Co.'s Pa. Virus Coverage Suit
• DC Circ. Backs EPA Air Pollution Rule Revamp
• Investors' COVID Vax Suit Against Drugmaker Tossed
• Dollar Bank Wants Crypto Broker To Stay In $4.3M Scam Suit
• Pittsburgh Gun Laws Weren't In Contempt Of Earlier Deal
• Caesars Hit With Wage Suit Over Early Clock-Out Policy In Pa.
• Surveying The Aftermath: 1 Month After An Ohio Train Disaster
• EPA Orders Norfolk Southern To Test For Toxic Pollutants
• Rush To Regulate After Ohio Derailment Draws Skeptics
• Penn State Law Prof Poised To Lead DHS Civil Rights Office
• Sherwin-Williams Settles Philly Bridge FCA Case for $1M
• Md. Comptroller Urges State High Court To Revive Digital Tax
• Pittsburgh Auto Parts Shop Fights City's Bridge Closure
• Nonprofit Asks 3rd Circ. To Overrule NLRB Bargaining Order
• NextEra Owes $10.4M For Absent Natural Gas, Suit Says
• Southwest Says Travel Credit Good Enough In Refund Suit
• 3 Emerging Legal Risks For Hospital-At-Home Programs
• Class Cert. Denied Again In Gout Drug Antitrust Case
• Collector Wants Out Of Pa. 'Blade Runner' Art Dispute
• Pa. Denied Restitution From 'Computergate' Mastermind
• J&J Ch. 11 Dismissal Ignores Mass Tort Bankruptcy Principles
• Ohio Federal Judge Eyes Consolidation Of Derailment Cases