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Pennsylvania - August, 2023

243 articles

• Malpractice Plaintiffs Say Doctors' Deal Didn't Moot Discovery
• Transco Pipeline Asks 3rd Circ. To Undo NGA Ruling
• Rite Aid Atty's 'Money Grab' Comments Don't Justify New Trial
• PNC Bank Beats Ex-Employee's Discrimination Suit
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Road Co.'s Bid For $4M More In Coverage Denied
• The 7 Most Notable FCRA Cases Of 2023 So Far
• If College Athletes Are Employees, Bias Protections May Apply
• Suboxone Buyers Can't Narrow Product Market Ahead Of Trial
• Airbnb Says It's Not Liable In Pittsburgh Party Shooting Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Bank OZK, Portman Holdings, Flagship
• Pa., NJ Men Plead Guilty In $35M Investor Fraud Scheme
• Medical License Ban Doesn't Apply To Pre-2020 Sex Offenders
• 3rd Circ. Says Polygamy Sinks Syrian Atty's Citizenship Bid
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• New Jersey Automotive Boutique Parks At Fox Rothschild
• OnlyFans Consulting Firm Must Face Pa. Trade Secrets Suit
• Papa John's Customer Takes Pa. Wiretap Suit Ax To 3rd Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Insurer's Win In Farm Loss Coverage Fight
• 3rd Circ. Says Builders Group Can't Sue Over Labor Accords
• Kraft Heinz Agrees To Settle MiO False Advertising Claims
• GameStop Gets Pa. Wiretapping Suit Tossed For Good
• Norfolk Southern Fights Subpoena For Derailment Consultant
• Philly Atty Who 'Threw It All Away' Gets Prison For Tax Fraud
• Dairy Tester Ends Suit Over Soured Organic Valley Contract
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• Philly Firm Sacks Weston Hits Ch. 11 Amid Fraud Scandal
• US Steel Tells Investors It's Mulling Multiple 'Credible' Offers
• 23 AGs Urge 9th Circ. To Keep Contractor Wage Hike Ruling
• Ex-Mylan CIO Waives Atty Conflict For Insider Trading Case
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• 3rd Circ. Says Attorney Can't Challenge Pa. Anti-Bias Rule Yet
• Inflexible Remote Work Policies Can Put Employers In A Bind
• Wells Fargo Inks $16.6M Deal In Overtime Suit
• Philly Judge Awards Amputee $3.7M On Top of $26M Verdict
• Pa. County Loses Bid To Delay Voting Machine Custody Case
• Shoppers Say Rite Aid Shares Searches With Google, Meta
• Furniture Biz's Amended Claims Moot Insurer's Dismissal Bid
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Winn-Dixie's Mushroom Antitrust Suit
• Harvard Business School Accused Of Misclassifying Worker
• Pa. Magisterial Judge Candidate's Case Dismissed As Moot
• What Circuit Split May Mean For FCA Kickback Liability
• 5 Firms Build $1.4B Go-Private Deal For Luxury Resort Owner
• Landscaping Biz Secures $500M Investment From One Rock
• Eastman Can't Delay Calif. Disbarment Trial Or DQ Expert
• Google Privacy Suit Gets New Judge After Settlement Denied
• Fox Station Touts Letters From Lawmakers In License Dispute
• DC Circ. Won't Revive FTC's Endo-Impax Deal Suit
• 3rd Circ. Rejects FCA Defense Using 'Single Escobar Factor'
• Iraq Telecom Says Korek Is Ignoring $1.65B Award
• Del. Justices Say Illness Risk Without Symptoms Not An Injury
• NYC Property Owner's Bad Faith Claim Is False, Insurer Says
• US Steel Beats Ex-Worker's Post-Derailment Firing Suit
• Chester County Atty Gets Suspension For Drunken Trespass
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• Pa. Court Orders Dissolution Of Failed Medical Pot Co.
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Lynch Carpenter
• 'No Historical Evidence' To Eastman's VP Claim, Judge Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Insurer Can't Appeal Order To Defend
• NY AG Asks 2nd Circ. To Follow 3rd Circ.'s Gun Law Decision
• Pa. School Districts Make Class Claims Over Ohio Derailment
• Insurer's Ex-President Owes $3M For 'Outrageous' Fraud
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• 'Exceptional' Starbucks Bias Case Earned Fee Hike, Court Told
• Green Groups Say Pa. Oil Well Law Is 'Unconstitutional'
• Ex-Nurick Law Client Says Malpractice Suit Belongs In NJ
• Law Firms Seek $1.6M In Fees For TD Bank Class Action
• NJ Gun Case Doesn't Impact Pa. Rule Fight, 3rd Circ. Told
• Motorcyclist Gets Redo To Prove PennDOT Knew Of Dangers
• Constellation NewEnergy Accused Of Deceptive Overcharging
• Renters Drop Apartment Owners From Philly Lead Testing Suit
• Teva Escapes Ex-Exec's Age Discrimination Case
• Esmark Drops Bid For US Steel, Citing Union's Wishes
• Split 6th Circ. Rules OSHA's Standard Setting Is Constitutional
• VA Hospital Scores Win In Police Officer's Promotion Bias Suit
• Hotel Job Seeker's Drug Treatment Bias Suit Headed To Trial
• Philly Developer Sues Grocer Giant Over Store Lease Dispute
• Pa. Voting Groups Want Undated-Ballot Suit To Stay Alive
• Nationwide Gets Pa. Drivers' Billing Class Action Scaled Back
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Cozen O'Connor
• Pot Co. Can't Arbitrate Contract Case, Judge Rules
• Heritage Power Set For October Ch. 11 Confirmation
• Judge Erred In Quashing Subpoenas, 3rd Circ. Says
• Del. 'Pill Mill' Doctor's 20-Year Prison Term Tossed By 3rd Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Postpones Ruling On Urban Outfitters' Virus Appeal
• Pa. Justices Say Golf Outing Host Not Liable For Drunk Driver
• Dilworth Paxson Adding Up To 20 Schnader Harrison Attys
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Buchanan Ingersoll
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Hangley Aronchick
• Late NFL QB's Family Partially Settles In Highway Death Suit
• 3rd Circ. Told FieldTurf's Bid Is 'Smoke And Mirrors'
• Taxi Hailing Cos. Can't Escape RICO Claims, For Now
• UPMC Surgeon Drops Claims Stemming From Alleged Wiretap
• Alcoa Seeks New Trial In $200M IP Case Against Ga. Rival
• Indivior Cuts Suboxone Buyers $30M Deal In Antitrust MDL
• Pa. Condo Group, Builders Settle $2.5M Arbitral Award Fight
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Pa. Attorney Settles Rent Dispute To Clear Contempt Charge
• Aviation Watch: Osprey Aircraft May Face Tort Claims
• Philly Atty Asks Judge To Toss Counterclaim In Contract Fight
• Reed Smith Corporate Atty Joins Porter Wright In Pittsburgh
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Blank Rome LLP
• Cosby Can't Launch 3rd Circ. Fight Over Sex Abuse Case Yet
• B. Braun Escapes Workers' 401(k) Fee Suit After Bench Trial
• No Need To Pause Urban Outfitters' Virus Appeal, Zurich Says
• 3rd Circ. Says NJ Firearms Law Challenge 'Jumped The Gun'
• Upcoming High Court ADA Cases May Signal Return To Basics
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• Ex-Starbucks Manager Gets $2.7M For Lost Pay In Bias Win
• Sen. Urges US Steel To Reject Any Foreign Takeover Bids
• Janssen Rebuffs Samsung's Stelara Suit, Faces Fresh Claim
• The 2023 Regional Powerhouses
• Tech, Life Sciences Lift Pa. Powerhouses
• China Singled Out For Steep Tin Mill Levy In Global Probe
• FTC Tackles 'Entanglements' In $5.2B Quantum-EQT Deal
• Ex-Editor Says USA Today Sports Paid Under Minimum Wage
• Utility Seeks $3M For Convicted CEO, Officers' Defense Costs
• DOJ Wants Equal Access To Docs in Ex-Exec's Criminal Case
• Whistleblowing Eye Doc Asks Justices To Save Kickback Law
• GE Let Out Of Philly Navy Yard Worker's Asbestos Lawsuit
• 3rd Circ. Got Venezuela Debt Decision Wrong, Justices Told
• Olive Garden Denied Job Applicant Over Disability, EEOC Says
• Kraft Heinz Co.'s MiO Water Buyers Seek Cert. In False Ad Suit
• Atty Sues Pittsburgh Judge Who Jailed Him For Contempt
• Lewis Brisbois Says Device Maker Owes $1M In Legal Fees
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• Starbucks Blasts $1.4M Fee Bid In Ex-Manager's NJ Bias Case
• Ex-Pennsylvania County DA Gets Prison For Sex Assault
• K-9 Cop's OT Claims For Dog Care Tossed, For Now
• Gas Cos. Lose Another Bid To Toss W.Va. Well-Plugging Suit
• 3rd Circ. Backs Nonprofit's Win In Fired Nurse's Bias Suit
• EPA Downplayed Risks After Ohio Train Derailment, Court Told
• 3rd Circ. Revives Precision Oil Workers' Protective Gear Suit
• Fisher Phillips Adds Trade Secrets Pro To Philly Office
• Pa. Airport Says Security Trumps Airmall's Tenant Rights
• Ohio AG Gets Final Deal For Derailment 'Phony Charity' Case
• Foam Co. Slams Insurers' Bid To Toss PFAS Coverage Suit
• SEC Fines Pa. Bank, Ex-CFO For Flawed Debt Accounting
• UPenn Docs Seek To Dodge $183M Birth Injury Verdict
• DePuy Counsel Says Spinal IP Suit Is Worthy Of Atty Fees
• Driver Says Medical Courier Doesn't Pay Overtime Wages
• Bankrupt Pa. City Reneged On Retirees' Atty Fees, Court Told
• 3rd Circ. Backs Arbitration Denial In Airline ESOP Fight
• Pa. Lab Owner Gets Prison For Medicare Kickback Scheme
• Esmark Enters Offer For US Steel As Bidding War Brews
• 3rd-Party Releases In Ch. 11 May Die At Supreme Court
• Investors Sue Viatris Brass For Selling Off Biosimilars
• Insurer Wins Reversal In Car Crash Coverage Suit
• US Steel Stock Jumps As It Mulls Sale Options
• Life Sciences Biz Paying Up To $200M For CBD Drugmaker
• Samsung Says Expired Warranty Bars Magnuson-Moss Claim
• International Trade Pro Joins Frost Brown Todd In Pittsburgh
• What Courts' Deference Preference Can Mean For Sentencing
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NJ Judge Won't Impose 6 Month Ch. 11 Bar On J&J Talc Unit
• Kraft, Others' Egg Price-Fixing Trial Will Have 2 Phases
• Staffing Agency, Recruiters Reach Deal On 3-Year-Old OT Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says Students Can Pursue COVID-19 Tuition Refunds
• CORRECTION: Steel Mill Must Pay Trucking Co. $4.6M For Unpaid Invoices
• Pa. Nursing Home Narrows Suit Over Patient's COVID-19 Death
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• What To Watch As Justices Take Up Title VII Job Transfer Case
• Firms' Fee Award Argument Heads To Trial Over Objections
• Nursing Home Immune From Janitorial Worker's Fall Suit
• Bus Co. Fights Injury Suit With 'Jerk And Jolt' Doctrine
• 3rd Circ. Denies Aetna's Bid To Dismantle ERISA Class
• Cheesecake Factory Can't Nix Arb.'s Punt Of Sex Assault Suit
• Pa. Logistics Co. Hit With Data Breach Class Action
• How Judicial Privilege Shields Attys Facing Wiretap Violations
• States Say OK Of Pa.-NJ Pipeline Work Undermines State Law
• Attys Get $24M Fee In Final Arconic Grenfell Fire Deal
• Plaintiff's Attys Hail $3.5M Settlement In Clergy-Abuse Suit
• Pa. Marijuana Company, Drivers Resolve Unpaid OT Suit
• Senate Dems Prod Federal Reserve On Bank Merger Revamp
• 3rd Circ. Backs Telecom Co.'s Win In Gender Bias Suit
• DOL Reaches Safety Deal Over Norfolk Southern's Derailment
• Kraft Heinz Investor Attys Seek $90M For $450M Deal
• 3rd Circ. Axes $30K Atty Fee Award In Medical Practice Row
• 3rd Circ. Won't Reconsider Revival Of $30M Coverage Suit
• Greenberg Traurig Adds 2 Reed Smith Health Care Pros
• Flaster Greenberg Adds RE, Corporate Atty In Philly
• DOL's New Wage Rule With Extra Liabilities May See Lawsuits
• UGA Fires Staffer Who Sued Over Deadly January Car Crash
• Nursing Homes Must Prepare For Ownership Scrutiny
• Penn Buys $1.5B ESPN Bet Rights, Backs Out Of Barstool
• Urban Outfitters Seeks Pause Of Virus Coverage Appeal
• In-Office Engagement Is Essential To Associate Development
• 'Runaway Verdict' Could Affect Care, Philly Hospital Says
• Five State AGs Say DuPont's $1.1B PFAS Deal Falls Short
• Tucker Arensberg Hires 4 Shareholders For Litigation Group
• DOL Finalizes Wage Calculations For Construction Industry
• Westinghouse Defeats 3rd Circ. Appeal In Electrocution Suit
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Ex-Security Officer's Sex Bias Suit
• NC Psychologist Settles FCA Suit Over Brain-Testing Device
• Real Estate Rumors: Coby White, PNC Bank, Arriba Capital
• CBS And General Electric Escape Asbestos Suit Over Sea Law
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Insurer's Policy Misrepresentation Claims Are Time-Barred
• Pa. Atty Says Former Firm Shifted Client Collections Onto Her
• Pointers For Tackling Antitrust Class Action Set-Aside Orders
• Ex-Temple Biz Dean's Fraud Conviction Upheld By 3rd Circ.
• A Judge's Pitch To Revive The Jury Trial
• Envestnet Should Face Trade Secrets Case, Report Says
• Bondholders Seek Citgo Seizure Order In Delaware
• Ivy League Must Open Student Aid Data In Athlete Lawsuit
• Caterpillar Blasts Bid For Tweaks To Antitrust Suit
• Amazon And Pharma Cos. Sued Over Tainted Eye Drops
• 3rd Pa. County Defies Law Barring Name Changes For Felons
• Ex-Hospital Employee Defends COVID Vax Bias Suit
• Pharma Cos. Can't Trim Gout Drug Antitrust Claims
• Mallory Ruling Doesn't Undermine NC Sales Tax Holding
• Panel Rules NJ Transit Has Sovereign Immunity In Pa.
• 3rd Circ. Backs Firm In Alcoholic Worker's Disability Bias Case
• How To Recognize And Recover From Lawyer Loneliness
• 9th Circ. Restarts Builder's Suit Over Allegedly Hidden Assets
• Pa. Justices Will Mull If Fed. Gas Law Preempts State Review
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Should Be Mandatory
• Recalling USWNT's Legal PR Playbook Amid World Cup Bid
• 3rd Circ. Backs Union's $633K Asset Win From Ex-Parent Org.
• Insurer Wants Margolis Edelstein Malpractice Win Reversed
• Duane Morris Hit With Legal Malpractice Suit Over Settlement
• Shell Calls Landowners' Atty Sanction Bid 'Hyperbole'
• Longtime Philly Firm Schnader Harrison To Shutter
• Pa. Charter Flight Co. Says Mechanic Can't Work For Dick's
• Pa. Developer Slams 'Nonsense' Malpractice Dismiss Bid
• What Attys Should Know 6 Mos. After Ohio Train Derailment
• Nonprofit Execs Can't Nix RICO Charge After Bribery Acquittal
• J&J Unit's Talc Claimants Seek Temporary Bar On 3rd Ch. 11
• Shuttered Philly Pharmacies To Pay $3.5M To End FCA Claims
• Chamberlain Hrdlicka Expands In Philly With Tax Attorney Hire
• TaxSlayer Hit With Philly Class Action Over Data Sharing
• Green Group Says Shell's Pa. Air Pollution Defenses Deficient
• Verizon Hit With Investor Suit Over Toxic Lead Cable Reports
• ITC OKs Exclusion Order Against Chinese Warehouse Robots
• Philly Legal Org. Says EEOC Can't Support Atty's ADA Claims
• BNY Mellon Seeks End To Clients' Self-Dealing Class Action
• 3rd Circ. Puts Deceptive Collections Claims Back In Fed. Court
• UPMC Can't Cite HIPAA To Keep Surgeon's Tape Sealed
• Justices' Job Transfer Review Should Hold To Title VII Text
• Pa. Builder Calls Atty's Venue Change A Ploy For Money
• Fox Rothschild Expands Philadelphia Office With 3 Partners
• NFL Concussion Firm Won't Get Cut Of Ex-Client's Deal
• Trump Beats Back Parts Of Pa. Poll Worker's Defamation Suit